While hotel chains sell sterile rooms and coworking giants lease soulless desks, Neighbourgood is quietly building a third category: a global network of connected spaces where good people belong. With $19.6M in revenue and just 77 employees, they're proving that hospitality is about community, not just check-ins.

"They're not competing with hotels—they're making hotels irrelevant by building a network where every space feels like home."

The tech stack reveals their priorities: jQuery and Tailwind CSS suggest a pragmatic, lean engineering approach. No fancy frameworks—just fast, functional, and mobile-first. Google Analytics and GTM are standard, but the lack of aggressive retargeting pixels suggests they rely on community, not surveillance.

• Product-led growth: Head of Product (Keegan Foreman) reports directly to leadership
• Vertical integration: Head of Investments (Ryan Swart) ensures capital efficiency
• Brand as moat: Kim Clark leads marketing with a community-first approach
• Property-as-a-service: Larisha Marques manages the physical backbone