Coliving in Gothenburg

Comparing coliving spaces in Gothenburg

Use the comparison below to weigh Gothenburg's coliving spaces on price, room type, location and minimum stay. Options are led by COLIVE's newly built Caseus hub in Kallebäcks Terrasser — private rooms in shared flats with all bills included and no deposit — alongside further coliving options from Udda.co around the city.

Updated: June 2026 • 2 Colivings Compared

Frequently Asked Questions about Coliving in Gothenburg

How much does coliving in Gothenburg cost?

Coliving in Gothenburg typically costs between €780 and €1,230 per month for a private room in a shared flat, depending on the apartment and room size. Rates are all-inclusive — COLIVE Caseus, for example, bundles furniture, WiFi, weekly cleaning, laundry and electricity into one monthly fee with no deposit and a one-month notice period. That single, predictable cost and quick move-in make coliving easier than navigating Gothenburg's competitive regular rental market.

Which areas of Gothenburg are best for coliving?

The main purpose-built option, COLIVE Caseus, sits in Kallebäcks Terrasser — a newly developed area about 10 minutes from the centre and easy to reach by bike. The central districts around Haga (historic wooden streets and cafés), Linné and the Avenyn are the most walkable and lively, while areas near Chalmers and the University of Gothenburg suit students. Saltholmen, the gateway to the southern archipelago ferries, is a scenic option a little further out.

Is Gothenburg good for digital nomads?

Yes. Gothenburg has fast, reliable internet, cosy cafés with power sockets, and a handful of good coworking spaces, plus a strong tech, automotive and sustainability scene. It is cheaper than Stockholm while still feeling like a proper city, and English is very widely spoken. Downtime means archipelago ferries from Saltholmen, Slottskogen park, the Liseberg amusement park and a busy festival calendar. The main trade-offs are the grey, wet weather and a cost of living that, while lower than Stockholm, is still high by European standards.

Do Gothenburg coliving spaces require a deposit?

Often not. COLIVE Caseus, the city's main purpose-built coliving, requires no deposit and operates a one-month notice period, which is unusually flexible for the Swedish market. Rent is all-inclusive and the application includes a roomie-matching personality test to pair you with compatible housemates. This no-deposit, all-in model is one of coliving's biggest advantages over standard rentals, which typically demand a deposit and a longer commitment.

Is coliving cheaper than renting an apartment in Gothenburg?

For newcomers and medium stays, usually yes. Gothenburg's first-hand rental market has long queues and the second-hand market often means unfurnished flats with deposits and bills on top. Coliving rooms from around €780/month include furniture, WiFi, utilities and cleaning in one bill, with no deposit and flexible notice. For stays of a few months to a year — or while you wait in the housing queue — coliving is typically the simpler and more predictable choice, even if a long-term first-hand contract can be cheaper once secured.

Why choose Gothenburg for your next coliving experience

Gothenburg is a friendly city by the sea, relaxed and a little hip. The old wooden streets of Haga meet modern cafés, the Feskekôrka fish market is a local institution, and short ferries take you out to the southern archipelago islands. Summers are mild and pleasant; winters can be grey and wet. It's Sweden's second city — easier on the wallet than Stockholm, with a strong tech and sustainability scene.

Coliving here is led by the COLIVE brand, whose flagship Caseus hub sits in the newly built Kallebäcks Terrasser, about 10 minutes from the centre and easy to bike from. Apartments are shared by 4–12 housemates, each with a private room, and the operator runs a roomie-matching personality test plus regular game and movie nights. Udda.co adds further coliving options around the city.

Expect to pay roughly €780 to €1,230 per month for a private room in a shared flat, all-inclusive — furniture, WiFi, weekly cleaning, laundry and electricity in one bill, with no deposit and a one-month notice period. That single, predictable cost is a real advantage in a tight rental market, and move-in is quick.

For remote work the basics are excellent: fast, steady internet, cosy cafés with sockets, and a handful of good coworking spaces. The community is quiet but friendly, with students and tech folks running meetups. Downtime means island ferries from Saltholmen, Slottskogen park, Liseberg, and the city's festival calendar. Not the sunniest place — but it grows on you.