Jerusalem Dimsay (Jerusalem Dimsis)

Join Jerusalem Dimsay, an insightful housing commentator, Aisha Roscoe, an NPR host and shared homeowner, and Rachel Cohen-Booth, a Vox policy correspondent, as they dive into the changing landscape of housing. They explore why homeownership is overrated and discuss Aisha's shared living experiment with a friend, balancing finances and family. Rachel highlights innovative housing trends like adult dorms and intergenerational sharing, while Jerusalem argues that renting can enhance social mobility and better align with today's reality.

Join Rachel Cohen-Booth, a housing policy expert at Vox, Jerusalem Dimsis, a culture and policy commentator, and Jasmine Melvin, a co-buyer sharing a home, as they challenge traditional views on homeownership. They explore the rising appeal of long-term renting, alternative housing models like adult dorms, and the emotional and practical benefits of cohabitation. Jerusalem pushes back against the homeownership ideal, emphasizing community access and financial freedom. This engaging discussion redefines the American dream around flexibility and shared living.