ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月10日 05時43分

When you’re a #digitalnomad, the world is your office. Since @roamcoliving was founded in 2015, it has constructed an international housing network for a growing demographic of people who travel the world while working remotely online. Roam operates complexes of furnished, single-occupancy residences in 4 cities (Miami, Tokyo, London and Ubud, in Bali), with 3 more on the way (NYC, Berlin and San Francisco). Residents pay rent starting at $500 a week to comfortably live and work. While the early digital nomads were pioneers, Roam aims to make dislocation easy and glamorous. The major selling point is community. At Roam, no one is supposed to feel strange or isolated for leading an itinerant life. The @nytmag writer @kchayka spent a week at Roam in Miami, where he hung out with South American software developers, 2 coupled entrepreneurs from Switzerland and a 75-year-old retired real estate agent, among others. Here, @benjaminras photographed Annemiek van Luinen, 24, a graphic designer, and her boyfriend, Michael Koehler, 30, a screenwriter, at @roamcoliving in #Miami. Visit the link in our profile to read the full story in @nytmag.

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