Nah I hear you, and I agree. The co-living spaces in most major US cities are basically just developers trying to glamorize apartments with roomates. Though t

Nah I hear you, and I agree. The co-living spaces in most major US cities are basically just developers trying to glamorize apartments with roomates. Though to scale it up and minimize the enshitification, perhaps some sort of framework or guide could be created that allows smaller groups to more easily navigate the legal and financial challenges on their own. What seems to make this so much easier in other countries are the lack of regulations. Hostels and some Bed and Breakfasts come close to the co-living experience in the US though. And they maintain their unique charm. It's definitely possible.