2 minute read In a recent survey by Boston University, half of U.S. adults surveyed reported at least some signs of depression, such as hopelessness, feeling like a failure or getting little pleasure from doing things. That’s double the rate…
5 minute read By Esther Bahne “The city is on the mend,” the New York Times ventured to say earlier this month. “New Yorkers who left at the peak of the pandemic are starting to come back.” The real estate…
3 minute read Climate change is one of the most imminent problems of our lifetimes. It affects every single person, place and thing on this planet. Though it may be hard to understand the magnitude of such a global problem,…
3 minute read Millennials are graduating college with more student loan debt than previous generations, according to a NPR report. This has delayed marriage, having children and the purchase of their first home for some. Before the spread of COVID-19…
2 minute read At the outbreak of the pandemic, many feared COVID-19 would ravage the co-living marketplace once shelter-in-place orders around the world restricted domestic and international travel, forced universities to close, and limited all non-essential business. Several months into…
4 minute read Don’t understand what’s happening with Black race relations in America? First, a quick history lesson. Last year marked the 400th anniversary of the first recorded entry of slaves brought by the Portuguese to sell to English colonists…
2 minute read Moving to a new place is hard. Making new friends can be harder. And, sometimes we fumble as we try to connect with people who are different from ourselves. Queer people (lesbian, bisexual, gay, transgender, gender non-conforming,…
At Quarters, we’ve taken the following steps across all of our locations to help stop the spread of the coronavirus and keep our buildings clean and our members safe:
