152 Co-Housings Found for Students in Groningen
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Renting in Groningen
Groningen is with its ~235,000 inhabitants the most northern city in the Netherlands and the capital of the province of Groningen of the same name. Groningen is known for its very large student population, with the University of Groningen and Hanze University of Applied Sciences there are relatively to the number of inhabitants more students than anywhere else in the Netherlands.
Many people come to Groningen for its cozy historic city center with the Martini Tower as the best-known landmark and for the lively nightlife with countless bars that the city has to offer because of all the students.
Due to the large student population, Groningen has a significant housing shortage. The average rent of a co-housing is €609 and the average price per square meter is €40.31. Still, Room Ranger found 152 co-housings in Groningen last week, sign up so you can always be the first to respond.
Groningen as a city for students
Last week, we found 152 co-housings listings for students in Groningen. There’s a lot of competition for housing in Groningen, and not all listings are suitable for students, but those who respond first have the best chance in Groningen.
Furthermore, it’s often important for your student financial aid to find a co-housing that requires registration; of all the co-housings we find, 98% require registration. Ideally, you’d want a co-housing with a permanent lease; we find that 93% of them have one, but if you’re really eager to find a place, one of the many temporary co-housings options is also a good starting point for your search.
Co-housings in Groningen
A co-housing community is a living arrangement in which you live with a group of people in a house or complex, often with shared facilities such as a living room, kitchen, or garden in addition to your own room or studio. The idea behind a co-housing community is that residents consciously choose to live in a community and share their lives with others.
Housing cooperatives are popular among people who are looking for social connection and a sense of community, but who want more privacy than a standard room in a shared house. There are often also group activities or agreements regarding communal living.
The average rent for a co-living community in Groningen is €609 with a price per square meter of €40.31. Room Ranger found 152 co-living communities last week—sign up so you’re always the first to respond.