Statistics on the development of the number of rented rooms in various areas over time

On this housing statistics page, you can see the development of the number of rented housing of the type room in various areas. Please contact us at [email protected] if you need assistance.

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Frequently asked questions about rooms for rent

What is the average cost of renting a room in Europe’s big cities?

Costs change from city to city. In Berlin, a room in a shared apartment runs from €400 to €700 a month. In London, prices often start at £600. And in Paris, places like Montmartre go from €500 to €900. The price depends on the city and the room.

Are rooms and studios for rent typically furnished?

Most rooms and studios in Europe’s main cities come furnished. It’s convenient for students and expats, people who need to settle in quickly. But you can also find unfurnished rooms if you have your own furniture and a plan to stay.

What documents do I need to rent a room?

Documents differ by country. In the UK, you’ll need ID, proof of income, and maybe references. In Germany, a Schufa credit report is often required. In Italy, you might need a tax code and ID. Getting these ready makes the process easier.

How can I find pet-friendly rooms for rent?

Many suburban and family neighborhoods welcome pets. Always check with the landlord about any specific rules, as some places may ask for an extra deposit or have restrictions.

Find available rooms for rent

Finding a room for rent isn’t easy. It takes time, and sometimes the choices seem endless. You look for a room that fits your life—a room near work, near friends, or near a park where you can sit in peace. Or maybe it’s a room in the city center, close to the cafes and the lights. With the right filters, you can narrow it down, find the place that calls out to you.

For some, a room with simple comforts is enough. For others, there are luxury rooms with rooftop views and concierge services, places that feel bigger than they are. Each listing tells a story—price, photos, descriptions. They help you decide where you might belong.

Rooms for rent in popular cities

Some cities make you feel alive the moment you step into them. London is a city of over 9 million, with neighborhoods like Shoreditch and Camden, where people gather in shared spaces, young and old, all looking for the same thing—a place to rest and belong. Berlin, with 3.7 million people, has districts like Kreuzberg and Neukölln, where you find creative types and quiet souls side by side. And Barcelona—its narrow streets and open plazas make it feel like home to anyone who wants to live life in the sun.

In Paris (population: 2.1 million), there are rooms in Montmartre where old buildings hold secrets and new renters bring life. Rooms across Europe have their own character. They bring you close to the city’s heart and leave you with enough space to breathe.

Discover your ideal room

What makes a room ideal? It depends. For some, it’s a room with a window and a view, a place where light spills in. For others, it’s a room with a private bathroom and a shared kitchen. Each click brings you closer to what you need. Maybe you need bills included so there are no surprises. Maybe you need it fully furnished, so you can settle in without a second thought.

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