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I wonder if they'll choose to make a whole diverse city or just a "monoculture" of 20 somethign roommates. ? I dont imagine seniors are usually attracted to Cam
by maerF0x0 12y ago
I wonder if they'll choose to make a whole diverse city or just a "monoculture" of 20 somethign roommates. ? I dont imagine seniors are usually attracted to Campus' main market (see the communities on their website). But cities usually have all sorts of demographics.
- stockninja 12y agoMost houses are a monoculture of 20 somethings
- maerF0x0 12y agoits a shame. We all can benefit from more community. I think we can also benefit from diversity of ages etc, wisdom passed down/up etc.
- mc32 12y agoMaybe as they develop and become bigger... But kids out of uni are more or less still 'getting away' from the adults. And empty-nesters probably would have a different tolerance for noise and active hours.
- ebiester 12y agoSome of it has to do with the people who would be interested in an arrangement like this. I saw nothing about couples, for example.
- stevecalifornia 12y agoReminds me of how 'The Real World' TV show started out as a whole bunch of different people living together in SF then as the show progressed season after season it just became a 20 something mono culture.
- will_work4tears 12y agoActually, 'The Real World' changed cities every year and the original one was in Soho, NYC, only Seasons 3 and 29 were in SF. </pedant> (Sorry, couldn't help myself, but you do make a good point)
- brogrammer90 12y agoI imagine these communities will end up resembling the student ghettos of Allston, MA. An amazing place when you're 18, but just depressing when you're 28.