Cape Town rental prices are out of control, so I wouldn’t be surprised if co-living comes to South Africa in the near future.
Co-living is the solution to the drastic rise in housing costs in some American cities, which make it impossible for a lot of people to survive in the city centres.
How do you co-live? Through PodShare, the service that allows you to rent bunk beds in a communal home for $1 200 a month.
Over to CNN:
A PodShare membership allows you to snag any of the 220 beds — or pods — at six locations across Los Angeles and one in San Francisco. There’s no deposit and no commitment. You get a bed, a locker, access to wifi and the chance to meet fellow “pod-estrians.” Each pod includes a shelf and a personal television. Food staples, like cereal and ramen, and toiletries like toothpaste and toilet paper, are also included.
A single bunk bed is now $1 200? Unreal.
Check it out:
So the only thing you don’t get is privacy.
Yeah, not my vibe.
Although if living costs keep rising, this might just be the way to go.
[source:cnn]
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