Category: Roommate Living

Unless you grew up with a house full of siblings, college might be the first time you’re truly sharing your living space with someone who isn’t family. Welcome to the world of roommates – where

Congrats! You graduated college, landed your first big-kid job, and moved into the city. You thought living solo would be the dream, but then reality hit in the form of $2,100 rent for a 400-square-foot

Roommate life isn’t always dirty dishes and passive-aggressive Post-its—but when it is, we’ve got hacks for that. At Diggz, we’ve seen it all—and trust us, the secret to smooth co-living isn’t always in the lease.

Let’s be real—sharing a home with roommates in your adult life probably wasn’t part of your five-year plan. But with rents soaring and the cost of living showing no mercy, here you are. And honestly?

NY may get the brunt of it, but compact living spaces are on the rise all over the country. Studio and one-bedroom apartments are shrinking, and even three-bedroom apartments are feeling the squeeze. In fact,

Living in small spaces could be cozy and comfortable or congested and overwhelming. If you live in a small apartment and find it hard to cram everything in the space, your place might lack an

Feeling a bit unsure about the whole “couples with roommates” idea? Well, you’re in good company! According to Trulia, a whopping 280,000 couples have already taken the plunge into the world of shared living. And

If there is one thing we learned from watching Golden Girls, it is that four women over 50 sure do have a blast living together. Sharing a living space with fellow seniors can bring a

If you have officially HAD IT with your roommate, it might be time to part ways before things get uglier. Shay Everett, a Diggz user looking for a roommate in Texas, shares, “With two people