Millennials living in pods

[Anonymous No.15903667]

The housing situation is getting so out of control on the west coast that millennials are paying to live in pods. From a business perspective, this is a brilliant idea.
Imagine 18 adults living in a fully furnished three bedroom apartment paying 945 each. Sure free internet/cable/utilities/gym for 17k a month.
Why didn't I think of this...
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2019-10-12/when-finding-affordable-housing-in-l-a-means-living-in-a-pod-or-a-bunk-bed

[Anonymous No.15903793]

>Variola

[Anonymous No.15904537]

>>15903667
I did think of this but didn't have the initial capital or credit to make it happen. It's been a thing in china for a while, and Japan has similar pod hotels.

[Anonymous No.15904851]

>>15903667
Hong Kong and Japan both already have been doing this before the idea made it's way to California and they thought of it way before you.

[Anonymous No.15905207]

>>15903667
Guess who was right again

[Anonymous No.15905273]

>>15903667
lulz you pay 1000 according to this article for a single pod in a dorm of 18 people. see: Auschwitz

[Anonymous No.15905300]

>>15903667
For Californians, it just might beat living with parents.
https://calmatters.org/housing/2019/08/young-adults-californians-living-with-parents-millennials-ddata/

[Anonymous No.15905305]

>>15905273
from a previous thread, maybe a year ago.

[Anonymous No.15905328]

>>15905273
>>15905305
Wageschwitz

[Anonymous No.15905347]

I am 22 years old and live with my parents, the jobs I find (and they are few) last at most 2 months so I can't leave home, I also have to pay university fees, so if I earn 800 euros (which is a lot) 500 they go to fuck thanks to the university. I couldn't even pay for a cardboard box to live on the street