Top 100 Roomshare in Toowoomba

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Top 100 Roomshare in Toowoomba

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ROOM SHARING

• Roomsharing is where two or more people occupy a
  room, typically a bedroom. Roomsharing is the
  norm in some cultures, such as by Mayan families
  in rural Guatemala. In cultures where it is not
  normal, it may be comported out of viability,
  perhaps due to impoverishment. In some developed
  parts of the world, it may be illegal for
  siblings of the opposite sex to share a room if
  they are above a certain age, while it would be
  fine to do so with a sibling of the same sex or
  gender identity.

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ROOMMATE

• A roommate is a person with whom one shares a
  living facility such as a room or dormitory
  except when being family or romantically
  involved. Similar terms include dormmate,
  suitemate, housemate, or flatmate ("flat" the
  usual term in British English for an apartment).
  Flatmate1 is the term most commonly used in New
  Zealand, when referring to the rental of an
  unshared room within any type of dwelling.
  Another similar term is sharemate (shared living
  spaces are often called sharehouses in Australia
  and other Commonwealth countries). A sharehome is
  a model of household in which a group of usually
  unrelated people reside together. The term
  generally applies to people living together in
  rental properties rather than in properties in
  which any resident is an owner occupier.

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DEMOGRAPHICS

• Housemates and roommates are typically unmarried
  young adults, including workers and students. It
  is not rare for middle-aged and elderly adults
  who are single, divorced, or widowed to have
  housemates. Married couples, however, typically
  discontinue living with roommates, especially
  when they have children.
• Those moving to another city or another country
  may decide to look for a shared house or
  apartment to avoid loneliness. Social changes
  such as the declining affordability of home
  ownership and decreasing marriage rates are
  reasons why people may choose to live with
  roommates. Despite this rise, shared housing is
  little researched.

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