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Facebook Queer & Trans Housing Groups + Other Ways to Find a Roomie

Trans-affirmingLast updated Jun 2026

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Finding a room or a roommate is one of the fastest, lowest-barrier ways into Portland housing. Our community has spent years building these groups. Post what you're looking for, and check them often.

Queer and trans housing groups (Facebook)

General Portland housing and roommate groups (Facebook)

Roommate and room-rental sites

Co-ops and low-cost housing

Communities centered

Trans & nonbinaryLGBTQ+

Services offered

Housing help

Eligibility

Open to queer and trans community members. Groups are peer-moderated; some require admin approval for membership. Facebook account required.

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  • JOIN PDXRelationship-based street outreach to unhoused folks with day services and landlord liaison.