Tenants in Germany
162 Mga Nangungupahan
Mariana, 30
New Listing
Nangungupahan | Vieruitersten 25C-3, Meijel, LB, Netherlands
Hi, my name is Mariana. I am a 30-year old professional. I am looking for a vacant apartment to rent in Meijel. My budget is $3248 and I would like to move immediately.
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gloria, 21
Erasmus student looking for housing
Nangungupahan | Cologne, NW, Germany
Hi! ☺️ I’m a 21 year old Belgian student and I’ll be in Köln for my Erasmus exchange from March of 2027 until the end of June 2027 so I’m looking for housing specifically for that period. I’ll be going with a fellow student so if I can find an apartment with two separate rooms it’d be great. I’m also open to just living alone if I don’t find a shared option for me and my friend. My maximum budget:Apartment for one person: €700-800 Apartment for two: €1700If you have any information please send me a message 🫶🏻Any help is appreciated!
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Mohammad Dawood, 28
Searching for Room Arnhem/Nijmegen
Nangungupahan | Arnhem, GE, Netherlands
Hello everyone, My name is Dawood and I am a Radboud university master's student looking for a room to rent in the Nijmegen or Arnhem area. My maximum budget is around 750€ per month. I am ready to move in from mid September or beginning of October 2026. If you have any options please contact me.
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joana, 30
Portuguese girl looking for studios
Nangungupahan | Luxembourg
Hi! I'm searching for a studio apartment for individual occupancy, preferably near public transport. I am a very clean, quiet, and organized person. I have a stable CDI contract and can guarantee timely rent payments and proper care of the apartment. Thank you!
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Islam, 29
New Listing
Nangungupahan | Schoneberg, Berlin, Germany
Hi, my name is Islam. I am a 29-year old professional. I am looking for a vacant apartment to rent in Berlin. My budget is $1392 and I would like to move immediately.
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Marianna, 29
Searching studio for myself
Nangungupahan | Limburg, Netherlands
Good evening, My name is Marianna Maili, and I work for VDL. I am currently looking for a studio apartment for myself. I will be living alone, and my ideal budget is around €800 per month, including utilities. My gross monthly salary is €3,400, and I have been working at VDL for the past one and a half months. I intend to continue working there for the foreseeable future. I would greatly appreciate it if you could consider renting me a studio, as I am currently living with roommates, which has become very difficult for me. Thank you very much for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you. Kind regards, Marianna Maili
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liv, 40
New Listing
Nangungupahan | Arnhem, GE, Netherlands
Hi, my name is liv. I am a 40-year old professional. I am looking for a vacant apartment to rent in Arnhem. My budget is $2260 and I would like to move immediately.
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