Colivings in Birmingham

The best coliving spaces in Birmingham for digital nomads, remote workers, and location-independent professionals.

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CoLivings in Birmingham

Top reasons to colive in Birmingham

Birmingham surprised me. It feels busy but friendly. Old factories turned into cafes and art spaces. The canals are quiet at sunset. Digbeth has street art and live music most nights. I once walked into a free gig after a coworking day. Most travellers enjoy the food scene. The Balti Triangle still nails late night curries. Cost of living is kinder than London. Not dirt cheap but you can rent better on a budget. Internet is solid. Cafes and coworking spots have fast Wi Fi and plenty of sockets. The Library of Birmingham is great for quiet focus and has a rooftop garden to clear your head. Weather is proper English. Often grey, sometimes sunny and lovely. Things to do are easy to find. Museums, parks, markets, and a lively student crowd. There is a growing startup and nomad community. For some, the lack of countryside right on the doorstep will be a downside. For others, that city buzz will be amazing.