Can 35 roommates cure loneliness? This co-living housing firm thinks so. – The Washington Post

By Aaron Wiener
Washingtonians are likelier to live alone than residents of any other major U.S. city, according to a recent study — a recipe for loneliness that one European company sees as a business opportunity. Brussels-based Cohabs is buying up properties in D.C. with the aim of converting them into “co-living” spaces, where as many as 36 housemates will share common areas, events and — according to the firm’s marketing — a cure for urban loneliness.

Source: Can 35 roommates cure loneliness? This co-living housing firm thinks so. – The Washington Post