PadSplit, Furnished Finder announce rental housing partnership

Furnished Finder has partnered with PadSplit to add thousands of PadSplit room rentals to the Furnished Finder platform.

The partnership represents Furnished Finder’s largest housing inventory integration to date and responds to growing demand for private room rentals, which accounted for 19% of all property views on the platform in 2025.

Furnished Finder currently hosts more than 60,000 private room listings, with average monthly rents around $1,300.

Through the integration, renters can now access thousands of furnished PadSplit rooms across 18 states.

Company leaders said the collaboration is aimed at serving traveling health care professionals, contract workers, digital nomads and other renters who seek flexible monthly housing options.

The partnership makes use of Furnished Finder’s new Supply APIs, which allow third-party inventory providers to share listings, pricing and availability data.

“While the U.S. continues to face a housing shortage, there is no shortage of rooms available,” said Jeff Hurst, CEO and president of Furnished Finder. “Our focus is on unlocking that supply and making it accessible through trusted, affordable, monthly rental options.

“Partnering with PadSplit — and future integration partners — allows us to scale that impact faster and serve the evolving needs of today’s mobile workforce.”

PadSplit is the first company to use the new technology, which Furnished Finder plans to expand to additional housing partners in the future.

“Our goal is to help increase overall supply and access to housing,” said Atticus LeBlanc, founder and CEO of PadSplit. “We’re excited to work with Furnished Finder to continue shaping the future of affordable housing as co-living continues to gain momentum with landlords and renters alike.”

PadSplit reports that its residents save an average of $317 per month compared to their previous housing arrangements.

This article was generated using HousingWire Automation and reviewed by a HousingWire editor before publication.