Location of 15th Arrondissement

We have an apartment in 15th Arrondissement on 1 August 2017 which is 8 minutes walk from the Metro (Light Blue) Line 13 – Plaisance for short term or long term rent. The apartment was last renovated in 2014 and is situated in the south of Paris.

The apartment is suitable to accommodate 1 to 2 people. It consists of a living room, a bedroom with two single beds, a wardrobe, a kitchen and a bathtub in the shower room together with the toilet.

Windows have been fitted double layers to ensure a quieter interior and not easily affected by external noise. Pillow, bedsheet and blanket are not provided.

There are supermarkets nearby – Franprix and Tang Frères (Asian Supermarket). There are also some Asian restaurants around the neighbourhood.

* The ideal person would be one that has a permanent job with a CDI (Contract Duration Indefinite).

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Rental Charge

For one/two person: € 750 (charges comprise)
1-month deposit to be paid in advance
Availability: 1 August 2017

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Contact Me

Please send me an email at admin@sensationalsavvy.com or drop me a comment below if you are interested in viewing the room or have more questions to ask. Your email address will not be reflected.

†Kindly include in the details below about yourself when you send me an email:-

1. Name
2. Gender
3. Age
4. Nationality
5. Employment Nature
6. When do you need the room?

Ideally, you should already be in Paris to view the apartment or arriving in Paris in the next few day when you write to us.

NO RESERVATION OVER EMAIL, ONLY IN PERSON.

If you are a foreigner, first time staying in Paris for long term or have not arrived in Paris yet, you may like to read more about finding apartments in Paris and the mentality of most landlords so you can deal with the situation better.

Accommodation in Paris (Guide for Foreigners)

Vous pouvez m’écrire en français si vous voulez.

Thank you.

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* The window images are blurred intentionally below to protect the privacy.

Bedroom
Another single bed has replaced the sofa bed in the room

Wardrobe in the bedroom

Chandelier in the Bedroom

Romantic Effect of the Chandelier Light

Room lit with Chandelier Light

The kitchen is on the right of the image

Main Door and Bedroom on the right of the image

Floor Area in the Living Room

Bathtub in the Toilet

Clean Toilet Bowl

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• Room Rental in Paris (La Courneuve) on 21 July 2017
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(Postal Code 93120)

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We have 1 room available for rent in La Courneuve on 21 July 2017. Exact The apartment is located in North-East of Paris, 2 to 3 minutes of walking to the last Metro Station of Line 7 – La Courneuve 8-mai-1945.

The whole building is newly constructed in April 2014. The apartment has 5 bedrooms in total. A common kitchen, bathroom, toilet and patio will be shared among all roommates who are mostly students. Smoking is allowed on the patio.

During summer, the patio is very sunny. You can dry your laundry outside, relax and bask in the sun or have a barbeque session with your roommates. During winter, 24 hrs of central heating is turned on.

There are a lot of restaurants, big supermarkets and shops nearby in the lively neighbourhood all within walking distance. There is a big bazaar around the metro every Tuesday, Friday and Sunday mornings until 2pm, one of the biggest you can find in Paris vicinity.

The bazaar sells cheap, fresh food and clothes which is a huge advantage for people who would like to have an economical lifestyle while enjoying the multi-racial culture in Paris.

Points to Note

• You have to be a neat, tidy and clean person.
• Participating in housework once/twice a month among all roommates is compulsory.
• The bed is single and suitable for 1 person to sleep only.
• Bed sheet, blanket and pillow are not provided.
• Wifi provided.
• Washing machine and clothes rack provided.
• 24 hrs central heating provided during winter.
• You should not have too many things to keep in this room because the space is limited.

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ROOM RENTAL CHARGE AS PER BELOW :

€ 300.00 / 1 calendar month
1-month deposit to be paid in advance
Availability:  21 July 2017

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Please send me an email at lacourneuve@sensationalsavvy.com or drop me a comment below if you have more questions to ask. Your email address will not be reflected.

Ideally, you should already be in Paris to view the apartment or arriving in Paris in the next few days when you write to us.

NO RESERVATION OVER EMAIL, ONLY IN PERSON.

†Kindly include a brief detail about yourself when you write.

