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Jason

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Henry Van Doerjatt

Happy to find my fresh home. Thank you, Gay Share.

Jun 30,

Campbell

My go to when looking for a home.

Jun 21,

Cole

Amazing to know there is queer friendly housing options.

Jun 19,

Warren

I found someone (maybe) and it was easy.

Jun 15,

Luke

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Jun 7,

Luke

I have received a new flatmate.

Jun 6,

Sam

Pretty easy website to use.

Jun 3,

Timothy

Great and found a property within a few days.

May 31,

Brian

Great friendly service.

May 18,

Suzanne

Easy to utilize. Great at connecting people.

May 18,

Gary

Always a fine service. Thank you Gay Share.

May 9

Going Home: LGBTQ Renters Discover Housing on Facebook

Photo by Flickr user Ashley Brown, CC BY-NC

LGBTQ people have long turned to the internet to locate resources and build community. Finding housing is no exception. While there are plenty of rental websites for apartment hunters to scour, over the last decade more and more folks have been turning to niche housing groups on Facebook to serve them find affordable rentals with people who verb their values.

LGBTQ-focused housing groups are commonly associated with a specific city or region, and in some areas—especially in large cities like San Francisco or Philadelphia—groups exist solely to help people find housing. In other locations that have more general LGBTQ-focused Facebook groups, housing opportunities are intermingled with things like job openings and items for sale or trade.

Some LGBTQ-focused housing groups are large, 10, to 20, members strong; and many are private and require new users to request access to combine. Once a person is accepted into the group, they can search for existing housing availabilities, or find ne

Finding Your Perfect Queer Roommate: A Guide to LGBTQ+ Co-Living

For many people, living in community with other LGBTQ+ folks is essential. Living in a queer home with a sense of safety, community, and shared culture can really make or break how it feels to verb at home - especially if you just moved somewhere new. But how do you go about finding local queer roommates to live with? We've put together some fool-proof tips on how to safely find queer people to cohabitate with, whether or not you own an established local queer network.

I've moved to several new cities over the last several years, and whenever I live with queer roommates, even if we aren't close, I always feel safer to be myself at house. There's just a reciprocal acceptance and understanding that's really important to me.

- Aubrey (they/them), Brooklyn, NY

1. Use online platforms favor Lex to find LGBTQ+ Roommates

Finding a friend, partner, or roommate online is really par the course. Here are some online platforms we’ve found reliable:

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    How to find an LGBTQ+ friendly private rented home

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    Sometimes LGBTQ+ renters face discrimination from landlords, letting agents or housemates.

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    Find out about:

    • LGBTQ+ friendly home shares

    • safety tips when searching for rooms online

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    • tenancies and renting a room in someone's home

    What do we mean by LGBTQ+ friendly homes?

    LGBTQ+ friendly housing can mean:

    • living with other people who recognize as LGBTQ+

    • sharing with a mix of people who might not be LGBTQ+ but are welcoming and accepting

    • having a landlord or agent who does not discriminate or break equality laws

    You might see adverts that say things love 'LGBTQ+ friendly', 'trans friendly house', &#