Browse.
Match.
Move in.
Sublets and student-friendly leases near the University of Miami, searchable by budget, dates, and neighborhood. Listers prove they may rent the place out before you see it, and exact addresses stay private until you match.
- Free
- Works in your browser
- Nothing to download
Places near campus
Free to browse. No account needed until you want to message someone.
How it works
Make a profile
Sign up with any email. A miami.edu address adds a “UM email verified” note to your profile. Useful, never required.
Browse, filter, or swipe
Every listing has real dates, pricing, and photos, so you can filter by budget, move-in date, and neighborhood. Or flip through the deck and tap interested on anything that fits.
Match and chat
The lister sees your profile and accepts. Chat opens, the exact address unlocks, and you set up a tour. Until then the address stays a rough circle on the map.
Every listing went past a person first: the lister showed a lease, deed or management agreement, someone read it, and only then did the place appear. Exact addresses stay private until both sides say yes.
Neighborhoods on Crash
Stops are Metrorail stops to the campus station. How the train works
Reach renters who are actually looking.
Post one room or your whole portfolio, free. Interested renters come to you with their move-in dates and budgets attached, and many have confirmed a University of Miami email address.
Post your first listingFree, and it takes a couple of minutes. You'll show a lease, deed or management agreement before it goes live.
Common questions
Do I need a miami.edu email?
No. Any email works, for renters and listers. Adding a miami.edu address shows a “UM email verified” note on your profile, one more signal for the person you're talking to. Plenty of incoming students, transfers and staff don't have a UM address yet, and nothing on Crash is closed off to them.
How do I know listings are real?
Every lister has to show a lease, deed or management agreement before their listing is visible to anyone. A person reads it, not a script. Each listing also shows when the lister last confirmed it's still available, and it disappears after 14 days unless they say so. What we can't do is vouch for anyone's character, so never wire a deposit for a place you haven't seen.
Can I find roommates on Crash, not just places?
Yes. Roomies works on the web and in the app. Post a card with your budget, dates, and areas, and browse other people looking to team up. Someone taps “Say hi”, you accept, and a chat opens. Listings can also advertise open roommate spots.
Does Crash handle the money?
No. Crash connects you and you handle payment directly with each other. We stay out of the transaction.
Am I allowed to sublet my place?
That depends on your lease; many allow it with landlord approval, so check yours first. Crash is a platform for finding each other, not legal advice.
Is it only for UM?
For now. A housing app is only useful when it has real depth of listings near your campus, so we're building that at UM first.
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