If you are a foreigner and your first time staying in Paris for long term or have not arrived in Paris yet, you may like to read more about finding apartments in Paris and the mentality of most landlords so you can deal with the situation better.

Accommodation in Paris (Guide for Foreigners)

Vous pouvez m’écrire en français si vous voulez.

Thank you.

PHOTO GALLERY

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• Room Rental in Paris 13th Arrondissement on 21 July 2017 (French-Speaking Ladies only)
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(Postal Code 75013)

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Description

We have two rooms available for rent at 13th Arrondissement Avenue de la Porte d’Ivry immediately. The apartment is in the South of Paris, 2 to 3 minutes of walking to the Metro Station Line 7 – Porte D’Ivry.

13th Arrondissement is the heart of the Asian community in Paris and has the most number of high-rise apartments. Chinatown is within walking distance of the building.

There are a lot of restaurants, big supermarkets and shops around the vibrant neighbourhood nearby. It is ideal for people who enjoy immersing in Asian culture.

The apartment is on a high floor with a lovely panoramic view. Not for the acrophobic. The apartment has four bedrooms in total. All the roommates will share the kitchen, bathroom and toilet.

Points to Note

• Female tenants are preferred.
• The layout of the room may differ from the photo shown.
• You have to be a neat, tidy and clean person.
• Participating in housework once or twice a month among all roommates is compulsory.
• The bed is single and suitable for one person to sleep only.
• Bed sheet, blanket and pillow are not provided.
• Wifi provided.
• Washing machine provided.
• Clothes rack provided.
• Prefer working adults, students with local guarantors and †others.
• Mandatory to speak fluent French for communication among roommates.

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ROOM RENTAL CHARGE AS PER BELOW :

€ 430.00 / month (charges comprises)
1-month deposit to be paid in advance
Availability: Immediately

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Contact Me

Please send me an email or drop me a comment below if you are interested in viewing the room or have more questions to ask. Your email address will not be reflected.

†Kindly include in the details below about yourself when you send me an email:-

1. Name
2. Gender
3. Age
4. Nationality
5. Your Purpose in Paris (Working, Studying or Both?)
6. When do you need the room and for how long
7. Your European contact number

Ideally, you should already be in Paris to view the apartment or arriving in Paris in the next few days when you write to us.

NO RESERVATION OVER EMAIL, ONLY IN PERSON.

If you are a foreigner, your first time staying in Paris for long term or have not arrived in Paris yet, you may like to read more about finding apartments in Paris and the mentality of most landlords so you can deal with the situation better.

Accommodation in Paris (Guide for Foreigners)

Vous pouvez m’écrire en français si vous voulez.

Thank you.

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⊗ Fourth Room Advertisement in July 2017

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We have 2 rooms available for rent in La Courneuve. The apartment is North-East of Paris, 2 to 3 minutes of walking from the last Metro Station of Line 7 – “La Courneuve 8-mai-1945”, which is still in ºZone 1 and 2º.

It means that you do not have to pay additional train ticket cost even if you are slightly out of ºParis Zoneº.

The whole building is newly constructed in April 2014. The apartment has 5 bedrooms in total. A common kitchen, bathroom, toilet and patio will be shared among all roommates who are mostly students. Smoking is allowed on the patio.

During summer, the patio is very sunny. You can dry your laundry outside, relax and bask in the sun or have a barbeque session with your roommates. During winter, 24 hrs of central heating is turned on.

There are a lot of restaurants, big supermarkets and shops nearby in the lively neighbourhood all within walking distance. There is a big bazaar around the metro every Tuesday, Friday and Sunday mornings until 2 pm, one of the largest you can find in the Paris vicinity.

The bazaar sells cheap, fresh food and clothes which are a huge advantage for people who would like to have a frugal lifestyle while immersing in the multi-racial culture in Paris.

Location: La Courneuve

Postal Code 93120

Métro Location

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 Points to Note

• You have to be a neat, tidy and clean person
• Participating in housework once/twice a month among all roommates is compulsory
• The bed is single for only one person
• Bedsheet, blanket and pillow not provided
• Wifi provided
• Washing machine and clothes rack provided
• 24 hrs central heating provided during winter
• We do not accept reservations over email. Only in person.

