Coliving in Dallas: Shared Living in the Heart of Texas
Furnished rooms, fast fiber, and a managed move-in for remote workers and digital nomads basing themselves in Dallas-Fort Worth.
Furnished rooms, fast fiber, and a managed move-in for remote workers and digital nomads basing themselves in Dallas-Fort Worth.
Use the table below to compare the Dallas coliving spaces side by side on price, coliving type, coworking and community. Note that UNITi Bishop Arts is city-centre coliving in Dallas proper, while Liv+ Arlington is student-oriented apartment living in neighbouring Arlington. Always confirm current pricing, fees and lease terms directly with each operator before booking.
| Name | Avg. Price/m | Coliving Type | Coworking | Reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UNITi Bishop Arts | – | Shared Flat | ✅ | 4.6 (66) |
| Liv+ Arlington | €901 | Apartments | – | 3.9 (563) |
FindYourColiving currently lists two coliving spaces under Dallas, and it is worth being upfront about how different they are.
UNITi Bishop Arts is the one most remote workers will recognise as true coliving. It sits in the walkable Bishop Arts neighbourhood of Dallas (596 W 9th St) and offers a private bedroom and en-suite bathroom inside shared 3- or 4-bedroom homes, with furnished spaces, bundled utilities and weekly cleaning of common areas. Per the operator's own published example, a coliving room runs about $950 per month plus a $200 lifestyle fee (roughly $1,150 all-in), versus around $1,564 for a comparable traditional studio. It holds a Google rating of 4.6 from 66 reviews, and internet, trash service and smart locks are included in that listed breakdown. Resident community events run weekly and monthly.
The second listing, Liv+ Arlington, is more of a heads-up than a recommendation for nomads. It is student-focused housing located in Arlington (1001 S Center St), not Dallas itself, roughly 30 km west near the University of Texas at Arlington. It offers furnished one- to four-bedroom apartments with individual leases and roommate matching, priced from about €567 to €1,329 per month depending on layout, with a pool, 24-hour gym, study rooms and gated access. If you specifically want campus-adjacent student living in the metroplex it is worth a look; if you want city-centre coliving in Dallas proper, UNITi is the closer fit.
Dallas-Fort Worth is one of the largest U.S. metros, with strong fiber and 5G coverage, abundant coworking and cafes, no Texas state income tax, and rents lower than San Francisco or New York. The trade-offs are real too: summers are hot and humid, the metro is car-dependent (though DART light rail helps), and dedicated nomad coliving inventory here is still thin compared with hubs like Lisbon or Bali.