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Colivings in Paris

Find your ideal coliving space in Paris for remote work and digital nomad lifestyle.

A quick comparison of the Colivings in Paris

The table below compares all colivings in Paris by price, coliving type, coworking space, and community manager.

Updated: June 2026 • 10 Colivings Compared

Comparison of Colivings in Paris (2026)
Name Avg. Price/m Coliving Type Coworking Community Manager Reviews
Coliving by Homies / Tendoors €840 Apartments – No community manager 5.0 (6)
ColivHome €1,050 Apartments ✅ No community manager 5.0 (1)
Hife Paris Issy • Résidence de coliving – Apartments – – 5.0 (6)
Sharies - Massy Village Gambetta | Logements & Services €950 Social ✅ – 5.0 (3)
Finestate I coliving & appart'hôtel en location temporaire au mois pour jeunes actifs, cadres et entreprises €7,020 Apartments ✅ No community manager 4.9 (70)
La Casa | Coliving €760 Social – No community manager 4.9 (120)
Coco Community | Coliving & Furnished apartments | Paris €2,200 Apartments ✅ No community manager 4.9 (110)
Wellow €900 Shared Flat – No community manager 4.8 (88)
Kley Paris-Bagnolet - Résidence étudiante – Apartments ✅ Full-time community manager 4.7 (32)
Colivingo €800 Social – No community manager 4.6 (14)

All Colivings in Paris

Frequently Asked Questions about Colivings in Paris

Coliving in Paris typically costs between €760 and €2,200 per month, all-inclusive. Entry-level rooms start from around €760/m, while premium spaces with coworking access and community programming reach €1,500–€2,200/m. Paris is more expensive than other European coliving cities, but still offers great value vs. renting — a studio easily costs €1,500–€2,500/m without any bills. Coliving prices cover WiFi, utilities, and cleaning.
Paris is one of Europe's more expensive cities, but coliving makes it significantly more accessible. By sharing costs across a community, digital nomads can live in Paris for €900–€1,200/m all-in — far less than the cost of an independent apartment. For those set on Paris, coliving is the most practical and affordable entry point into the city.
The most popular areas for coliving in Paris are the 10th and 11th arrondissements (Canal Saint-Martin, vibrant, young crowd), the 18th (Montmartre, creative, diverse), the 3rd and 4th (Le Marais, central, stylish), and the 13th (affordable, multicultural, good transport). Coliving spaces tend to cluster in the north and east of the city where prices are more manageable.
Many Paris coliving spaces include access to an in-house coworking area or are located within walking distance of major coworking hubs. Areas with strong coworking density include Station F (13th), République (10th/11th), and Opéra (2nd/9th). Several coliving operators in Paris offer bundled coliving + coworking memberships for an all-in-one solution.
Most Paris coliving spaces have a minimum stay of 1 month, with many designed for medium-term stays of 3–12 months. Some spaces accept stays as short as 2 weeks. Given the high cost of short-term rentals and Airbnbs in Paris, coliving becomes increasingly attractive the longer you plan to stay.

Why Paris is a great city for coliving

Paris feels alive in a small, cozy way. Streets hum with cafés, boulangeries and art. Summers are warm. Winters get chilly and wet. Most travellers enjoy wandering by the Seine or finding a quiet square to work from. For digital nomads Paris is a bit of a paradox. It is not cheap. For some, this will be amazing because you get top food, museums and fast city life. For others it will feel expensive. You can save money by renting a room in a shared flat or living outside the center. Internet is usually fast. Lots of cafés and coworking spots have solid Wi Fi and plenty of plugs. There is a steady nomad community. Meetups, language exchanges and startup nights happen every week. I once opened my laptop at a café by Canal Saint-Martin and ended up at a rooftop dinner with local creatives. Things to do never end. Museums, parks, markets, day trips. Arguably not the best for total solitude, but perfect if you like culture and people.