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Room Rental Charge

€ 400.00 / month
1-month deposit to be paid in advance
Availability: Immediately from 22 March 2017

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Note on Photos

* Layout of the available rooms differ from the photos below, which is one of the rooms in the apartment. However, they have the same room size.

* Size of the windows are different for each room.

Contact Me

Please leave a message if you are interested in viewing the room or have more questions to ask. Your email address will not be reflected.

†Kindly include in the details below about yourself when you email me:-

1. Name
2. Gender
3. Age
4. Nationality
5. Your Purpose in Paris (Working, Studying or Both?)
6. When do you need the room?
7. French number (Optional – Kindly note that the landlord will not make calls out of France, by email then)

If you are a foreigner, and first time staying in Paris for a long term, or have not arrived in Paris yet, you may like to read more about finding apartments in Paris and the mentality of most landlords so you can deal with the situation better.

Accommodation in Paris (Guide for Foreigners)

Vous pouvez m’écrire en français si vous voulez.

PHOTO GALLERY

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⊗ Fifth Room Advertisement in Mar 2017

Table of Content

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Finding a Long Term Accommodation in Paris is Not Easy

1. Who am I?
2. Things to Know
3. Things Not to Do
4. Things to Do

The Final Solution

Interim Period – Where to Stay

a) Hostels
b) Airbnb
c) Couchsurfing

Group Articles

Finding a Long Term Accommodation in Paris is Not Easy

You should read this page if:-

• You are a foreigner going to Paris for the first time to study or work.
• You are still trying to find a long term accommodation.
• You have not arrived in Paris yet.

Paris is a remarkable city where the demand for accommodation is higher than the supply and the landlords know it. This article may help you increase your chance of getting a long term accommodation in Paris and also give you insight to why the landlords do not reply back to emails.

Who am I?

I stayed in a city, Nantes in France from January to May 2014 studying the French language at Université de Nantes. In June, I went over to Paris hoping to find some work to do there.

It means that I was once like you, a foreigner trying desperately to find accommodation in Paris a few months in advance and worrying that I could not find a place to stay when I arrived. No one replied to me back despite sending many emails and SMS to different advertisers even when I had a French number.

In a previous post – Accommodation in Paris (Introduction), I mentioned that I am helping my ex-landlord to find potential tenants for her apartments/rooms whenever someone terminates the rental contract. I had plenty of opportunities to communicate with different prospects both in emails and in person. This time, I am screening potential tenant profiles standing in the position of a landlord.

My experience in Paris was unique transpiring in two polar. From the position of being a tenant to the task of finding the tenants, I could visualise that some people would not find a place to stay easily from the things they said and did, online and offline.

My judgement was further validated when these people responded to my second advertisement online (an entirely new unit and location) not knowing that I was the same person whom they had communicated with before. They still had not found a place to stay after so many weeks of searching.

Although the accommodation is not so easy to find for many people, it is still possible to find it quickly if you pay attention to some of the following things below.  Always be conscientious about the things you say and do.

Remember first impression counts. 
You only have one chance to make it or break it.

Make it or Break it

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THINGS TO KNOW

1. In Paris, the demand for long-term rental exceeds supply especially when the rental charge is low. I cannot stress enough of it. It is not tough for the landlords to find tenants as during peak period before the school term starts, their mailbox will be flooded with people desperately trying to find accommodation when they have not even arrived in Paris.

2. The landlords are not going to confirm the reservation over emails without any downpayment because the prospects may back out last minute if they find a better housing choice. Downpayment is the only form of proof to show that the tenant has serious intention to rent the unit and will stop looking around.

3. The landlords would prefer to meet up with potential tenants who are already staying in Paris after 1 or 2 emails/calls and can do the negotiation and payment right away. If you make known in the email that you are not yet staying in Paris, chances are many would not bother replying to you back if they have other real prospects on hand.

4. Your financial stability is a priority concern. They want to know whether your source of income is independent, from your parents, any guarantors in France, whether you work full-time, part-time or just a student with no other job. The landlords want to ensure that the tenant doesn’t default payment and is fully capable of paying the rent on time.

