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Where Shared Homies Rents in Seoul
Six neighbourhoods, one set of terms: the deposit is one month's rent, there is no key money, no agency fee and no Korean guarantor. What changes between them is the rent, the commute and the trade-off you are making โ each page says which.
Haebangchon
ํด๋ฐฉ์ดThe hillside village above Itaewon โ our largest cluster of houses, and the easiest place in Seoul to land without Korean.
Muak
๋ฌด์The quiet northwest โ our lowest rents, a mountain trail at the end of the street, and a bus to every university in Sinchon.
Itaewon
์ดํ์Flat, central, and three minutes from the station โ the most convenient place we rent, and you pay for that.
Hongdae
ํ๋The best-connected address we rent โ Line 2, the airport express and the airport bus, all within a few minutes.
Gangnam
๊ฐ๋จSouth of the river, for people whose office is there โ private studios rather than share-house rooms.
Gwanghwamun
๊ดํ๋ฌธStudios in the old city, five minutes from a palace gate โ the most central address we rent, and the most expensive.
Still deciding between areas rather than between rooms? Our guide to Seoul neighbourhoods for foreigners compares the whole city, including areas we don't rent in.