What I think is interesting is that in Asia, where property prices are also sky-high...this is dealt with via a large network of public and semi-public spaces f

What I think is interesting is that in Asia, where property prices are also sky-high...this is dealt with via a large network of public and semi-public spaces for rent. -Want to smooch on the couch with your significant other but neither of your family apartments are large enough to do so in private? Rent a movie room! -Want to have a party with half a dozen of your best friends? Rent a music room! -Need a quiet place to study away from your noisy household? Rent a study room! -Need a quiet place to have sex away from your nosy families? Rent a love hotel! -Want to take a quiet day and pamper yourself, with meal service? and so on. Even better the places offer extra amenities -- you don't have to clean up afterwards, there's usually drink and light snack service (and tech support), and so on. So it's curious that this kind of business hasn't really sprung up (outside of Asian enclaves) in highly dense cities.