Rukita 79A Kemang
Kemang, South Jakarta · Rukita
A furnished room in a shared home with communal kitchen and cleaning services.
Before you book
Confirm electricity charges, exact room and house rules.
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COLIVING, EXPLAINED
What is coliving?
Quick answer
Coliving is a form of shared housing where you rent a furnished private room or studio in a professionally managed home and share kitchens, lounges and often workspaces with other residents. Bills, Wi-Fi and cleaning are frequently bundled into one monthly price, stays are usually flexible (from a few weeks to a year), and many operators add a deliberate community element such as shared dinners or events.
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NAMED SPACES TO RESEARCH
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Compare 122 named coliving and social-living options, each linked to an operator or marketplace source. The notes explain where to look closer before you commit.
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All 122 options Real spaces. A closer look.
Six editorial starting points across different places and living formats. Save the ones that interest you, then compare their location, setup and booking questions.
Cove Ume Nerus
Tibubeneng, Canggu · Cove
Private rooms with shared kitchen, lounge and pool in the wider Canggu area.
Before you book
Check the exact room, stay length and travel time to your regular workspace.
Outpost Ubud Nyuh Kuning Live
Nyuh Kuning, Ubud · Outpost
Private ensuite rooms, shared kitchen and pool; Outpost also has a separate coworking location nearby.
Before you book
Confirm whether coworking access is included in your stay.
Komune Living Bangsar South
Bangsar South · Komune Living
Private studios and shared facilities including communal kitchens and work areas.
Before you book
This is a residence format; check community events, tenancy terms and total bill.
Outsite Lisbon Intendente
Intendente · Outsite
A community-focused Lisbon stay near the centre with work-friendly shared space.
Before you book
Outsite says this location is members-only; confirm membership cost and access.
Outsite Barcelona
Gothic Quarter · Outsite
A central Barcelona community stay designed around remote work.
Before you book
Check street noise, room daylight and whether membership is required.
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FROM BROWSING TO A BETTER DECISION
Start planning your stay →Make your next move with clarity.
01 / DISCOVER
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Filter named spaces by country, living format and information source.
Find your options →02 / COMPAREBuild your shortlist
Keep real properties together and compare up to three side by side.
Open your shortlist →03 / CHECK THE COSTLook beyond the rent
Include utilities, fees and deposits before deciding which offer fits.
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THE COLIVINGSCOUT WAYSee our approach
A home should fit your whole life.
Great coliving is about the everyday details: enough quiet to work, enough space to be yourself, and people you look forward to seeing at dinner.
Look beyond the photosCompare work setup, privacy, shared spaces, and what the monthly cost covers.
Find your kind of communityDiscover homes shaped around different routines and ways of connecting.
Make an informed moveUse practical guides and a clear verification standard before you commit.
GOOD TO KNOW
Explore the guide A little guidance goes a long way
Compare housing types, full-stay costs and the questions to send before paying.
Regional planning
Coliving in Southeast Asia: compare homes beyond the destination label
Compare Southeast Asia coliving in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, including Da Nang, Hoi An and Ho Chi Minh City work and living formats.
Regional planningColiving in Europe: compare city, coastal and rural stays
Compare coliving in Europe across major cities, Bansko, Valencia, Madeira and the Canary Islands, with checks for workspaces, local routes and longer stays.
Your first stayYour first coliving month: a practical arrival-to-checkout checklist
Prepare for your first month in coliving with a week-by-week checklist for arrival, room handover, shared routines, maintenance, extensions and checkout.
QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
Coliving FAQs
Short answers to the questions people ask most before choosing a shared home.
What is coliving?
Coliving is a form of shared housing where you rent a furnished private room or studio in a professionally managed home and share kitchens, lounges and often workspaces with other residents. Bills, Wi-Fi and cleaning are frequently bundled into one monthly price, stays are usually flexible (from a few weeks to a year), and many operators add a deliberate community element such as shared dinners or events.
How much does coliving cost?
It depends mostly on the city, the room type and how long you stay. A private room in a shared home in Southeast Asia or Latin America can cost a fraction of a studio in London, New York or Singapore, and longer stays often get a lower monthly rate. Compare the full cost of the stay, including deposit, fees and any bills that are not included, rather than the headline monthly price.
Is coliving worth it?
Coliving is worth it when you value speed, flexibility and built-in company more than space: for example when relocating, staying one to six months, or working remotely alone. It is usually not worth it for long stays on a tight budget, for people who need plenty of room or quiet, or when a well-run flatshare offers the same room for less.
Where are the best places for coliving?
Popular coliving destinations for remote workers include Bali (Canggu and Ubud), Lisbon, Mexico City, Medellín, Chiang Mai and Kuala Lumpur, while London, New York, Paris and Barcelona have large coliving markets for city living. The best place depends on your work routine, budget and the pace of life you want. ColivingScout compares 55 destinations in 29 countries and territories.
How does ColivingScout choose the spaces it lists?
Each of the 122 named spaces links to a page published by its operator or a marketplace. We note the area, format, why it may suit you and what to check before booking. Inclusion is editorial, not paid, and it does not mean a room is available now: confirm the room, price and terms on the source.
Can I book a coliving space through ColivingScout?
No. ColivingScout is an independent research site. You book directly with the operator or marketplace, after confirming the exact room, total price, availability and cancellation terms.
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