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Co-Living Spaces for People Who’ve Had Enough of the Hellish Manila Commute

  • Posted on Jan 2, 2020Jan 1, 2020
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  • Cristina Morales
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When you’re spending 5+ hours on the road every day, something’s gotta give. While some people end up just quitting their jobs to find work closer to home, others relocate so the commute isn’t so painful. Co-living has made the latter option so much more accessible, which is why it’s a fast-growing trend in congested cities like Metro Manila, especially among millennials. Want to finally achieve the ever-elusive work-life balance? Check out these co-living spaces in Manila.

 

MyTown

Via MyTown

One of the OG co-living spaces in Manila, MyTown was originally geared towards students, but has since expanded to young professionals, with buildings located near the central business districts in BGC, Makati, and Ortigas. MyTown aims to help their tenants use their free time in the best way possible, so they offer amenities such as gyms, study rooms, roofdeck pools, and other recreation areas. They also offer personal/professional development classes.

Rates start at P4,150 per month. 

 


The Flats

co-living spaces in manila

Via Facebook: The Flats Amorsolo

You know co-living is really taking off when the big guns start getting in on it. (FYI: MyTown was acquired by SM in 2017.) The Flats are Ayala Land’s co-living concept that allows young professionals to have a taste of independence, living in prime city locations without having to shell out the big bucks.

Rates start at P5,500 per month.

 

The Communal

Via Facebook: The Communal

This co-living space lets people from far up north or down south live right in the middle of the metro: Rotonda Pasig, just a ride away from the MRT and the business districts in Ortigas, Makati and BGC. Though you’ll be sharing a room with other people, each bed offers privacy, has space for your personal belongings, and is super comfortable to boot.

Rates start at P3,600 per month.

 

iDorm

Via Facebook: iDorm at The Fort PH

iDorm offers professional dormitories close to BGC and the Makati CBD. Each four-bed unit comes with air conditioning, a toilet and shower room, and a kitchenette: everything you need to kickstart your independent life. 

Rates start at P3,950.00 per month (introductory price).

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Space Edsa

Via Space Edsa

The living spaces and common areas in Space EDSA were designed to meet the demands of the busy life of students and young office workers. Apart from air-conditioned rooms with key card/RFID access, spacers also have access to a common kitchenette, living and dining areas, as well as a 24/7 gym.

Rates start at P4,200 per month.

 


Simplicity Co-Living Spaces

Via Simplicity Co-Living Spaces

This co-living space in Fairview will be providing modern living spaces and facilities to create a more convenient and fulfilling lifestyle for young professionals and students. Though it’s not open for business yet, you can already reserve your bed.

 

Kradle Co-Living

Via Facebook: Kradle Co-Living

Kradle Co-Living is an online hub that helps landlords convert their property into co-living spaces, and tenants to find co-living spaces. Each space is designed with the highest standards so that tenants feel the warmth of home, even in a shared space.

Connect with Kradle Co-Living on Facebook to get more details.

 

Point Blue

Via Point Blue

Though Point Blue isn’t exactly a co-living space (because you basically get your own room), we had to include it because like co-living spaces, their dorm-style properties allow young professionals to get their own place in the city at a minimal price. Each microstudio is fully-furnished, comes with its own bathroom, and has wifi and air conditioning. What more could you want?

Rates start at P11,000 per month.

 

Are you planning on moving closer to work this year?


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Cristina Morales

Though a chronic dabbler in whatever tickles her fancy, Cristina claims she can count her passions on one hand: feminism, literature, the environment, embroidery, and the power of a solid pop song. She lives in Uniqlo lounge pants and refuses to leave the house without a winged eye.


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