Co-Living
Coverage of today's new take on communal urban living, from a look at the designers and developers bringing co-living spaces to our cities to the cultural and financial impact of the lifestyle.
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What to know about buying a co-op apartment in Seattle
Homebuying in Seattle can be tricky, no matter the housing type. What’s a co-op—and could cooperative living be for you?
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Losing a home you’ve already left
Family dinners, backyard chickens, and unrequited love defined my years at a Brooklyn commune.
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An ode to the punk house
For the right kind of person, the punk house is its own utopia.
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Coming of age in cohousing
Growing up communally brings exposure to the world of adults—and lessons in interdependence.
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Aging in place—with someone else
Can multigenerational home-sharing solve LA’s affordability crisis?
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The sorority in the skyscraper
A 1929 "residence and clubhouse" for young professional women offered affordable housing—and community.
A new use for the spare room
Home-share programs match two generations facing higher rates of loneliness and unaffordable housing costs.
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Living with roommates: An illustrated guide
In 2007, I moved out of my parents’ place to go to university. In the 12 years since, I’ve had 26 roommates.
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I lived in a Tokyo coworking space
Sleeping where I worked blurred my work-life boundaries.