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$641/month
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$672/month
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$676/month
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$693/month
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$711/month
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$693/month
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$620/month
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$693/month
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$711/month
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$641/month
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$646/month
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$685/month
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$667/month
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$711/month
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$672/month
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$624/month
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$654/month
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Shared apartments, spare rooms and roommates in Atlanta
The cost of living and accommodation in this city of Georgia is high, which can make the experience a bit difficult for those on a student budget. However, know that you have an alternative to make this cost as reasonable as possible: flat-sharing. Most of the young people who go to one of the institutions in the city, such as Georgia State University, Georgia Institute of Technology or Emory University, choose to live with roommates in an apartment to be able to make their monthly expenses affordable. It is also more fun to live with other students in the same situation as you! The best thing you can do is consider this type of accommodation for your stay.
| Available accommodation | Total | Average price |
|---|---|---|
| Private room Atlanta | 3134 | €707 |
| Residence Atlanta | 159 | €1233 |
| Studio Atlanta | 10 | €1620 |
| Entire place Atlanta | 172 | €1365 |
Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Atlanta
These are some of the most relevant aspects of living in shared flats in this American city:
Advantages of sharing a flat in Atlanta
- You can choose a spare room close to the university you attend. Keep in mind that the most chosen neighbourhood by students every year are Midtown, Downtown and Little Five Points.
- Take advantage of the extra in your budget, by saving on rent, to travel to different places in the United States with which the city has a good connection by bus or plane. Some of the closest states are Florida, Alabama, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Atlanta
- In some cases, the cheapest rooms do not include some necessary furniture to live there, so you will have to incur extra expenses when entering.
- You have to check if utility bills (water, electricity, internet, gas, etc.) are included in the monthly rent or if you have to add an extra at the end of each month to pay for it.
Apps for your exchange in Atlanta
Most of these apps allow you to access many services and useful information for your exchange in the American city. Some information you can read are provided by students who have already been living in Atlanta. One of the tips they usually give is to take advantage of your stay to enjoy all the leisure and cultural offer that Atlanta has, including the High Museum of Art, the Georgia Aquarium and other places of interest.
How to meet people in Atlanta?
We brief you about some ways you have to connect with other young people in this American city, in addition to sharing a flat and befriending your classmates.
Student associations in Atlanta
In the different universities, there are often associations of various fields and hobbies that you can join. For example, some of them tend to be those of different nationalities and religions, different branches of art, sports and social causes.
Facebook groups for international students in Atlanta
On this platform, it is easy for you to find groups of international student societies from different universities. For example, there is the so-called “ISAC (International Student Associations Council) at GSU” at Georgia State University and the “International Students and Scholars at Emory” at Emory University.
WhatsApp groups for international students in Atlanta
In these groups, young people take the opportunity to introduce themselves and give details about their interests, it will be a simple way to connect with other people who have hobbies similar to yours.
Tips for sharing a student flat in Atlanta
Here are some tips to consider when living in a shared flat in this city:
- During your stay in the city, you will be able to experience some organized festivals during the year, including the “Atlanta Arts Festival”, “Dogwood Festival”, “Decatur Arts Festival” and the “Indie Craft Experience”.
- You have several ways to get around the city other than driving a car, such as the Xpress bus system, buses, trams, and other forms of public transportation. Check out the easiest way to get from your accommodation to the university and the most popular entertainment sites for young people.
Frequently asked questions about sharing a flat in Atlanta
How much does a spare room in a shared flat cost in Atlanta?
Room prices in shared flats usually start at $750 and up and can go as high as $2,000 a month.
How to find roommates in Atlanta?
The best thing you can do is search online communities like Erasmus Play. In this you will be able, at the same time, to filter between the preferred characteristics for your room and flat, easily comparing between those that include everything important to you.
Why share a student apartment in Atlanta?
Because the cost of rent and living in Georgia's capital city is usually quite high. Sharing a flat will allow you to split the costs with your roommates, so your budget will allow for more activities and experiences during your stay.
What should I keep in mind when entering a flat share in Atlanta?
You have to keep in mind that, although living in a multicultural environment is fun, it can also lead to misunderstandings. For this reason, there must be basic rules established for living together, such as cleanliness, schedules and visits.
How to choose ideal roommates in Atlanta?
We believe it would be best if at least one of your flatmates is local or American, so you can get a first-hand insight into the American culture and learn more about the way of life and the language.
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