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Living in Mainz

Your new home

Mainz is home to several universities and enjoys great popularity as a vibrant student city. More than 40,000 students live in Mainz, centrally located in the Rhine-Main area, and equally appreciate the range of the urban environment and tranquility of the Rhine-Hessian surroundings.

The demand for shared flats, apartments and rooms in dormitories is correspondingly high and the search for housing may take a little longer. In order for you to find your new home in Mainz as quickly and easily as possible and feel completely at ease, we have compiled some helpful tips for your housing search.

You can furthermore find information on the advantages and disadvantages of various types of housing described by an CBS in a blog artikel.

The top tip from CBS students

YOUNIQ offers attractive all-in-one solutions for student housing in Mainz:

  • 1-room apartment (18 to 33 m²) with a private bathroom and partial balcony
  • centrally located (within walking distance to the Mainz main station)
  • fully furnished and equipped with modern kitchen
  • All-inclusive: high-speed internet, cable TV and utilities (heating, electricity)
  • Even more amenities: reception area, fitness lounge, laundry room, underground parking and bicycle parking

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