A Brief History of Co-Living Spaces: From 19th Century Boarding Houses to Millennial Compounds

Mar 6, 2016 · CityLab · Jessica Leigh Hester

Those Millennial-filled compounds aren’t all that different from 19th-century boarding houses.

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The Wall Street Journal

Out of Office: Workers Try a Year on the Road

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Co.Exist

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The Atlantic

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WIRED

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Atlas Obscura

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