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A nice place to live in Buenos Aires, good sized rooms and friendly housemates. Share a kitchen and a bathroom with a couple of other people. Total freedom is using the room however you like.
4.8
This place was great. I had my own space in my pod, everything that I needed was available to me, the staff was very attentive and friendly and I met very interesting people every day that I stayed th...
5.0
Good house but full, so cleanliness can sometimes me an issue with people not cleaning up after themselves. Super noisy. The walls are very thin and you can hear people in other units, not just this o...
4.2
Great place to be productive and focused while relaxing at the same time. I was able to get a lot done. The villa and (multiple) coworking spaces were great. My room was enormous, super comfortable. C...
5.0
I had a positive experience with my almost a month's time at DIH NYC. There was a lovely, diverse group of people from all over and we were able to engage in community meals, free things to do in NYC,...
4.8
A very nice moment with awesome lettings. 2 month in a very quiet and confortable place Near NYC by train for just $2.75, and 5min to shopping. I recommend this place Enjoy it!
4.5
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Do you dream of another way of working? Another way of living? We may just have the answer.
How coliving can solve the current housing crisis and save city centres, emerging as places for people of all ages and backgrounds to enjoy affordable community living.
Long gone are the days of having to remain in the same town, in the same house, doing the same job.
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I've noticed something when speaking with people who know nothing about coliving: they have a lot of preconceived notions, and they are usually always negative.
Housing is our number one expanse on a monthly basis. Wetter it’s paying rent or paying off a mortgage. We still only have 2 options: Buying or Renting.
Coliving, which can be defined as a way of living focused on a sense of community, using shared spaces and facilities to create a more convenient and fulfilling lifestyle.
