The National Shared Housing Resource Center (NSHRC) is a network of independent non-profit homesharing programs across the United States. Our goals are to raise awareness of the benefits of homesharing, encourage best practices and cross learning among programs, and to foster the development of new homesharing programs.
Homesharing enables two or more unrelated people to share housing for their mutual benefit. A person offers a private bedroom and shared common area in exchange for rent, help around the house or a combination of the two. Every homesharing arrangement is unique. It’s about people helping people.
In the U.S., some homeshare programs work in specific neighborhoods, others in much larger geographic areas. Some programs target specific populations, but most focus on matching older adults, students, working professionals, and others with housing needs. If you are looking for a housemate, visit the Program Directory using the button below, which lists Homesharing programs by State.
The National Shared Housing Resource Center is a network of independent non-profit homesharing programs across the United States. We do not offer homesharing opportunities. If you are looking for housing, see the Directory which lists homesharing programs by state with their contact information.
View the Program Directory to find a Home
Sharing program in your community.
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National Shared Housing Resource Center
Mailing Address:
412 Farrell Street, Suite 300
South Burlington, VT 05403
Email:
info@nationalsharedhousing.org
About NSHRC
The National Shared Housing Resource Center is a network of independent non-profit homesharing programs across the United States. Our goals are to raise awareness of the benefits of homesharing, encourage best practices and cross learning among programs, and to foster the development of new homesharing programs.