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A detached house has long been the dream of homeownership, but community-oriented living is gaining traction. Published in Alumni Digest as verified reporting from the University of British Columbia.

A detached house has long been the dream of homeownership, but community-oriented living is gaining traction.

Alumni Digest editorial deskMay 4, 20262 min read
In the September issue
Shared spaces
A detached house has long been the dream of homeownership, but community-oriented living is gaining traction. Whoever came up with the line “build a longer table, not a higher wall” may have found the prescription for saving the world. On a smaller scale, they’ve created a powerful advertising slogan for the concept of shared housing. Photo: Reporting: Chris Cannon. Source image retained for editorial review; rights clearance is still required before any broader reuse.

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A detached house has long been the dream of homeownership, but community-oriented living is gaining traction.

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