Coliving is a concept of community living for like-minded people to live, work, and share hobbies. Coliving spaces are well designed, fully furnished, with expenses included under the same monthly fee or cost. The main value of the coliving experience is access to the community, as it adapts to various lifestyles and tastes.
Coliving is a new trend among millennials for renting shared apartments. Whether you are moving to Málaga for work or simply looking for a new apartment, co-living in Málaga is a good way to save money and live with like-minded people. Coliving brings together people from different backgrounds and encourages them to interact, collaborate, and form new friendships. Compared to dormitories, coliving is much more appealing, as it is relatively affordable, all-inclusive, and allows you to rent a furnished room with an individual lease. From our real estate agency in Málaga, AYRE Estates, we help you settle in the province, we will be your great ally.
Coliving in Málaga
Málaga is the economic engine of Andalusia, for a long time it has been a city with population growth, with few mentions in the national and international press. In recent years, Málaga has become a popular, albeit expensive, destination for digital nomads, but there are some affordable coliving options available for short and long term. While it may not be the famous cold and rainy weather that attracts visitors, high-speed Internet is usually available in most areas and homes, cafes, and of course, also in the many coworking spaces. It is easy to get around Málaga by public transport, or better yet, get a bicycle or electric scooter, to move around this extremely bike-friendly city. Málaga is a welcoming city that has much to offer in terms of culture where you can visit a large number of museums including: Museo Picasso Málaga, Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga, or the Museo de Málaga, located in the old Customs building. It has an incredible landscape of the bay and the Montes de Málaga (a true green lung) which will allow you to enjoy many breaks in nature just minutes from the city center.
Here are some data to consider about Málaga:
- The 1.66 million people living in Málaga and the province are the youngest in Europe, with over half a million of its population under 29 years old.
- More than a million people from the entire population of the province of Málaga live in the metropolitan area of Málaga.
- Málaga was founded by the Phoenicians in the 8th century BC
- The city was named by the Phoenicians as Malaka.
- The name Malaka comes from "malaku" which means something like corridor or march.
- The average temperature throughout the year is only 18.5°C! With an average maximum temperature of 25.4°C in August and an average minimum of 11.9°C in January
- The beer from Málaga is Victoria, produced since 1928.
- Málaga belongs to the Autonomous Community of Andalusia, composed of 8 provinces, with the capital of the autonomy in Seville.
- El Parque Natural de los Montes de Málaga ubicado en el norte de la capital «protege» a Málaga.
- The Málaga festivities, known as the Feria de Málaga, are celebrated during the month of August. In 2022, it is celebrated from August 13 to 20.
- From the Gibralfaro Castle, we can have beautiful views of the Bay of Málaga, the Bullring, and the Malagueta neighborhood.
Most of the largest tech companies in the world are looking to have a presence in Málaga, to have a headquarters, and this is thanks among others, to the attraction focus that is the Technological Park of Andalusia (PTA), inaugurated in 1992. The province has plenty of opportunities and a booming economy, so it’s no surprise to see so many digital nomads staying in co-living spaces in Málaga. The city has an enviable climate year-round, good transportation connections by land and air, and a very attractive gastronomy.
