Colivings in Montreal
Looking for coliving spaces in Montreal? Discover top-rated options for digital nomads and remote workers.
All Colivings in Montreal
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4.9 (30 ratings)1679 de Champlain, Montréal, QC H2L 2S6, CanadaIn Montréal, this city coliving suits people who want a social setup without losing their own rhythm...
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4.1 (17 ratings)486 Rue Sainte-Catherine O, Montréal, QC H3B 1A6, CanadaIn downtown Montréal, this shared-living option suits international students, newcomers, and young p...
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4.0 (100 ratings)1839 Av. Lincoln, Montréal, QC H3H 1H5, CanadaIn downtown Montréal, this all-inclusive coliving suits students, young professionals, interns, expa...
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3.1 (58 ratings)135 R. Sherbrooke E, Montréal, QC H2X 1C6, CanadaIn downtown Montreal, this coliving sits on Rue Sherbrooke E with easy access to public transport an...
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5.0 (4 ratings)2414 Rue Nicolet, Montréal, QC H1W 3L4, CanadaIn Hochelaga, this coliving sits at 2414 Rue Nicolet in Montreal, in a city setting that suits resid...
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2250 Rue Guy, Montréal, QC H3H 2M2, CanadaSet on Rue Guy in Montreal, this shared-flat coliving suits students and young professionals who wan...
A quick comparison of the Colivings in Montreal
The table below compares all colivings in Montreal by price, coliving type, coworking space, and community manager.
| Name | Avg. Price/m | Coliving Type | Coworking | Reviews |
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| Nico by Nomad Coliving | €583 | Social | ✅ | 5.0 (4) |
| Noco by Nomad Coliving | €675 | Social | ✅ | 4.9 (30) |
| Vanmates Accommodation Montreal | €604 | Shared Flat | – | 4.1 (17) |
| Chelsea House | €1,032 | Shared Flat | – | 4.0 (100) |
| Harrington Housing - Montreal | €548 | Shared Flat | – | 3.1 (58) |
| Coliving & Student Housing Rooms on Rent | €548 | Shared Flat | – | – |
Why coliving in Montreal is a great choice
Montreal feels alive. Streets hum with French and English. Old stone buildings. Loud cafes. Festivals that pop up all year. Summers are warm and a bit sticky. Winters are long and snowy. For some that is perfect. For others it is too cold. Cost of living is medium high. Not cheap, but cheaper than many big North American cities. Internet is fast and steady. I worked from cafés and a bright coworking space near the Plateau without any trouble. Things to do are endless. Eat a bagel at St-Viateur. Wander Old Port. Bike along the river. Go to Jazz Fest or small indie shows. I once finished a work sprint, grabbed a beer, and jumped into a pickup beach volleyball game at Parc Jean-Drapeau. That felt real. There is a solid expat and startup crowd. Meetups and language exchanges happen every week. Most travellers enjoy the mix of culture, food, and city parks. Arguably not the best if you hate snow.
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