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Centrally located and modern Union Square home
1 Bed - 1 Bath - 1 Workstation
Historic, transitional apartment near Washington Square Park
1 Bed - 1 Bath - 1 Workstation
Sunny and serene Murray Hill apartment
1 Bed - 1 Bath
Cozy, colorful apartment with multiple levels
1 Bed - 1 Bath
Chic and modern browntstone with lots of light
1 Bed - 1 Bath
Cozy, bright and charming East Village apartment
1 Bed - 1 Bath - 1 Workstation
Chic, sunny apartment near Central Park
1 Bed - 1 Bath - 1 Workstation
Colorful and charming East Village apartment
2 Beds - 1 Bath - 1 Workstation
Functional, sunlit studio in Greenwich Village
Studio - 1 Bath - 1 Workstation
Simple and functional Greenwich Village apartment
1 Bed - 1 Bath
Charming, sunlit space with pops of color
1 Bed - 1 Bath - 1 Workstation
Peaceful studio in Murray Hill
Studio - 1 Bath - 1 Workstation
Spacious and charming Manhattan home
1 Bed - 1 Bath - 1 Workstation
Sleek and functional space near The Battery
1 Bed - 1 Bath
Elevated and upscale West Village brownstone
1 Bed - 1 Bath - 1 Workstation
Bright, lofted apartment with access to lots of luxurious amenities
1 Bed - 1 Bath - 2 Workstations
Spacious and functional apartment in the Lower East Side
1 Bed - 1 Bath - 1 Workstation
Inviting and bright space with a maximalist touch
1 Bed - 1 Bath - 1 Workstation
Chic, light-filled dwelling in Park Slope
1 Bed - 1 Bath - 1 Workstation
Spacious, sunlit and chic Chelsea apartment
1 Bed - 1 Bath - 1 Workstation
Questions? We’re here to help
Is there a commitment to apply?
No! There’s no commitment to swap, and applying is free.
Can I swap with Kindred if I rent my home?
Absolutely! Because there is no financial exchange between the guest and host, using Kindred is not the same as listing your home on a short-term rental website. If in doubt, we recommend chatting with your landlord or checking your rental contract.
How is Kindred different than renting out my home on AirBnB or VRBO?
Kindred is a members-only community for home swapping, not a vacation rental platform. Each member must host their own home in order to stay as a guest, increasing trust between members since everyone has skin in the game. Additionally, because there is no financial exchange between the guest and the host, members are trusted peers looking to travel more frequently vs. professional hosts looking to rent their investment home.
Can I pay to use Kindred without hosting my own home?
Not at this time. At its core, Kindred is a community based on trust and reciprocity, and we believe that sharing your own home is critical to increasing trust between members since everyone has skin in the game.