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One alternative to renting a room in someone else’s home is to rent (or buy) a flat or house yourself and then invite one or more people to join you as tenants in common, or as lodgers in your rented property where you become a landlord. Buying or renting a property and taking in lodgers…

Financial Sharing the cost of buying or renting a house or flat and sharing bills is more relevant than ever with today’s property prices. House sharing makes so much sense because on average you can save 50% per person when sharing with just one other person and 60% when you share with 2 or more others. Find…

All frequently asked questions are now in the User Support pages.

Renting a room is is the most easily organised type of co-living and sharing. Finding a room in a house share where there are already people living and where they are looking for a new housemates makes things much simpler. You can choose your housemates and choose a room in a suitable house or flat.…

Out of the trend to shared co-working space, developers have now started using the term co-living to describe shared housing that includes some communal living elements. Often using the same source of commercial and industrial buildings, which are then expertly converted, these purpose-built co-living flats typically offer a large number of studio-sized and smaller flats,…

Cohabitas is exclusively for the over 40s. It’s Free to Register to join a friendly community of people all interested in sharing a home with other people. Before you Register: It’s good to have a personal profile picture available when you start – but don’t worry, you can add this later if you prefer; It’s not compulsory to add a…