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Coliving in Jakarta: Furnished Shared Living Across Indonesia's Capital

Affordable, all-inclusive rooms for remote workers and young professionals in one of Southeast Asia's largest cities.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Colivings in Jakarta

FindYourColiving lists 26 active colivings in Jakarta, mostly concentrated in South and West Jakarta neighbourhoods such as Cipete, Tebet, Fatmawati, Antasari and Gajah Mada. Many are run by established operators like Cove, Rukita and Cozy Coliving, and most offer furnished private rooms rather than dorms, with Google ratings typically in the 4.1 to 4.5 range.
Jakarta is affordable by international standards. On FindYourColiving, several Cove properties list entry-tier rooms from around EUR70 per month, rising toward EUR300 to EUR450 for larger suites. Rukita Pinnus Cipete, for example, lists furnished rooms from about Rp3,468,000 per month. Rates and room availability change often, so confirm the current price and minimum stay directly with the operator.
Most listings cluster in South Jakarta (Cipete, Tebet, Fatmawati, Antasari) and West Jakarta (Gajah Mada area), which are popular with young professionals. Given Jakarta's heavy traffic, it pays to choose a coliving near an MRT or KRL station — for example, Cove Prima sits near MRT Haji Nawi and Cove Art Living is about 13 minutes' walk from Tebet Station.
Yes, with a caveat. Jakarta has a growing tech scene, reliable cafe and coworking internet, and low living costs, and some colivings such as Cove Prima include on-site coworking space. However, most listings are kost-style accommodation aimed at students and young professionals rather than purpose-built nomad hubs, so on-site community programming is usually lighter than in dedicated digital-nomad colivings.
A kost is the Indonesian tradition of a managed boarding house with private furnished rooms and shared facilities. Many Jakarta colivings are modernised kosts: operators like Cove, Rukita and Cozy Coliving package them into all-inclusive monthly stays covering Wi-Fi, housekeeping and laundry, often adding amenities like a gym, kitchen or coworking space. The result feels like coliving, but the underlying model is the local kost.

Comparing Coliving in Jakarta

With 26 listings, Jakarta offers genuine choice. Compare by neighbourhood and operator: Cove properties lean modern and design-led with amenities like gyms and coworking, while Rukita and Cozy Coliving focus on consistent, service-led kost rooms across many city locations. Use the comparison table to weigh monthly price, room type, and whether coworking or a kitchen is included, and prioritise listings near MRT or KRL stations to offset Jakarta's heavy traffic.

Updated: July 2026 • 10 Colivings Compared

Comparison of Colivings in Jakarta (2026)
Name Avg. Price/m Coliving Type Reviews
Rukita Blossom 3 Sunter - Kost Coliving €156 Social 5.0 (20)
Rukita Twin Park Meruya - Kost Coliving – Shared Flat 4.8 (30)
Rukita Ramya Residence Pejaten - Kost Coliving – Shared Flat 4.7 (35)
Rukita Dream Home Senopati - Kost Coliving – Social 4.6 (27)
Kost Cozy Coliving Fatmawati – Social 4.5 (158)
Rukita Moes Cipete - Kost Coliving – Social 4.5 (28)
Rukita Kopyor 3 Kelapa Gading - Kost Coliving – Social 4.5 (10)
Rukita Silver 9 Sunter Agung - Kost Coliving €121 Social 4.5 (20)
Cove Rhys Living - Coliving Gajah Mada – Social 4.5 (48)
Rukita Green 21 Sunter Agung - Kost Coliving – Social 4.5 (29)

Coliving in Jakarta: What to Expect

Jakarta is a sprawling, fast-moving capital of more than ten million people, with a growing tech scene, plentiful coworking spaces and a low cost of living for remote workers earning in Western currencies. Most coliving here grows out of Indonesia's kost tradition — managed boarding houses with private furnished rooms and shared facilities — modernised by operators such as Cove, Rukita and Cozy Coliving into all-inclusive monthly stays covering Wi-Fi, cleaning and laundry.

Coliving options in Jakarta

FindYourColiving lists 26 active colivings in Jakarta, concentrated in South and West Jakarta neighbourhoods like Cipete, Tebet, Fatmawati, Antasari and Gajah Mada. From a sample of the listings, ratings are generally strong (typically 4.1 to 4.5 on Google), and most are furnished private rooms rather than dorms.

  • Cove Prima (Antasari, South Jakarta) — 4.4/5; Premium to Suite Plus rooms, with a kitchen, gym, coworking space and parking. Monthly rates roughly €70 to €450.
  • Cove Art Living (Tebet) — 4.1/5; fully furnished rooms with private bathrooms and balconies, food court and communal kitchen. Monthly rates roughly €70 to €305.
  • Cove Rhys Living (Gajah Mada, West Jakarta) — 4.5/5; furnished rooms with rooftop and shared spaces. Monthly rates roughly €70 to €175.
  • Rukita Pinnus Cipete — 4.4/5; furnished shared-flat rooms with AC, Wi-Fi, private bathroom, housekeeping and laundry, from around Rp3,468,000 per month.

What it costs

Pricing on FindYourColiving listings starts low — several Cove properties list rooms from around €70 per month at the entry tier — and rises toward €300 to €450 for larger suites. Always confirm the current rate and minimum stay directly, since room categories and availability change often.

Honest framing

Most Jakarta listings are kost-style accommodation aimed at students and young professionals, not purpose-built digital-nomad hubs with on-site coworking communities. That makes them affordable and practical for a longer base, but social programming is usually lighter than in dedicated nomad colivings. Jakarta's traffic and air quality are also real considerations — choose a neighbourhood near an MRT or KRL station to keep daily life manageable.