Our Shared Housing Guide
La Casa is shared housing that fosters connections
More than just a simple shared accommodation or traditional coliving that emphasizes housing or services, La Casa shared housing focuses on community. Every detail is designed to promote harmonious living and the creation of connections: large communal spaces equipped for collective living, comfortable private rooms for solitude, services facilitating daily management and shared moments among residents. Here, you first join a human experience before joining a turnkey housing solution.
3 unique pillars at La Casa
Humanity first and foremost
Unique expertise in communal living
Mutual commitment between staff & residents
The community
The La Casa community is much more than just a group of roommates; it's a tribe seeking common adventures, like a second family. Here, we're all on the same wavelength: living, learning, and growing together. With profiles ranging from 19 to 77 years old with an average age of 29, 40 nationalities mixing, and unique life stories, we create a human mosaic. More than just sharing a roof or refrigerator, you experience enriching human interactions with people you probably wouldn't have met outside of La Casa.
Dream living environment
The Casas, or dream houses! Picture a huge house with a garden, communal areas designed for conviviality, and private spaces arranged like cozy cocoons. A warm decor awaits you, with every detail carefully considered to make you feel instantly at home. Less than 1 km away, a metro or RER station to quickly connect you to Paris. Just unpack your bags and enjoy your new home, with the added advantage of being surrounded by like-minded individuals.
Included services in the price
Choosing La Casa means offering yourself much more than just shared accommodation: a facilitated life thanks to numerous included services (management of internet subscriptions, Netflix, Spotify, and energy, cleaning of common areas, monthly budget for shared groceries). Unique to La Casa, our responsiveness for maintenance: we intervene very quickly for maximum comfort. And that's not all: we offer services that promote meetings and shared moments between roommates from all the Casas: afterworks, thematic workshops, onboarding...
A framework and governance tools
At La Casa, we know that living together is quite an adventure. That's why we've created a shared housing guide, a coliving agreement, Referents roles, and even a General Assembly system with yellow or red cards to address issues. All these tools allow you to be an actor in your community and personalize the experience within your Casa to maintain a friendly, respectful atmosphere that suits you. Welcome to a coliving where co-creation is the key to a fulfilling community life.
La Casa support
Get ready for an amazing adventure with La Casa! Count on our team at all levels to make your coliving experience as joyful as possible. Upon your arrival, the staff, Ambassadors, and your new roommates will welcome you with open arms, ensuring a friendly start to this unique coliving experience!
All-inclusive rate
The price at La Casa is an all-inclusive price! In addition to accommodation and energy and water charges, it includes services, subscriptions, and above all, a unique community experience. And the really cool thing is, all our shared houses are eligible for housing assistance (APL): no bad surprises to expect!
Is coliving right for me?
Of course! If you're eager to live in a community, La Casa is perfect for you! Whether you're outgoing or more introverted, it doesn't matter, there's room for everyone. Picture yourself sharing memorable moments with people from all walks of life, in a super friendly atmosphere. Choose a coliving experience where each day brings its own adventures and encounters. Join us at La Casa, where a cool vibe, smiles, and authentic exchanges await you for an experience like no other.
Ready to join us?
Discover testimonials from our roommates
Michael, 33 ans
I'm very reserved in everyday life. Moving has also helped me to open up, to see other things.
Carla, 27 ans
When I told my family that I was going to live with 13 other people, I think they were very curious, a bit skeptical, and frankly, I admit I was a little scared at first.
