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Best Coliving Stays in the United States
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21 homesBoston
18 homesNew York City
18 homesWashington, D.C.
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7 homesChicago
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Austin
2 homesMiami
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Find your ideal coliving space across the United States. Explore 81 homes across 7 cities, with monthly rents ranging from $665 to $12,393 and a median starting rent of $1,495. Browse city guides covering 25 cities to discover the right neighbourhood for your lifestyle and workplace. Enquire for free, with no brokerage.
- Local currency
- USD
- Cities covered
- 25
- Monthly rent
- $665
- Median monthly rent
- $1,495
Boston: Boston is a compact university and biotech city where a large student and postgraduate population keeps the shared-housing market busy, especially around September lease turnovers. Allston, Brighton and Jamaica Plain are classic room-rental areas, while Cambridge and Somerville across the Charles River are popular with researchers and tech workers. The MBTA subway and commuter rail connect the metro area, and Logan Airport is minutes from downtown. New York City: New York City is the largest city in the United States, with a huge shared-housing and room-rental market driven by finance, media, tech and its many universities. Renters cluster in Manhattan neighbourhoods like the East Village and Harlem and across the river in Brooklyn (Williamsburg, Bushwick, Bed-Stuy) and Queens (Astoria, Long Island City). A 24-hour subway network links every borough, and JFK, LaGuardia and Newark handle international flights.
Homes Near Work
- BostonAllstonEast Boston
- New York CityFinancial District (Wall Street)Midtown Manhattan
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- Miami
Beach city, finance and crypto hub, Latin American gateway, nightlife.
- Atlanta
Corporate hub, film industry, BeltLine trail, university city, major airport.
- Boulder
University town, outdoor lifestyle, startup scene, bike-friendly.
- Dallas
Corporate hub, no state income tax, relocation magnet, nightlife, two airports.
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Common Questions
Which cities in the United States have coliving listings?
Boston (21 homes), New York City (18 homes), Washington, D.C. (18 homes), Seattle (9 homes), Chicago (7 homes), Austin (6 homes) and Miami (2 homes) have live listings right now; 25 cities in the United States have pages.
What currency are rents shown in for the United States?
Rents in the United States are shown in USD per month; operators set prices in their local currency and bills-included status is shown on each listing.
Is there brokerage?
No. Every listing is posted by the owner or operator; enquiries go directly to them and contact is free.