"flat share" is a valid phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a living situation in which two or more people occupy a single apartment. For example, you could say: "I'm living in a flat share with two of my friends."
"It was that or continuing to rent a room in a flat share.
"Oh and is the Guardian office really like a student flat share?
The central joke in Spaced was the use of overblown, American film clichés to tell the banal story of life in a north London flat share.
Matt Hutchinson, director of the flat share website SpareRoom.co.uk, said the report painted a bleak picture for renters who want to buy.
FINANCIAL TIMES To Lift Stock, McGraw-Hill Will Split in Two | McGraw-Hill will spin off its educational unit and concentrate on its business information services in an effort to raise its flat share price.
Investors in International Oil Companies (IOCs ) are increasingly questioning allocation of shareholder capital to high cost, high risk projects such as offshore Arctic drilling against an industry backdrop of flat share prices and declining returns on equity even through a period of sustained $100/barrel oil prices.
The nostalgia of growing up in one room of a flat shared with three Muslim families?
Try to avoid flat sharing with undergraduates, who might have different schedules and agendas.
The name, Kommunalka, means "communal apartment" – a flat shared by two or more families of the kind that was widespread in the Soviet Union until the 1980s.
Growing up in India, I lived with my parents in a single room, part of a flat shared with three other families.
My fourth-floor flat shared a dark cul-de-sac landing with two other closed front doors, but all was silent.
