As somebody who stays at them. If you've never this thread will be best skipped, though if there's soemthing stopping you that could be changed that'd be very cool to hear!
What could be done better than colivings you've been to? What's worth doing the same? What should be done with less effort?😹
I'm buying a tumble-down building in France to renovate as a coliving (yes, another expensive one, probably…🙈). My 2nd time around but as this time I own it and DNs exist (we were only lifestyle designers when I did my first) I've opportunity to make it better by actually considering real needs. Can you share what you need / like, especially specifically?!
This is not about big generic or mislabelled "colivings" though I'd still love to hear opinions about them as I also look after coliving.community and thoughts with experience even if bad are at the very least interesting. If you want to debate pricing, there's this thread from the day before.
If you like renovation adventures (and mishaps), it will unfold on my insta.
Questionable render of the planned kitchen/dining, for distraction.
Source: r/digitalnomad · by /u/verseguru