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Phillip Rogers
  • Investor
  • Atlanta Houston, Richmond
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Is Houston a good market for shared housing (ie rent by room)?

Phillip Rogers
  • Investor
  • Atlanta Houston, Richmond
Posted

This not a solicitation, more a gauge of interest in the shared space model in Houston MSA:

My name is Phillip Rogers and I am the Head of Supply for an extraordinary company -- PadSplit. PadSplit's mission is to compassionately and profitably improve affordable housing options in major urban cores. Our Company has grown tremendously in Atlanta over the last 2 years, and we are excited to be launching in Houston and Richmond, VA in Q3.

Interested to know from this group:

Is renting by room common in Houston?

Where are most shared houses located in the city?

What areas should be avoided?

Thankful and interested in any feedback!!

Phillip

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