If you have chosen the co-living lifestyle, there are many benefits you will experience. From more affordable living options to a long list of amenities, there is something for everyone to enjoy. You will also find flexible housing terms and a community and family-like atmosphere. However, there are also a few things you will need to get used to when adapting to this new lifestyle. Below you will find a few tips for a co-living lifestyle.
When you live with other adults under the same roof, it’s important to make sure everyone pitches in and deals with all the scrubbing, vacuuming, dishwashing, trash emptying, and other chores that no one wants to do but have to happen to keep your living space nice and clean. By having everyone pitch in, everyone will feel a shared responsibility for keeping things neat and no one will feel like someone is dodging work. There are several ways to divide these jobs and your best option can depend on you and your roommates.
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.
If someone tells you that there’s no excuse for not being able to live on your own as a working adult, that person is probably a Baby Boomer who has no idea how much the landscape of everyday economics in the USA has changed. With all of that going on, shared space living is becoming a common choice, and here are the reasons why.
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.
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Los Angeles, CA 90004
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