Roam - The first global co-living subscription

Absolutely love this solution. So many trends converging here. (Well-covered in the Bruno's origin post.) - Pairing the nomadic lifestyle with a sense of both local and global community, bringing balance to a traveling lifestyle. - The intersection of craftsmanship and stellar design with shared goods and shared space, making fine living more accessible. - Distributed information work meets a distributed living network. - Subscriptions and rentals supplanting individual ownership not only in transportation but also in the workplace (coworking) and the home. Looking forward to seeing this model expand, and to the unique permutations that @brunohaid @kimmaicutler @sushimako and team explore with "belonging, location independence and technology." Curious if @brunohaid or Airbnb's marketing team arrived at "belonging" first 😀

I'm curious to see how the pricing model will fare in cities with such vastly different costs of living. Coincidentally I'm going to be in Ubud for the month of July, and while I definitely see the value of the community of Roam, I ultimately can't justify the cost when I can get a beautiful and luxurious Airbnb for less half the price - esp without knowing more about the community beforehand.

@brunohaid @kimmaicutler @sushimako I'd love to see this in Washington DC, love the idea and the design.

Very cool to see this evolution of the co-working concept and super excited to see there are plans for a Miami location. Miami is an incredibly entrepreneurial community in general. The economics, talent and opportunities here are beginning to attract many startups. @brunohaid what were some of the most important aspects of a location that you considered when selecting your initial locations? And more importantly, how do I get on the waiting list for a spot in the Miami roam?!!

Wow, congrats @brunohaid! The first time I read about Caravanserai I thought it was a crazy farfetched idea. Well, I was wrong, this looks great! It's true that the pricing looks a little bit steep right now, but in 6 months from now, you're going to rock everyone socks. It's a really interesting concept which I'd love to try when I return to my traveling. I have just one question, what does the pipeline of further locations looks like? What other places are you planning to cover? I read Lisboa, Kyoto, Buenos Aires, Miami and Mexico DF. I'm really interested to know more about this. Best of luck to you!

Amazing idea! Would love to see here in Rio de Janeiro soon. Do you have any plans for group, team or family subscriptions?

Is there a long term plan to have this as a semi-open platform a la AirBnB? Wouldn't imagine this including individual homes but dedicated spaces.

Great concept and indeed part of our future

Site isn't loading correctly for me, anyone else? Doesn't seem to be loading the JS/CSS anymore. Keen to check this out!

@sushimako @brunohaid @kimmaicutler I am super interested in the topic. Looking at the pictures from the Ubud destination, I wonder if that's The Shift hotel behind the former Alchemy cafe in Penestanan area? If so, I remember it being recently built. Was it specifically built and dedicated to this project?