NYC is brimming with endless culture, food, and energy, and perhaps no neighborhood proves that quite as much as northern Manhattan’s Harlem. Known for its rich history and diversity, you can find anything from intimate jazz clubs, to soul food, to artisan markets, to the most enchanting section of Central Park. And it only keeps climbing in popularity through the years, now becoming one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in NYC. Luckily, our newest Cohabs house, Malcolm X 34, is located right in the heart of it! Complete with a rooftop, spacious common rooms, a huge backyard that was made ..read more

Living in New York City has long been debated. It’s too expensive and not worth the hassle of a long commute. But there’s amazing food from every corner of the world and events for every kind of interest. There’s also a ton of noise all the time and lots of people packed into one area. However, you can also find people from almost every country on earth and endless job opportunities. The reasons number many, but what is the truth?  Is living in New York worth it? View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sarah Funk | NYC Show Host (@sarahfunky) The pros: Top reasons people rave abo ..read more

Dreaming of taking the most Instagrammable photos when in Paris? Lucky for you, we’ve searched high and low for the best spots. Whether you are a solo traveller or visiting with friends, Paris is teeming with quiet squares and bustling avenues perfect for snapping that coveted shot. While it’s true that just walking around the city will reveal hidden gems, it’s best to plan ahead.  Every season in Paris is special and brings its own flavour of “je ne sais quoi.” In autumn, the falling leaves make for a beautiful backdrop. And in the spring, the blooming flowers add a romantic undertone. I ..read more

New York is a city where you can find any type of food at pretty much any time of the day… If you know where to go! We listed ten of our favorite, and a little monomaniac — you’ll see, it gets very specific — places in the City that Never Sleeps. Ready for the big NYC food tour? Our 10 best unique food spots in NYC For dumplings For cookies For a lobster roll For nikkei cuisine For ice creams with a twist For hand pulled chinese noodles For a pastrami sandwich For real italian pasta For a salmon bagel For a real New York City pizza slice For dumplings: Shanghai 21 Too touristy, Chinatown? Sh ..read more

You’ve made Paris your new home, you’ve brushed up on your French; now, all you need is a place to live. Let the search begin! First, speaking realistically, finding a suitable apartment to rent in Paris can be extremely difficult. And even when you do find exactly what you were looking for, you may be shocked at how much money you’ll have to pay, and how much documentation goes into the process. Also, it can take quite a while to actually sign a lease. You’ll need to also find a guarantor who’s willing to put in the time and effort to sign the agreement and help you with the supporting docume ..read more

Not feeling like working from home today? We’ve put together a short list of the best coffee places in Brussels that have great WiFi and a great atmosphere for working. As a digital nomad or freelancer, you don’t always have access to a quiet office. Of course, there’s your sofa, your kitchen table or even your bed, but working in your own home can sometimes drive you crazy. That observation becomes even more accurate when you live in a shared house: you’re in the zone, working and focusing like no one’s watching, then your roommate comes home early and starts talking to you for 2 hours. Sound ..read more

There’s no world in which you think of New York cuisine without thinking of pizza. The City That Never Sleeps is also the city that never stops serving mouthwatering slices. While Manhattan has its fair share of famous pizzerias, Brooklyn boasts an impressive lineup of pizzerias that are sure to satisfy even the pickiest of eaters. Trust me, we were very selective.  Brooklyn, with its diverse neighborhoods and rich cultural history, has become a haven for pizza lovers seeking both classic and innovative pie creations. As a new resident or a visitor passing through, exploring the pizza sc ..read more

Brussels is not a humongous capital city, but it sure has a lot of very Instagrammable places. We listed all the favorite photo spots of a local, map included. Hopefully, it’ll allow you to discover new neighborhoods in this very lovable city! Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert If you were looking for a beautiful perspective shot, here it is! The Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert was built in 1847 and is still home to a lot of high-end boutiques and typical cafés. The glass ceilings are a true masterpiece and the perspective is insane, don’t miss this photo spot! Voir cette publication sur Instagram ..read more

Moving to NYC is an exciting endeavor, but the long list of neighborhood options can be overwhelming. Here are the best neighborhoods in Manhattan – by borough – in terms of remote work, safety, diversity, amenities, and overall feel. The best neighborhoods in Manhattan Manhattan has always been the most popular borough with plenty to offer New Yorkers, tourists, and newbie New Yorkers alike. While housing may be more costly, you can still find affordable co-living spaces here to enjoy the thousands of activities and sights Manhattan offers. Greenwich Village Greenwich Village brings you betwe ..read more

Named one of Europe’s most beautiful Christmas markets, the Brussels Christmas Market is home to nearly 250 chalets that cover an area of nearly 3km in the heart of Brussels. The market also attracts nearly 2.5 million visitors each year.  Christmas lights, wooden chalet stalls, delicious food, mulled wine, fairgrounds, light shows, and various activities make the Brussels Christmas Market magical. The best part? Unlike other markets in Western Europe that close just before Christmas, this market stays open throughout the holiday period.  View this post on Instagram A post shared b ..read more