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Roam.co is relevant - a friend works there and the concept is simple:

'A single $ 1,600 lease that gives you month-to-month access to incredible co-living spaces and local communities around the world.'

The idea is to open co-living spaces all over the world and enable people to drift from place to place. As a digital nomad, it's attractive - just that $1600 would be far and away the most I've ever spent on a lease.

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I think the main thing you are paying for in such setup would be flexibility to not have to sign leases each month, also not needing to signup for utilities and internet or not have to spend time searching for place on AirBnB (assuming you do want to "drift" like that).

Absolutely. Just that I've been renting rooms for years and the most I have yet paid while single - admittedly, I can be stingy - is 300 euros a month, in Berlin, all bills included. I've lived in 8 countries too, so this is not an isolated experience.

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