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Stop refreshing listings. Post what you're looking for — budget, dates, neighborhood — and landlords, subletters, and roommate-hunters in the Stanford community reach out to you directly. Your first week is free.

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Landlords come to you

Instead of racing everyone to each new listing, your housing-wanted post works around the clock — property owners and subletters browsing SUpost contact you first.

A community that trusts each other

SUpost.com has been the marketplace for the Stanford community since 2005 — you're dealing with people in and around the same campus community, not anonymous strangers.

Visibility where housing changes hands

SUpost.com gets over 435,000 page views and 20,500 users each month — including the landlords, leaseholders, and roommate-hunters with a place to fill.

Simple, weekly pricing

Try your first week free. If it's working, keep your post live at $75/week — about $10 a day. Finding the right place even one week sooner can pay that back many times over. Cancel the moment you've signed — no contracts, no sales calls.

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About Us

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SUpost.com helps the Stanford community find housing — students, alumni, postdocs and staff. Over 50,000 Stanford community members have posted on SUpost.com, and Stanford's own housing pages list it as a resource.

SUpost.com puts your housing search in front of the landlords and roommates who post here. Start your search today!

From post to offers in 3 steps

No contracts, no sales calls. Live the same day.

Describe what you need

Budget, move-in dates, neighborhoods, roommate preferences. Takes about two minutes.

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Publish and your housing-wanted post goes live to the Stanford community immediately.

Hear from landlords & roommates

Keep it running at $75/week until you've found your place — or cancel anytime.

People who found their place on SUpost.com

“I found my roommate on SUpost.com! It's so convenient! I don't worry when I use SUpost.com — I feel it's safe all the time. My friends told me about SUpost.com when I arrived at Stanford for my Postdoc, and I'm so grateful. I check SUpost.com everyday!”

Kong XianStanford Postdoc

“I check SUpost.com often now, since I'm searching for housing. SUpost.com is really useful! I feel safe using SUpost.com, because it's within the Stanford community. I have to move off-campus next quarter, and so I need a new place while I work on my PhD. SUpost.com is the best way to find something nearby campus and to live with people I trust. The housing post photos are especially helpful!”

Jessica LauzonPhD Candidate at Stanford University

“I use SUpost.com mostly for sublet housing rentals, when I'm looking for a place to live. I also use SUpost.com to look for small items — like a bike — when I don't want to spend the money for something new. You can really get some good deals on the site! It's simple to use, and so easy to post. SUpost.com is great! I give it a 10. It's useful. It gets the job done.”

Rakesh ManjappaPostdoctoral Scholar at Stanford University School of Medicine

“I feel very close to the Stanford community when I use SUpost.com. I graduated from Stanford Law School a few years ago, and many Stanford students are on the site. I feel safe and secure on SUpost.com, and this is the community that I care about and trust! No one has ever violated my trust on the site.”

Charlie GuStanford Alum from the Law School

“In such a competitive and expensive housing market, having a platform dedicated to Stanford affiliates made a huge difference. SUpost saved me a lot of time and stress, and I honestly don't think my housing search would have gone as smoothly without it.”

Christyl CabugnasonFound housing through SUpost — Facebook review

“As a first-time user of SUpost, I found the platform easy to navigate and straightforward to use. The listings are well organized, making it simple to browse housing, jobs, and items for sale within the Stanford community. I also like that the platform is focused on Stanford affiliates, which makes it feel more trustworthy. Overall, it was a smooth experience, and I would use SUpost again.”

Rich RemitarFacebook review

In Stanford's own words

The housing resource Stanford's own pages list

When the Stanford community asks where to find housing, Stanford's own housing and student-life pages point them to SUpost — the same place the landlords are.

“Check www.craigslist.org and www.supost.com.”

— Stanford R&DE Student Housing, Community Housing FAQ, answering where to find rentals

“SU Post is an on-line bulletin board for the Stanford community, but is not managed by Stanford. Only Stanford affiliates have the ability to post an ad.”

— Stanford R&DE Student Housing, Housing Resources

“SUPost (think Craigslist but for Stanford affiliates)”

— Stanford Medicine, Radiology Residency, Housing Resources

“If you elect to live off campus, Craigslist, Zillow, Padmapper, and SUpost (Stanford-affiliated version of Craigslist) are good places to start your search.”

