Husmates

The design of a communal space can say a lot about how conversations unfold between people and groups. Reza Nik, licensed architect, artist, educator, and Founding Director of S H E E E P shared his thoughts on how smaller, intentionally designed spaces are as important as their larger counterparts and are key to bring people together who share similar values through work, life, and creative practices.

When considering co-living, shared spaces can range from a communal backyard, to a household library or creative studio. It’s important to ask yourself, and your potential Husmates, what shared space can look like in your co-owned home, and why it matters to you.

Don’t know where to start? Our free beta in Toronto and surrounding cities has everything you need to find matches and navigate topics such as shared space in a co-owned home. Head to the link in our bio to sign up today.

As affordable spaces to live and work in cities disappear, so do creatives. Zahra Ebrahim, Co-Founder of Monumental spoke on the visibility of creatives in cities at our co-ownership conference, emphasizing their unique ability to start conversations that bring people together in times of uncertainty.

We all deserve to be able live, work, and play in cities that inspire us. Are you a creative fighting to exist in Toronto? Husmates is a way to connect with like-minded individuals to co-own property and navigate the impossible housing market together. Sign up for our beta today through the link in our bio.