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Max Pearson
16 hours agoA friend of mine recently moved to Brussels for work and mentioned how difficult it can be to make friends when you don't know anyone in the city. We started looking into different housing options and came across coliving communities that organize shared dinners, movie nights, and other social activities. It seems like an interesting alternative to living alone, especially for young professionals and expats. Has anyone experienced coliving in Brussels, and did it actually help you build a social circle?
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Ved.Cert
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Jaiden merritt
12 hours agoI moved to Brussels last year and know how hard it is to build a circle. Coliving really helped me. I found co living brussels through Comoon and their dinners and game nights made all the difference. Having private space but common areas lets you connect at your own pace. The all-inclusive price also saved me money compared to a regular rental.
