2024 In Review: Alcove’s Growth & The Year Ahead

If you’re planning on moving sometime soon, it’s worth taking a look at the cost of it all. We don’t mean paying more for rent; there are actually several hidden fees you should watch out for. Here are some things to consider when you are moving. Make sure that you’ve saved some money up for these! 

 Roommates can be friends, family, and sometimes even strangers. All of these kinds of roommates can have altercations that lead to bad relationships. It’s on those roommates to work to improve that bond so they can co-exist peacefully. These tips will help roommates improve their relationship and hopefully allow you to enjoy your shared home even more.   

Everyone should do their part to take care of the environment. Whether that means carrying around a metal straw or using reusable grocery bags at the grocery store, every action counts. Home renters and owners can do their part, too. These are ways to make your apartment more sustainable. 

These preconceived notions about coliving make it, so potential tenants don’t give it a chance. What people don’t hear, however, are the great benefits that can come with coliving. These are some notions that have been debunked. 

Coliving is the act of living together in one community, with a group of like-minded people. You’ll probably all work remotely, and while you certainly won’t be obliged to do everything together, many mealtimes and activities are communal. But how did this concept come about? In this article, we’ll look at the history of coliving and how it became the movement it is today.

The days of social distancing are still very much here - if you’ve recently moved into a coliving home, what do you do? To keep everyone safe, you should stick to socially distant activities while the Coronavirus pandemic continues. If you’re looking for some inspiration, we have some ideas right here!