Startup ‘Roam’ wants to redefine ‘home’ with co-living, co-working spaces [Video]

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — More and more people are working from home – in some cases, all the time. Now one startup thinking it’s time to take a fresh look at what “home” is all about.

We met the founders of Roam in a palatial house facing Alamo Square, where turn-of-the-century architecture meets ultra-modern decor — and where James Price sat reclining on a low couch with his laptop.

“I’m an official Roamer. I’m the first Roamer here in San Francisco, I hear,” Price said.

Price is an executive coach who can do his work from anywhere.

“My business is working with corporate clients over the phone, so it gives me that flexibility,” he said.

For years, that meant working from his apartment in Venice Beach — but he said that got old.

“I think some of it is just isolation. I think we all love the idea of being able to work from …