Year in School
Similar academic stage and expectations can make a difference.
Already have part of your group? Whether you need one more roommate — or two — Main Street Court can help you connect with students looking to complete a group. For many three- and four-person layouts, completing your group can also mean a smarter per-person value.
Roommate matching is a service we offer and is not a guaranteed placement.
Built around groups
Main Street Court has always been a group property, and many of our apartments are permitted for three or four residents — occupancy flexibility that not every student-housing community offers.
Tell us who you already have and how many you’re looking for.
Four-person groups are the most common at Main Street Court and typically create the strongest per-person value by spreading the apartment cost across four residents.
Contact UsThree-person groups are also common and can still offer strong value, with the option to add a fourth if that works for the group.
We may be able to help you connect with students looking to complete a group.
Smarter per-person value
Four residents can mean significantly lower rent per person than at properties where every student must lease a private bedroom.
Many Main Street Court apartments are permitted for three or four residents, giving groups more flexibility and our strongest per-person value.
More flexibility. Stronger per-person value.Permitted occupancy varies by apartment. Ask the leasing office which apartments are permitted for four.
Signature Privacy
Signature Privacy creates added separation within the room, giving two residents more personal space while preserving the value of a shared layout.
What we ask about
Year in school, major, age, lifestyle, routines, and shared interests all matter when you’re deciding who you’ll live with. We look at the full picture — not just one thing.
Similar academic stage and expectations can make a difference.
Shared academic interests can create an immediate connection.
Students often want to know they are living with someone at a similar stage.
Expectations around shared spaces matter.
Early bird, night owl, homebody, or always out — routines matter.
Social preferences and things in common can help a group feel more compatible.
Complete the short questionnaire so we know what you're looking for.
Let us know how many roommates you already have and how many people you still need.
Our leasing team reviews responses and looks for students with compatible living preferences.
If we identify a potential match, we'll contact you with the next steps.
Roommate matching is a service we offer, but we cannot guarantee a match.
Tell us who you already have and how many roommates you're looking for. Matching help is a service we offer — we can't guarantee a match, but we'll see who we can find.
