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Rooms and coliving close to the big IT campuses and office parks, for a shorter commute.
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Coliving in South Korea: no homes are listed yet. Easycoliv has 6 city guides for South Korea: Seoul, Busan, Daegu and 3 more cities. Rents are shown in KRW; operators list free for 12 months.
Seoul: Seoul is South Korea's capital and the centre of its tech, finance and entertainment industries, with a mature market of goshiwon, share houses and officetel studios. Foreign renters gravitate to Hongdae, Yeonnam and Sinchon on the university side, Itaewon and Hannam for the expat scene, and Gangnam, Seongsu and Jamsil south and east of the river. The subway is extensive and cheap, and Incheon Airport is about an hour by express train. Busan: Busan is South Korea's second city and main port, with a beach-lined east side that attracts remote workers and a busy commercial centre around Seomyeon. Haeundae and Gwangalli are the beachfront neighbourhoods, Centum City is the newer business district, and Nampo-dong is the older downtown near Busan Station. The KTX reaches Seoul in about two and a half hours.
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