5. The landlords want to judge the character, suitability and chemistry if they are going to stay with the person long time or when it is “en colocation” (house-sharing) with others. For this reason, they cannot commit to a person whom they have never seen before. Knowing a person’s attributes is a critical decision for staying together for a long time.

6. Discreet preferences over some particular group of people. Indeed, a very sensitive subject that most people would not talk about or admit openly, but the elimination of the prospects is very real. Some landlords may have disappointing experiences with some people and thus, would not consider the prospects that fall into that category.

Another example, a particular gender may be more preferred over the other gender due to privacy and security issues. They also try and anticipate whether the new tenant can get along well with the rest of the roommates.

7. A case by case basis for APL/CAF. Some rentals are on “sous-location” (sublet/sublease) and is technically not allowed in France. The advertiser is likely not the landlord but a tenant who sublets out some space in the house or the whole unit. The tenant may already have applied CAF for his/her benefit and consequently, will not be able to pass the subsidy to someone else.

• Even if APL/CAF is possible, it does not imply that the landlord is willing to do APL/CAF for you if you are only staying for a short term of 2 to 3 months because a lot of administration work and long waiting time is involved.

• It takes 2 to 4 weeks to process CAF application. Do note that CAF will not give subsidy to the first month of your stay. They will only calculate for a full month, starting from the second month onwards. You will receive your CAF housing allowance in your bank account on the third month of the application.

8. Both the landlord and the tenant have the right to terminate the rental before the contract period ends up by giving one month’s notice to each other. During the final exit, downpayment (also known as “caution” in French) is returned in full amount if the tenants return the keys and the room is in good condition.

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THINGS NOT TO DO

1. DO NOT start sending emails to all the advertisements too early (that is more than one month in advance) to ask the landlords whether the room will still be available 2 or 3 months down the road because no one can foresee or promise you that. Rental is on a first come, first served basis when the advertisement states that the room is available immediately.

2. DO NOT use one-sentence email without any other information in your first email. For instance, “When can I see the room?” Make the landlords do less work by not asking you questions that you should have provided in your first email. Otherwise, they may not reply you at all among the heap of email requests they have.

3. DO NOT expect landlords to make an overseas phone call to you if you are neither staying in France nor possess a French SIM card but you want them to call you back. Having a French phone number encourages landlords to reply you back faster.

Alternatively, ask for their contact number and call them on your end. It takes some time for most French people to reply back to emails or never so call them to get your answer if they leave their number inside the advertisement requesting interested tenants to call them.

THINGS TO DO

1. DO make an effort to read the advertisements COMPLETELY before asking questions that are already in the information. They are likely not going to repeat themselves and will not reply back knowing that you are not paying attention to the details carefully.

2. DO write a polite email by including brief details about yourself:-

• Your age,
• Your nationality,
• Your gender (It is challenging to guess from some unusual names),
• Your purpose of coming to Paris,
• The intended length of stay.

3. DO reply to the advertisement closest to your ideal move-in date. If the room availability is on 1 April, you have to try and be able to move in on 1 April or closer to the available date. The landlord may be in the process of closing a deal with a few interested tenants. The person who can move into the house closer to the landlord preferred date is likely to get the deal assuming that the landlord has no preference for any tenant.

4. DO pay for a few more days of rental even if you cannot move in exactly on the stated date of the unit that you are very interested in but want to lock the agreement fast. This method is pretty effective as some landlords are not willing to let their rooms go without rental even for a few days. They may give the room to someone else who makes the offer to pay more or could move in on time.

Ask the landlord first whether you can pay the rent starting on the day that you move in before offering to pay for the extra days that you are not staying.

5. DO show that you have the financial ability to pay the deposit. Hesitation on your part may hint to the landlord that you have financial difficulty and may not be able to pay your rent promptly. It is a huge risk to every landlord and they will think twice to rent the room to you.

Time is Money

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The Final Solution…

• Search for accommodation only when you arrive in Paris or
• Establish contacts a few days before your arrival with as many landlords/advertisers as possible.
• Inform them about your arrival date.
• Ask them whether the unit is still available.
• Set up appointment dates with them so you can view as many units as you can within the shortest time.
• Ask for their contact number.

