J'ai trouve un travail à barcelone, pour l'instant je ne peux pas l'accepter car je n'ai pas de logement, donc je recherche soit un appartement a louer soit une colocation, tout cela biensur au plus petit prix ^^
Très dur de trouver un apparte ou une colloc à Barcelone, Alors à distance ce n'est même pas la peine.. Même avec les annonces via internet ou sur "ananuntis" même en étant sur place ça relève de la grosse galère..: lorsque tu arrives tout est déjà loué..( sauf les trucs hyper pourris )
Je te donne le nom d'une agence que je connais bien et qui est sérieuse : ils t'enverront par fax ce qu'ils ont de libre, mais devant les prix tu vas prendre peur, c'est aussi, voire plus cher qu'à Paris...et le parc locatif représente très peu..
Administracion Y Gestion De Fincas Domenech
Dirección de contacto
Roger De Lluria, 8-10, 2º-2ª
08010 Barcelona
Barcelona
Telefonos de contacto
Tfno: 933181236
Fax Fax: 938181240
Pas facile de trouver un bon job non plus, tu en as un c'est déjà bien..
Si tu y tiens pars ! loges dans une pension.. dors sur la plage, ou fais la fête toute la nuit..
Ne loues pas sans voir ! et ne marche pas dans le piège de agences qui demandent de l'argent pour te trouver un appartement ( souvent déguisées sous des annonces de particulier à particulier )
Merci beaucoup pour toutes ces infos, c'est gentil.
Pour les pieges je connais, je suis espagnol donc j'ai l'habitude de toutes ces choses là.
Au pire si je ne pars pas a barcelone, je m'en irais chez ma famille a cadix ;)
je te conseille d'accepter l'emploi, d'aller à Barcelone et de passer quelques jours en auberge de jeunesse, le temps de trouver un logement SUR PLACE.
IL vaut mieux ne pas chercher un logement depuis la France, car on peut avoir des mauvaises surprises.
Moi j'ai fait ça quand je suis partie à Barcelone: j'avais réservé quelques nuits en auberge de jeunesse pour être sûre de ne pas être à la rue (Ideal Youth Hostel - Carrer Unio: je crois que c'est une des moins chères de Barcelone). Ensuite, une fois que t'es arrivé tu cherche des annonces de logement sur le net et tu prends le maximum de rdv dans la même journée.
Moi j'ai trouvé un logement en une journée, je sais que j'a sans doute eu de la chance, mais ce serait dommage de refuser un poste pour le logement. Quel est ton budget? Il faut compter entre 300 et 400 euros / mois.
Merc ide ta reponse, c'est sympa.
Pour mon budget je n'en ai pas vraiment 300-400 euros c'est inpecable, mais c'etait quoi comme logement? toute seule ou en colocation?
Merci
super site www.easypiso.com par contre site payant du genre 10 euros pour avoir acces aux coordonnees pendant 1 semaine, pour moi ca a tjrs ete nickel
quasi que de la colloc ms assez sur je trouve au niveau qualite
pas mal de choix en plus
pour avoir habité Barcelone l'an dernier, je peux te dire que tout le monde (du moins les jeunes) passent par LOQUO. un site d'annonces de recherches de logement et de propositions, recherches de collocs, ventes d'objets en tout genre (velo, scooter etc...) franchement, c'est du particulier au particulier, et il y a aucune garantie qu'il y ai pas d'arnaques, mais quand on a mis une annonce dessus, dans la journée, on a reçu 3-4 appels ! Franchement si tu trouves pas avec ça ! mais je suis aussi davis que tu ailles sur place et que tu visites avant de te décider. fais en 4-5 par jour et je te promet en 48h tu te trouves un appart super un centre ville pour pas cher. j'ai trouvé 2 aparts par ce site et franchement ils étaient tous deux excellents. après, fais comme tu veux...
le site est : www.loquo.com (c'est un site qui a commencé a Barcelone et s'étends maintenant a d'autres villes...)
"le meilleur moyen de savoir si on est proche d'une personne, est de partir loin avec elle..." les poupées russes.
Merc ide ta reponse, c'est sympa.
Pour mon budget je n'en ai pas vraiment 300-400 euros c'est inpecable, mais c'etait quoi comme logement? toute seule ou en colocation?
Merci
en effet, ce sont les prix pour des colocations...
Je tiens à vous remercier de vos reponses, mon employeur m'a conseillé Locquo, j'ai donc decider de partir samedi a barcelone et grace a ca j'ai trouver.
Merci beaucoup ;)
Salut! Mon amie qui devait m'accueuillir a Barcelone, mais elle m'a posée un lapin et mon avion part ce soir!!!!
Si c comme ici, plus on est moins c cher (et c + sympa) DONC contacte-moi dès que tu peux. Je n'y suis jamais allée, et surtout pas seule, et je suis assez SÉRRÉE CÔTÉ $$$ le temps de me trouver un boulot.
Si on peut s'entraider, pourquoi pas? J'apprécierais... énormément!
Vraiment je commence a etre vachement stressée!
Julie (montréal)
julie.1235676@hotmail.com
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