Ingrid
Exceedingly helpful in the housing search from abroad! Faustine was professional, diligent, and thoughtful in helping me find housing as a new student moving to Sweden from abroad.
Anna
Great service! Friendly, fast to respond and actually helpful. Would recommend.
Mike
Huge thanks to Cecilia from Remoters for making my move so much easier. She was fast, professional and helped me from application to key handover.
Josef
Very professional, thorough and quick. I was guided through the entire process, and in the end I was finally able to secure a place to stay for my studies. Eternally grateful.
Elisabeth
Luliana was an excellent advisor for my apartment search in Bucharest. She sent me several apartments every day, sorting them herself beforehand to ensure they met my criteria.
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• University of Miami : Private research university located in Coral Gables with over 20,000 students, offering 154 undergraduate and 150 master's programs.
• Florida International University : Public university with 56,000 students, one of Florida's largest universities, recognized for its research programs.
• Miami Dade College : Public college with over 100,000 students enrolled annually, one of the most diverse institutions in the United States.
• Barry University : Private Catholic university with approximately 9,000 students, offering programs at all levels in 54 campus buildings.
• Coral Gables : Neighborhood adjacent to the University of Miami main campus, with tree-lined streets, cafes and restaurants, Mediterranean architecture.
• Sweetwater : Area around FIU's main campus in University Park, popular neighborhood for FIU students living off-campus.
• Brickell : Miami's financial district with modern high-rises, rooftop bars, trendy restaurants and easy access to finance and tech internships.
• Downtown Miami : Urban center with modern high-rises, diverse dining options, nightlife and proximity to public transportation.
• North Miami : Residential neighborhood close to FIU's Biscayne Bay Campus and Barry University, quieter than Wynwood or Brickell.
Student cost of living in Miami ranges from 1350 to 2700 euros per month. Housing represents the main expense with 720-1080 euros monthly for a private room in shared accommodation. Utilities including electricity, internet and services amount to 200-250 euros. Daily living including food, transport and leisure requires 430-570 euros. Students can save by using transport discounts (50% off Metrobus/Metrorail) and choosing neighborhoods like North Miami or Little Havana, more affordable than Brickell or South Beach.
Thanks to Amelia, our family found a house in the Porto region, 8 minutes from the company where I work. It was not easy because we had the constraints of a big dog. Professionalism and availability were there throughout the process.
A big thank you to Lily for finding us our apartment for our university exchange in Seville. I highly recommend her, she was by our side until the end!
Sarah has found a shared room for our son who is going to study in Sweden. The most incredible thing is that this was done in 24 hours, in a tense rental market! Some will say it's a fluke but it's not. Sarah listened to our research, immediately contacted her network and made us a proposal the same day, a proposal that we definitively validated the next day after a video visit. Sarah was very responsive, very professional and really nice. She has all our gratitude for this tailor-made service.
Very satisfied with Michelle' services, we were able to find a very nice house in the center of Saint Paul. The support and the progress points were really perfect from start to finish and our criteria were respected. I highly recommend Michelle' services
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Thanks to Amelia, our family found a house in the Porto region, 8 minutes from the company where I work. It was not easy because we had the constraints of a big dog. Professionalism and availability were there throughout the process.
A big thank you to Lily for finding us our apartment for our university exchange in Seville. I highly recommend her, she was by our side until the end!
Sarah has found a shared room for our son who is going to study in Sweden. The most incredible thing is that this was done in 24 hours, in a tense rental market! Some will say it's a fluke but it's not. Sarah listened to our research, immediately contacted her network and made us a proposal the same day, a proposal that we definitively validated the next day after a video visit. Sarah was very responsive, very professional and really nice. She has all our gratitude for this tailor-made service.
Very satisfied with Michelle' services, we were able to find a very nice house in the center of Saint Paul. The support and the progress points were really perfect from start to finish and our criteria were respected. I highly recommend Michelle' services
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Expect $800-1000 for a room in a shared flat, $1200-1800 for a studio. University dorms cost around $1000-1500/month all-inclusive. Add $100 for utilities and $300-500 for living expenses.
Coral Gables for University of Miami students, Kendall near FIU (more affordable), Coconut Grove for a bohemian vibe, Brickell for finance internships. Avoid Miami Beach - too expensive and touristy for a student budget.
Ideally 3-4 months before the semester (May-June for an August start). The market tightens significantly in July-August with the influx of international students. University dorms fill up quickly - apply as soon as you're accepted.
Flat sharing is almost essential given Miami's prices. It saves 30-40% compared to a studio, facilitates integration, and international flat shares are very common. A studio is only feasible with a comfortable budget.
Yes, Miami is a very spread-out city with limited public transport. Budget for a car (purchase or rental) or choose housing close to campus with university shuttle. The Metrorail serves some areas but remains insufficient.
