Geography in this system is not about visibility or global coverage. It is about how people actually live, move, and return. Every location is chosen to support rhythm, repetition, and community formation—not to plant flags or chase prestige. Density is prioritized over sprawl, and depth over novelty.
The network grows by thickening in places where members already spend meaningful time, rather than scattering thinly across many cities. This ensures each house feels alive, familiar, and socially coherent.
These are the markets where the network is deliberately built with multiple houses, layered access, and long-term commitment.
California is the largest and most diverse depth market, reflecting how many members already live: bi-coastal, seasonal, and movement-oriented.
California supports:
This is a market where members don’t just visit—they live across locations.
New York represents density, cultural gravity, and relational intensity.