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Room/Apartment Sharing in New South Wales

If you are looking for room/apartment sharing in NSW, Sydney and other cities in New South Wales please visit: Realestate Sydney

 

Room/Apartment Sharing in Victoria

 

 

 

Room/Apartment Sharing in Tasmania

 

 

 

Room/Apartment Sharing in Queensland, Brisbane

 

 

Room/Apartment Sharing in South Australia, Adelaide

 

 

Room/Apartment Sharing in Western Australia, Perth

If you are looking for Room/Apartment sharing in Perth and other cities in Western Australia please visit Realestate Perth

 

 

Room/Apartment Sharing in Northern Territory, Darwin

 

 

Room/Apartment Sharing in ACT, Canberra

 

 

 

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Shared Accomodation is one of the most sought living arrangement in Australia for temporary visitors, holiday makers, temporary workers as well as international students. Shared accomodation gives flexibility of living as well as downs the cost of living in Australia. Basically, in a shared accommodation whether a room sharing, flat sharing or home sharing you will get access to kitchen, bathroom, common area, lounge and your private room or bed. In many places kitchen utensils also available to use. Do not forgot you need to replace if you damage anything.

Most of people living in such shared room or apartment value each other and respect each other’s privacy, dignity. They may set some house rules to keep living easy for all and maintain home hygiene.

Keep in Mind

  • Respect each other 
  • Maintain privacy 
  • Be truthful 
  • Keep record of documentation 
  • Check Passport/Visa and keep a copy (of people you going to share your apartment) if you hold the lease with agent or owner
  • Fix rent, bills and cleaning and other house arrangement 
  • Enjoy Aussie living 

It is recommended, that make a well documented arrangement for living, rent amount, how electricity, gas and other bills calculated among people living in a shared arrangement.

 

Read Also: Dos and Don’ts for housemates

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