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DagemsDen

Hi there, I'm/ we're new to the Forum, although occasionally take a peek to see whats going on etc.

Me and my Girlfriend have recently moved to Berlin from London, we've both been really enjoying the city, but we're now in an awkward position of needing s Sublet very soon.
We we're looking forward to moving into a (sublet) place on the 1st of June, but that was cancelled last minute.

Wondering of any tips, or if anyone new anything, maybe a pal has a place etc.

We have been staying in Schöneberg for the last 4 weeks, actually really enjoyed the area, Our next destination was due to be Prenzlauer berg/ Mitte, but we're kind of open minded.
As we sometimes work from home don't necessarily need to be so central, after a trip to the lakes one day we thought it'd be cool to be there, but now due to circumstances we're in a position of not much choice and time.
So any suggestion?
I've been trawling WG_Geschute and the other obvious ones, No one really replies due to high demands i imagine.
Any alternatives?

Sarvesh

Hi DagemsDen,

Welcome to https://www.expat.com. :)

Feel free to consult the Housing in Berlin section to have an idea about the latest offers available. You can also drop an ad in the same section, giving specific details about your requirements.

Best of luck.

Regards,

Sarvesh
https://www.expat.com

DagemsDen

Hi Sarvesh!
Thanks,
I posted on here just as Housing forum looks rather slow.

But thanks again!

beppi

Since you need a place on such a short notice, you probably have no other choice than booking a hotel, B&B or serviced apartment. For the former, you can usually negotiate a better rate if you stay more than just a few weeks.
A Google search for "berlin moeblierte apartments" brought up several companies renting out short-term serviced flats.

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