Washington, DC has long been a city that draws young professionals looking to establish themselves and begin their careers. But as rent prices in our Nation’s Capital continue to rise, affordable and attractive housing options for young, employed, but not necessarily high-earning residents have dwindled.

Millennial renters may not be able to afford an apartment of their own, but many also don’t want to inhabit old, often desperately-in-need-of-repair group houses that see an endless rotation of Craigslist tenants. They want to be social, but also want a greater level of privacy than most group houses offer.

Seeing a need for moderately priced, sophisticated rental options, Ditto Residential debuted Oslo Shaw and Oslo Atlas, two apartment concepts designed to offer an updated take on co-living.

Oslo eliminates much of the stress of having housemates by offering 3, 4 and 5 bedroom units in which each room is similarly sized and has a private bathroom; no more fighting over who gets the master bedroom or who has to clean the bathroom next.