As millennials and those in Generation Z continue to move to densely populated urban centers, they’re finding new ways to afford them. That’s why co-living is getting more popular. They’re paying for a bunk bed and maybe a desk, but share a kitchen and living spaces with other strangers looking to save money.
In pricey LA, living with strangers gains popularity
A shared microwave in a Highland Park house, where 25 people live. Photo by Amy Ta.
Credits
Guest:
Frances Anderton - Host, 'DnA: Design & Architecture' -
@FrancesAnderton
Host:
Steve Chiotakis
Producers:
Christian Bordal,
Jenna Kagel,
Caleigh Wells
