Colivings in Vancouver

Looking for coliving spaces in Vancouver? Discover top-rated options for digital nomads and remote workers.

A quick comparison of the Colivings in Vancouver

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

Updated: March 2026 • 17 Colivings Compared

Comparison of Colivings in Vancouver (2026)
Name Avg. Price/m Coliving Type Coworking Community Manager Reviews
Sunset Point Housing Co-Op FULL_TIME_MANAGER 4.9 stars
Riverbend Housing Co-Op 4.8 stars
Vancouver Cohousing 4.5 stars
Laura Jamieson Housing Co-Op SHARED_FLAT 4.4 stars
Kaslo Gardens Housing Co-Operative 4.3 stars
Post 83 Cooperative Housing Association €1,297 4.3 stars
Gather Coliving SHARED_FLAT FULL_TIME_MANAGER 4.2 stars
Co:Here Housing APARTMENTS 4.2 stars
Halston Hills Housing Co-Operative 4.1 stars
Mountain View Co-Op Housing 4.0 stars
Pine Ridge Housing Co-Operative 3.8 stars
HW Flesher Housing Co-operative 3.3 stars
Waldon Place Housing Co-Op 3.3 stars
Coal Harbour Housing Cooperative 3.0 stars
Eburne Landing Housing Co-Operative NO_MANAGER 4.5 stars
Northern Way Housing Co-Operative €1,177 4.0 stars
Arland Mews Housing Co-op 4.3 stars

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Discover the benefits of coliving in Vancouver

Vancouver feels like work and play mixed into one day. The city is green and loud with nature. Mountains jump up near the ocean. It rains a lot in winter and summers are sweet and warm. I set my laptop on a bench near Kitsilano Beach once and a volleyball game started behind me. Most travellers enjoy that kind of vibe. Costs are on the high side. Rent can bite. For some, this will be amazing; for others, not worth it. Internet is fast and steady. Cafes and coworking spots are everywhere. You can hop on the SkyTrain and be in a different neighborhood in 20 minutes. There is always something to do. Bike the Seawall. Hunt local food at Granville Island Market. Day trip to ski or hike. The nomad scene is real. Meetups, Slack groups and friendly coffee shop faces. It feels safe and flexible. Arguably not the cheapest choice, but great if you want nature and city together.