Any suggestions on where to look for summer housing?
I'm a non-UW/SeattleU 2L who will be spending my summer at a Seattle firm. I have family in the state, but not close enough to commute from for the summer. I looked into on-campus housing at both UW & SU but it wouldn't be available until a couple weeks after I started my job. I've also looked at a few corporate housing options (like the company Amazon uses for their intern housing), but it is ridiculously expensive.
Subletting from a student is obviously an option, but I'm not sure the best way to go about finding options like that (with the exception of CraigsList, obviously). Any suggestions?
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Re: Summer Housing: Seattle
Same situation. If you know anyone with UW/SU ties, have them ask around. Also look into Airbnb; I've come across some very reasonable downtown deals, although we're still a ways out.
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Re: Summer Housing: Seattle
Me too. Glad to know I won't be the only one. I'd bet that a good way to find housing is by hitting up UW/SU law schools to find people that are looking for their own subletter.
