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http://www.forbes.com/sites/neilhowe/201...4c26421736

Quote:Over the past few years, co-working has made headlines for turning the workplace on its head. In recent weeks, its lesser known counterpart—co-living—has gotten its first big media rollout. These overlapping trends represent a cultural shift away from traditional work and home environments. What is fueling their growth? Generational change. These community-oriented, structured, and shared concepts appeal to the Millennial mindset. While co-working and co-living aren’t without their drawbacks, they will likely be around for the long haul as Millennials continue to put a new spin on the young professional lifestyle...



http://www.forbes.com/sites/neilhowe/201...4c26421736

(07-19-2016, 02:40 PM)Dan Wrote: [ -> ]http://www.forbes.com/sites/neilhowe/201...4c26421736

Quote:Over the past few years, co-working has made headlines for turning the workplace on its head. In recent weeks, its lesser known counterpart—co-living—has gotten its first big media rollout. These overlapping trends represent a cultural shift away from traditional work and home environments. What is fueling their growth? Generational change. These community-oriented, structured, and shared concepts appeal to the Millennial mindset. While co-working and co-living aren’t without their drawbacks, they will likely be around for the long haul as Millennials continue to put a new spin on the young professional lifestyle...



http://www.forbes.com/sites/neilhowe/201...4c26421736

Can you copy and paste the article here? I can't get onto the Forbes website even with my adblocker.

I've quit reading Forbes articles because they block you if you use an ad blocker.