Not really. I'm picturing short term, furnished apartments that you swap every week or two (like an AirBnb). This lifestyle is already popular among the younger

Not really. I'm picturing short term, furnished apartments that you swap every week or two (like an AirBnb). This lifestyle is already popular among the younger generation; low stress, no ties, freedom to travel and explore. It's great until you want to settle down and have security but at the point where big companies own everything that won't be possible. It's sort of in line with this "Great Reset" conspiracy: "You will own nothing and you will be happy".