Wellow Raises €1.5M to Scale Its Digitally Powered Co-Living Model

Wellow, a growing co-living operator reshaping how young people live in urban environments, has officially opened its newest residence in Montreuil, just outside of Paris. This launch marks the culmination of a four-year project developed in partnership with Cogedim and CDC Habitat, and reinforces Wellow’s commitment to accessible, community-driven urban housing.

A New Urban Project in the Heart of Montreuil
The newly inaugurated Wellow Montreuil residence offers:

• 60 fully furnished rooms, grouped into 18 independent shared-apartments
• Generous, flexible common areas designed for everyday interaction, including a coffee shop.
• An 80 m² rooftop garden, offering panoramic views and a unique space for residents to gather

The building is located within the Village du Réemploi, a pioneering 10,000 m² collaborative urban space dedicated to sustainability, reuse, and rethinking how we live, work, and build community.

“This residence is more than just housing — it’s a place designed to foster human connection, creativity, and a sense of belonging. We’re proud to contribute to the new urban narrative that Montreuil represents,” says the Wellow team.

€1.5M Raised to Scale the Wellow Model Nationwide

Coinciding with the Montreuil launch, Wellow has closed a €1.5 million funding round to scale its model and invest in its digital platform. This new capital will allow the company to:

• Expand into 10 new cities across France, starting with Lyon and Bordeaux
• Enhance its mobile app to better connect residents and improve the overall living experience
• Continue investing in sustainable, community-first real estate development

“This funding is a major step toward making high-quality, shared living spaces more accessible to young people throughout France.” says CEO Thomas Corman