What's Coliving ?

Student shared accommodation
In the private rental sector, the roommates sign either a single lease including a solidarity clause in the event of non-payment, or an independent lease each. In the latter case, the duration of the contract may vary for each occupant.
In the case of social housing, the lessor signs a contract with each roommate, who must establish their main residence there. Each occupant must therefore independently meet the criteria for allocation of social housing, in particular in terms of resource ceilings.

How a student shared accommodation works: what the lease says
Each roommate has a private room of at least 9m² in surface area and 20m3 in volume. These areas are part of the criteria for decent housing, a condition for claiming housing assistance.
The lease also specifies the share of rent, rental charges and rental repairs owed by each roommate. To prevent non-payment, the owner may ask for a deposit from a roommate or each member of the student shared accommodation. In the case of a single lease, the solidarity clause between the roommates also concerns the guarantors! At Colocations Grand Paris you are not responsible for other people rooms.
Home insurance can be taken out individually or collectively by all tenants.

Rules of life in a student shared accommodation: the shared accommodation agreement
To avoid conflicts related to cohabitation, we decided to draw up a shared accommodation agreement.
This document includes the list of common expenses, the conditions in the event of departure, and internal regulations.

Coliving rules

Below are the Coliving rules of the house
The rooms are individual.
Each room is rented by one person only. Possibility to accommodate one person in their room 3 nights per month maximum
Always leave the common areas clean and usable.
Be respectful, attentive and tolerant
Immediately notify the Colocations Grand Paris staff in the event of a major problem
Respect the neighbors, no noise pollution between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m.
Any behavior that is inappropriate in the eyes of the law will result in eviction from Colocations Grand Paris
Ask the other roommates for permission if I bring in people from outside
Do not make holes in the walls
I agree to return my room in the condition in which I had it on the day of the inventory at the beginning of the semester (in case of damage I will be held responsible and take care of it)
I agree to return the common areas in the condition in which I had it on the day of the inventory at the beginning of the semester
Pets are prohibited
The accommodation is entirely non-smoking
A rental payment in late is an applicable reason to not renew a lease

How to book a room ?

How to book a room ?
Go on one of the room description
Click on the "Booking request" button
Fill in the form and upload your documents
We will do a review of your files and notify you
If everything is fine we will send you a contract & bank reference for the payment
After payment we will send you a Welcome guide and a Whatsapp channel

Civil liability insurance ?

Civil liability insurance

Civil liability insurance is most often included in multi-risk home insurance. So a good student insurance is one that takes into account the specificities of your travels abroad as part of your studies. It covers you for damages that you cause to others in your private life and in your student life.

You should note that civil liability insurance covers you against damages caused to third parties, but not necessarily to yourself, so if you have to travel, consider taking out suitable health insurance. You may also be entitled to special protections.

Finally, some insurers offer legal protections in the event of a dispute with your landlord, for example.

Others offer to offer you payment facilities to compensate for your uncertain income. Finally, others offer you advantageous group contracts for your various insurances. So, whatever your requirements, and the particularity of your situation, approach an insurer to find together the formula that would suit you.