I think it's kinda cool how people are adapting to the changing housing market. The idea of multigenerational flats is still a bit unconventional, but if it works for them, that's all that matters . I mean, Nicola Whyte's situation sounds pretty chill - reasonable rent and close to work is a great combo! And hey, finding friends through Facebook is definitely a silver lining. But at the same time, I can see how there might be some conflicts between flatmates from different age groups... like, who's gonna do all the cooking? Still, if it brings people together and provides companionship, that's worth exploring!
I think it's kinda cool how people are adapting to the changing housing market. The idea of multigenerational flats is still a bit unconventional, but if it works for them, that's all that matters 
. I mean, Nicola Whyte's situation sounds pretty chill - reasonable rent and close to work is a great combo! And hey, finding friends through Facebook is definitely a silver lining. But at the same time, I can see how there might be some conflicts between flatmates from different age groups... like, who's gonna do all the cooking? 
Still, if it brings people together and provides companionship, that's worth exploring! 