Camus Salomé
Warning! ⚠️ The concept is deteriorating year after year. Under the guise of excessively short deadlines, impossible administrative management, and financial pressure, many things are disappearing, and the quality of life at the casa is declining. Private cooking classes are a thing of the past, the houses are aging with old windows that no longer insulate or barely close, and there's a complete refusal to replace them, leaving us to pay exorbitant annual adjustments (€300 per housemate this year in the casa where I live). Added to this are mouse problems in many houses, and the casa is dragging its feet on implementing real solutions because… it's expensive, of course! And now, the casa no longer gives residents a choice about who will move into the other houses when they leave. They are the sole decision-makers in the process and no longer consult us. The bus driver can just show up at our place without a second thought; the cohesion of the household and everyone's safety aren't their priorities. All that matters to the company is automating their processes and cutting costs left and right. Always more for them, and always less for us. This is our home, after all. It's not just a room. It's not a hotel. It's a house, a place to call home. But the company doesn't care about any of that anymore; only profitability counts.