Shared rentals
Shared rentals in Tashkent
Shared rentals to rent in Tashkent, in one list. The terms are settled directly between you and whoever posted the listing.
In a share you are not renting the property but a place in it. The listing states the gender of the flatmates and how many places are free; how the rent and the bills get divided is worth settling in the first conversation.
Tashkent is the largest rental market in the country: twelve districts, three underground metro lines and a daily inflow of people who work in the capital but grew up elsewhere. The housing stock covers the whole range — Soviet-era panel blocks in Chilonzor and Uchtepa, new estates rising in Sergeli and Yangihayot, and mixed office-and-residential towers near the centre. Rents drop noticeably the further out you go, which is why most renters here treat the walk to the nearest metro station as more important than the name of the district. Before you commit to a flat, work out which line it sits on and how long the trip to work actually takes in rush hour.
Every listing carries a trust rating. It drops when someone reports the listing and a moderator upholds the report, and reporting one takes a single tap.
- Three metro lines
- Chorsu and Oloy bazaars
- National University of Uzbekistan
- Central business district
- New estates in Sergeli
- Tashkent International Airport
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I find a shared rental in Tashkent?
- Shared listings state the flatmates’ gender and how many places are free — start there rather than with the room count. Then open the one you like and contact whoever posted it — the platform takes no part in the agreement itself.
- What does renting in Tashkent cost?
- In a share the rent and the bills are split between the flatmates, so the figures here sit below the price of a whole apartment. Which is why we do not publish an average figure — sort the list above by price instead, and you see what people are actually asking today.
- Is there a commission or a service fee?
- No. The platform is free to search, to browse and to post on. Whatever you agree is settled directly between you and whoever posted the listing.
- How can I tell a listing is genuine?
- Each listing shows the poster’s trust rating and how far they have been verified. Listings where the passport and the ownership document have been checked carry a badge. Never transfer money before you have seen the property.