Interim Period of Searching the Accommodation – Where to Stay?

Use Hostels, Airbnb and Couchsurfing temporarily when you arrive in Paris. Book for a few days so you have a place to stay while you search and visit apartments. Book a new room or extend your current stay if you still cannot find your long term accommodation.

a) Hostels  

Hostel Rate in Paris (Hostelsclub)

Besides being free, staying in a youth hostel is the next cheapest accommodation in Paris you can find temporarily without burning your pockets from as low as € 15.00 per day. At the same time, you may meet like-minded people sharing valuable tips to find a room rental.

Book more days during the peak period especially in summer. If the number of days of your booking is not sufficient before you find long term accommodation, a lot of hotels, hostels and guesthouses would be fully booked by then. You will end up feeling desperate when you cannot find budget accommodation.

Book earlier to secure a low rate as low as € 15.00 as last-minute booking during peak periods is always more expensive.

If you prefer more privacy instead of sharing a dorm with a large group of people, opt for a private room or a lesser number of beds per dorm in a hostel.

The advantage of using a youth hostel as compared to Airbnb and Couchsurfing is the stability that it will not be subjected to a last-minute cancellation from whatever circumstances or excuses that the owner might come across.

*Photo Illustration from Hostelsclub.com based on a random check on 20 March 2015 showing € 15.00 being the lowest rate found in Paris.

b) Airbnb

For people who have not used Airbnb before, the website allows the house owners to rent out their rooms or the whole apartment/house temporarily. There is more privacy with Airbnb as compared to a hostel stay but the rate is more expensive starting from € 28.00 per day based on a random check in March 2015.

There is always a risk of last minute cancellation by the owner due to unforeseen circumstances since the agreement is between you and the owners. Always have a backup plan ready or a second Airbnb place to stay if that happens.

Some owners rent out their units for long term use which is much more expensive than the mainstream website for long term rental. Most of the monthly rental rate advertised in Airbnb use a formula that calculates it per day, for example, €28 x 30/31 days.

Such a calculation will undoubtedly inflate the monthly rental because Airbnb is not the correct channel for long term rental. The owners want to profit quickly on short term rental.

Some owners give a discount on the total amount if a tenant books for a month. Still, it is more costly than the standard market rate for long term room rental in Paris. Airbnb benefits travellers who require short-term booking as it targeted mainly for the tourism market.

If you decide to use Airbnb and do not have an account with it, you can use this Airbnb friend’s referral link to sign up. The marvellous point about the referral programme is that both the referrer <me> and the person referred <(that is you :)> will get a € 22 discount which you can apply it immediately for your first booking.

If you sign up on your own, you will not get any discount for your first booking and have to pay the full booking amount as usual. So, do take advantage of the Airbnb link for your benefit immediately. Please ask me if you have any other questions.

c) Couchsurfing

One of the Positive Couchsurfing Experiences in Paris

As the name suggests, it started out with the idea of letting the couch to the travellers by staying with the locals while exploring the city and learning about the culture.

Most people reported satisfactory and meaningful experiences for meeting friends you haven’t met yet from all over the world. Despite the positive feedback, one has to take precautions with regard to the safety and security of both the tenant and the landlord.

Couchsurfing is free. The hosts would welcome the guests to stay with them on an average of three days or over the weekends if the hosts are working on weekdays. Many hosts could not host a couch surfer for too many days with their daily routine going on. You have to find another host after the agreed length of stay.

Some hosts may extend their stay to couch surfers who are nice, easy-going and are willing to contribute something during the stay such as offering to cook a meal, wash dishes and buy some food. Some guests are known to be freeloaders so the experienced host will choose their guests carefully by reading the reviews left by other hosts on the requester’s profile.

Since it is free, couch surfers have to abide by the rules and regulations set by some hosts. Some hosts do not give spare keys to their guests and would expect them to leave the house when they go to work and come back to the house when they are around.

Some hosts do not have any WiFi to share with you. They use and share the public WiFi with you. Sometimes the public WiFi signal has a weak connection and is constantly down. The cases exemplified restrict you from making good use of online search for your accommodation effectively.

