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The rental prices for an apartment in a student residence in Berlin vary greatly depending on amenities, location, services offered, and quality. It is also important to distinguish between state-subsidized and private student residences. In state-subsidized student housing, rents are around €370 per month. However, waiting lists can often exceed three semesters. For international students, it is often even more difficult to apply for a suitable place, especially for first-year students. Private providers usually offer significantly higher quality and more services. Some organize regular events, have on-site house managers, provide spacious communal areas, and offer all-inclusive rents, meaning no additional utility prepayments. This gives students much more security and quality of life. Comprehensive security measures—such as electronic access systems, CCTV cameras in public areas, and on-call security services at premium providers—are also a major plus, especially for international and Erasmus students. In private student housing, rents are typically around €700 to over €1,000 all-inclusive, depending on location, apartment features, size, and services offered. Modern, fully furnished residences with numerous communal areas—such as study rooms, community lobbies, fitness areas, rooftop terraces, cinema rooms, and shared kitchens—are particularly popular among students. Neon Wood offers all of these amenities. At Neon Wood, all-inclusive rents in Berlin start at €765 per month. The price includes utilities, high-speed internet, fully furnished apartments, and access to all communal areas (which may vary by location). Also included are participation in events and daily contact with on-site staff during weekdays. Neon Wood thus provides a unique all-round carefree package.