— Stanford Biosciences Student Association, Housing guide

“Two good places to find housing are craigslist and the website for the Stanford community, SUpost.”

— SURPAS, the Stanford postdoc association, Where to live around Stanford — a guide for postdocs

“SUPost — Check for listings of available apartments and roommate requests that are posted here by members of the Stanford community.”

— Stanford FLI Guide (student-written, Stanford-hosted), Housing on/near Campus

“He showed me this website, SUpost, where Stanford students publish offers for housing.”

— The Stanford Daily, When the dorms shut down, December 9, 2017

SUpost is listed as a housing resource by 10+ stanford.edu pages, including R&DE Student Housing and the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs. Verbatim excerpts from live pages; SUpost is independent and not run by Stanford University — no endorsement is implied.

Overheard on r/stanford

Unprompted advice from public Reddit threads — the Stanford community sends housing seekers to SUpost. Verbatim quotes, real usernames.

“There's still a lot of Stanford staff, and grad students, that live off campus and also that sublet often. SUpost has numerous people making such posts on a daily basis.”
— u/Classic_Hamster_70 · r/stanford · May 12, 2025, 3:57 AM PTreplying to “Looking for apartment to sublease”
“Feel free to try SUPost. Usually there are some graduate students who sublease for the summer.”
— u/tristaraes · r/stanford · Apr 21, 2025, 5:53 PM PTreplying to “Looking for short-term rental”
“Might be good to go look in SUPost. They usually have a few people leasing out off campus apartments near Menlo Park.”
— u/Helicase2001 · r/stanford · Apr 21, 2025, 4:06 PM PTreplying to “Looking for summer sublease”
“There's also a lot of other sublease options under $1600 on SUPost with other grad students/stanford affiliates, especially in menlo park and east palo alto”
— u/Playful_Leg1269 · r/stanford · Mar 25, 2025, 11:40 PM PTreplying to “Bringing a cat to Stanford”
“Renting off-campus with roommates will likely be the better financial move, though. Check out Craigslist or SUpost to find people looking for roommates.”
— u/eeaxoe · r/stanford · Mar 6, 2025, 10:22 AM PTreplying to “Housing for staff researcher”
“They then provided only 24 hours for a response… To me this is quite unattractive, especially with no tour of the apartment… I ended up finding something off of supost”
— u/easternbluebat · r/stanford · Jan 6, 2025, 1:45 PM PTreplying to “How long of a wait for a Stanford apartment”
“Airbnb. Or sublet through supost.”
— u/broken_symlink · r/stanford · Dec 22, 2024, 2:55 PM PTreplying to “Visiting postdoctoral scholar housing for 3 months”
“You'll almost certainly need a roommate. I'd check SUPost for one as most of the housing is close to the university and the roommates are likely all Stanford affiliates!”
— u/OnettXP · r/stanford · Dec 7, 2024, 12:21 PM PTreplying to “Housing for new Stanford employee”
“you will probably have better luck posting this on SUpost and Stanford housing groups on facebook!”
— u/Suspicious-Candy5964 · r/stanford · Nov 11, 2024, 8:47 AM PTreplying to “Renting out a place short-term”
“lots of bikes for sale on supost”
— u/HistoricalDrawing29 · r/stanford · Apr 28, 2025, 9:35 AM PTreplying to “Questions about bikes”
“A lot of people give away stuff before moving out… Check supost.com people sell / give stuff away for free.”
— u/ResistCharming284 · r/stanford · Dec 3, 2024, 11:08 AM PTreplying to “How to get Stanford gear on a budget”
“I'd suggest making a post on Reddit or on SUpost requesting a headshot and many student photographers will contact you with a low rate!”
— u/much_puch_2764 · r/stanford · Oct 31, 2024, 2:36 PM PTreplying to “Headshots for faculty”
“try Supost sometimes there are good part time remote jobs on there from stanford startups that definitively pay better”
— u/pecanicecream · r/stanford · Sep 11, 2024, 2:25 PM PTreplying to “Options for part-time work as a grad student”

Verbatim public comments from r/stanford — unprompted, real usernames, unedited.

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