Campustowns have lots of big houses like this. It's kind of cool to walk through the neighborhood, they're like stereotypical houses but blown up by 150%

After a few years of being lived in by 19 year olds it will probably lose the tony stark sheen.

At least with your own apartment you don't share the kitchen or bathroom.

for a 9 room, there's probably at least 2 kitchens and 4-6 bathrooms.

From the way the picture looks, it's a whole house.

In Toronto, we have these rooming houses that are teeny tiny 24 people rooming, about 50-100 square foot each, in a space that has 1 shared kitchen and half a bathroom (a washroom with toilet + a separate unconnected closet that serves as a shower, so you can't go potty and take a shower in one space) and they charge $800-1000 per person.

Despite that you know there will always be some conflict.

Personally I disagree. You get some economy of scale the more people you rent with, because at any given time a lot of people will be out and about or in their rooms. So each individual gets to enjoy a lot more of the shared area (except maybe the kitchen; there are probably enough bathrooms and it's not hard to figure out how to share those). I'm thinking about things like patios/yards, living rooms, home theaters, exercise rooms.

Keep in mind that they might only get a room, but it's probably a pretty damn big room. And otherwise nice.

Not sure I'd take that tradeoff at my current age, but considering I lived in a shoebox with a shared bathroom during College for maybe 3/4 the price post-inflation, I'd have taken it in a heartbeat.