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What happens when a German government worker discovers coliving? In this episode, Moritz Hahn joins César to talk about how coliving reshaped his perspective on community, work, and the way we live. From Nine Coliving to Borghast, Moritz shares the deep impact these spaces had on his personal and professional life.
Why coliving is more than just shared housing
Moritz dives into the emotional and social shift he felt after joining colivings. For someone used to Berlin’s solo apartment life, stepping into a house full of people was a game changer. Instant community, real conversations, and a break from urban isolation—“coliving is the antidote to loneliness,” he says.
The unexpected remote worker: a public servant
Not your typical digital nomad, Moritz works for the German government. He shares how the pandemic opened the door to remote work even in public institutions, and how working from a coliving space added more than just a change of scenery—it brought inspiration and human connection into his daily routine.
Can colivings be more democratic?
César and Moritz get philosophical about governance in colivings. Is the current owner-led model the only way? What if colivers could vote on what matters? They also touch on the future role of public policy and the EU in supporting coliving as a response to the loneliness epidemic.
👉 Listen, watch or read the full interview here:
https://coliversclub.com/colivers-club-ep-21-coliving-connection-the-future-of-work-a-public-servants-perspective-with-moritz-hahn
