In the United States, it’s traditional for young people to leave their parents and live on their own from the time they graduate up until they start a new family of their own. How long this period lasts depends on a lot of factors, but most people spend a few years living on their own. However, living independently doesn’t mean you have to live alone.
Living on your own is an exciting time. You get to enjoy a lot more independence and make your own decisions about where to live, what to eat, and who to hang out with, but then you’re also responsible for your own bills, for keeping your living space in good condition, and for getting a job that can earn you a decent living. It can be hard to balance all those responsibilities, especially when you’re just starting out in a city with a high cost of living. Fortunately, there are several practical ways to keep your expenses down.
Established in 2020.
LivingQ is more than just a place to live, it’s a coliving community built right at home. In our coliving communities, we have events and amenities that fit community living standards.
From strategic coliving and coworking partnerships to interior design, we’ve given intention to everything needed to create shared living spaces that provide the ultimate community living experience. We are leaders in coliving curation and believe that urban communities are the solution to many of the issues our cities are facing.
348 N Vermont Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90004
341 S Gramercy Pl
Los Angeles, CA 90020
1143 N Mission Rd
Los Angeles, CA 90033
1903 K St
San Diego, CA 92102