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Matching live · Baltimore, MD
Most Baltimore rentals are whole 2–4 bedroom units, so finding the right roommates is usually what makes a place affordable. SphereHub matches you with students who fit your schedule, cleanliness and budget, then lets you apply to a listing together.
29 students already have roommate profiles at UMBC. Splitting a 4-bed saves about $600/mo per person.
Short, one-tap screens about how you live. No account needed until you want to see your matches.
Every match shows a compatibility score and the specific things you agree and differ on.
Send a connection request, chat in the app, and add an optional intro video or voice note.
Most roommate fallouts are about the same few things: money, mess, noise and schedules. SphereHub asks about each one up front.
Budget
Your rent ceiling and whether a little over is OK.
Move-in date
So you are matched with people on the same lease cycle.
Area and commute
Where you want to live and your max commute to campus.
Sleep schedule
Early riser or night owl, matched on compatibility only.
Median rents from live Baltimore listings on SphereHub, and what each bedroom costs when the rent is split evenly.
| Unit | Median rent | Per bedroom if you split | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | $1,200/mo | — | 15 |
| 1 bedroom | $1,400/mo | — | 114 |
| 2 bedroom | $1,900/mo | $950/mo | 178 |
| 3 bedroom | $2,470/mo | $825/mo | 196 |
| 4 bedroom | $3,200/mo | $800/mo | 83 |
| 5 bedroom | $4,850/mo | $970/mo | 13 |
Meet before you commit
Video call, then meet in a public place, before you sign anything together.
Look for the student chip
A verified .edu email shows a student badge on SphereHub profiles.
Everyone on the lease
Make sure every roommate signs the lease so no one is left covering someone else's share.
Never pay before you see a lease
Start without an account. You only sign up when you want to see who you matched with.
Find my roommatePick a listing and apply as a group, or apply solo and fill the other rooms later.
Cleanliness
How tidy you keep shared spaces, honestly.
Home vibe
Quiet study house or social, guests-welcome place.
Kitchen
Diet, cooking habits and what you share.
Dealbreakers
Smoking, pets and anything else that is a hard no.
What you value
The traits that matter most to you in a roommate.
No deposits by gift card, wire or crypto, and never for a place you have not toured.