If you move to Paris with big luggage and have to change host every few days, it is not convenient. Find a host who can arrange to let you stay for a few more days. Again, they can always shock you by asking you to leave for whatsoever reason and urgency.

It is better to have a backup plan as well and not be caught unaware in any situation by totally depending on one source.

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Hope you find this article useful and improve your overall experience with a clearer understanding of the accommodation situation in Paris. If there are other information that I may help you with, kindly leave me a comment below. Thank you.

C’est moi à Paris

From time to time, I will post announcements of LONG TERM room rental in Paris whenever there is a room or apartment available during that period.

If you or your friends are interested in renting it, please drop me a comment below and I will email it back to you. (Your email address will not be reflected on this website.) All nationalities are welcome.

Once the owner finds a tenant for the room, I will remove the <Special Announcement> from the HOME page.

How did it start?

Patio of La Courneuve

I used to stay in La Courneuve in Paris from June to October 2014. During this period, I have formed a memorable friendship with the landlord and her family who are Asians.

As time passed by, we discovered that we had many shared interests such as watching Hong Kong TVB drama series, cooking Asian food, keeping the house clean and similar attitude towards many issues.

We also took an interest in each other personal life. She showed me concern as I did not have a lot of close friends in Paris with whom I can talk and share my problems. She is also a very responsible landlord who would solve the technical problems in the house immediately because safety is her utmost priority.

She told me that I was one of the most honest people that she had come across. She shared interesting stories on the different types of tenants that she had met. She also explained many housing laws in France which I would never have known.

With more interaction, we trust each other more than a landlord-tenant relationship. Since we got along with each other so well, I went a step forward to offer my help to find more tenants online as she was not internet savvy and got her tenants mainly through referrals. She had a few units of apartments in her hand.

The tenant profiles are of both local and international single working professionals or students. Whenever someone finished their study or work contract and had to leave Paris, she would ask me to put up online advertising based on the profile that she wanted.

The most ironic thing known to both of us is that she was always very satisfied with the group of prospective tenants that I had found for her online. Sometimes she was caught in a dilemma during an open-house visit as not knowing who to choose from those ‘good tenants’ who wanted her room on the spot! She never had this type of experience before.

I helped her close a few units in 2014 because she preferred the tenants that I had recommended compared to the tenants whom she got from other referrals. She believed that we have chemistry to make things work smoothly :). Simply said, good tenants to a landlord means fewer problems in the future for both parties.

In November 2014, when I moved to Antwerp, Belgium from Paris, she requested me to continue to help her find tenants online. Even when I left home after my student visa expired, I could do the same thing online. It was very meaningful because we could maintain our friendship this way.

What is my advantage of helping her?

I appreciated her goodwill that she tried very hard to help me find a job in Paris so I could extend my visa and stayed longer. Additionally, I can get to communicate with different nationalities, meet up with them and most importantly a chance for practising my written and spoken French.

Through this channel, I hope to create more opportunities for her and the prospective tenants by placing some advertisements on my blog and other online room rental websites concurrently.

Lastly, she will be the one having the final decision on the choice of tenants based on individual profiling face to face. Everyone is equal in my eyes and I try to help

Good Luck!

If you are a foreigner, first time staying in Paris for a long term or have not arrived in Paris yet, you may like to read more about finding apartments in Paris and the mentality of most landlords so you can deal with the situation better.

Accommodation in Paris (Guide for Foreigners)

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Now is Your Turn to Say…

Have you stayed in Paris more than a month? What is the impression of your stay?

Currently, there is 1 room available immediately from October to December 2015.

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If you are coming to Paris in November or December for work and/or study and would like to consider the room for rent, all you need to do is to leave me a comment below or put “I am interested“, I will send you an email notification the moment the room is available for rent. (Your email address will not be reflected.)

Leaving a comment below makes it easier for me to track your interest for the next listing. If you send me an email early at this point, it may get drowned by other emails along the way and I may not remember who send me emails.

If you are a foreigner, staying in Paris for long for the first time, or have not arrived in Paris yet, you may like to read more about finding apartments in Paris and the mentality of most landlords so you can deal with the situation better.

Accommodation in Paris (Guide for Foreigners).

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