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Co-Living in Miami

Is there co-living in Miami for digital nomads?

Co-living properties listed

2

Updated September 2026 · Sources cited: forrent.com, apartments.com

Monthly price range
$1,175–$1,299
Shortest minimum stay
3 months
Coworking on site
1 of 2

Scene Summary

Miami's co-living market emerged significantly in 2025-2026 as a response to rising housing costs and demand from remote workers and tech professionals. The market remains relatively nascent compared to coastal tech hubs, with dedicated co-living properties concentrated in Wynwood (creative, artistic focus) and Little Havana/near Brickell (finance and professional focus). Properties emphasize all-inclusive pricing, flexible month-to-month leases, and community events. The market serves young professionals, digital nomads, students, and relocating workers seeking furnished housing without long-term commitments.

Good to Know

  • i5 Wynwood requires a minimum 3-month lease; AERIE requires 6 months minimum, both shorter than traditional Miami rentals.
  • All-inclusive pricing at both properties covers utilities and Wi-Fi, removing hidden costs common in traditional apartments.
  • i5 Wynwood includes coworking spaces on-site; AERIE does not explicitly advertise on-site coworking.
  • Both properties are in walkable urban neighborhoods close to employment hubs and coworking infrastructure.
  • Community events and roommate matching are standard features at both properties.
  • Parking is free at AERIE (street); i5 Wynwood is near Miami Worldcenter's shared parking infrastructure without dedicated on-site lots mentioned.

Properties

  • i5 Wynwood
    Neighborhood
    Wynwood
    Coworking On Site
    Yes

    Includes

    • Fully equipped kitchen with Samsung appliances
    • Washer and dryer in unit
    • Furnished shared living room with 55-inch TV
    • Rooftop pool (resort-style)
    • State-of-the-art fitness center
    • Coworking spaces
    • Resident lounge and game areas
    • Pet-friendly community
    • Bi-weekly cleaning of common areas
    • High-speed internet
  • AERIE
    Neighborhood
    Little Havana

    Includes

    • Fully equipped kitchen
    • In-unit laundry facilities
    • Shared living areas
    • Private bed, desk, chair with secure lock
    • Electricity, water, sewer, trash
    • High-speed Wi-Fi
    • Bi-monthly common area cleaning
    • Free street parking
    • Utility package (flat $125-$150/month for all utilities, Wi-Fi, cleaning)
AI-generated estimateData refreshed September 2026

These are the sources cited in this co-living research for this city. Individual figures may not each trace to one of them.

  1. 1.forrent.com
  2. 2.apartments.com
  3. 3.i5wynwood.com
  4. 4.i5wynwood.com
  5. 5.homes.com
  6. 6.redfin.com
  7. 7.apartments.com
  8. 8.everythingcoliving.com
  9. 9.rentremote.com

Data last updated September 2026 · Verify anything important.