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roset



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PostPosted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 2:38 pm    Post subject: Accomodation in Rome Reply with quote

I'm going to be moving to Rome in a couple of weeks. I already have the job offer but now I need to look for a place to live... Should I stay in hostels in Rome until I find a place when I'm out there, or are there other ways of finding a place to live, like on the internet?? Any advice and info would be great. Razz
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Teacher in Rome



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PostPosted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 4:41 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I doubt you'll find anywhere suitable on the internet before you get to Rome, and it makes sense to be on the ground when you're looking so you also get a feel for the different neighbourhoods, travelling distances etc.

A good place to start looking once you're there is porta portese (a classifieds paper that comes out every other week - I think) or try also wanted in rome. They also have a website (.com) and you can get a feel for expat prices for flat shares etc. Once you're there, you can also try agencies in the area you like, and you might also be able to get a non-resident rental agreement which is possibly better at first, as you don't get locked into four years.

La Feltrinelli (bookshop just off Piazza della Repubblica) also has a list of flatshares, although I have no idea how updated it is. I think also that the English bookshop in Trastevere also has a list of flatshares.

Good luck - pm me if you need any more specific info. Hope the job goes well!
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Gregorio



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PostPosted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 1:41 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

For temporary or permanent accomodation, I would try Craig's List. THere are tons of apartments listed in Rome and you'll save money versus staying in a hostel.
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