What is Community Living?

Community living refers to a shared living arrangement where resident share common areas such as kitchens, lounges or outdoor spaces, but have their own private bedrooms. This setup encourages more social interaction and allows residents to share overhead living expenses for a more affordable housing option than apartment living.

What type of people live in community living houses?

Community living houses attract a wide range of people, including young professionals, students or individuals seeing a more connected, collaborative and supportive living environment.

Do I have my own private space?

Yes! While you share common areas with other residents, you have a private bedroom with a keypad lock on the door.

Are there specific rules or guidelines that residents must follow?

Each community house has its own set of rules, which might include guidelines on quiet hours, guest policies, cleanliness and shared space usage.

What are the benefits of community living?

Sharing rent, utilities and household expenses helps reduce the cost of living, making it an affordable option for individuals on a budget or looking for more sustainable living.

What is expected from me as a resident?

Residents are typically expected to share in household activities and contribute to the overall wellbeing of the community.

What are the challenges of community living?

Challenges may include adjusting to shared spaces, coordinating responsibilities or navigating different lifestyle preferences. However, strong communication and cooperation often mitigate these issues.