
Help recruits find housing
We orient your graduating hires to their new city and help them compare neighborhoods, apartments, budgets, and commutes. Planning can begin when they accept an offer; leasing depends on actual availability.
HomeBase ServicesAsk Grant™Expert apartment locatingFOR RECRUITERS OF NEW GRADS
Addressing your new campus hires’ housing and social needs helps you make more attractive offers. We’ll show you how to do it for free.

Recruiting means juggling schools, events, interviews, phone calls, and emails. Strong candidates often receive multiple offers. When salary and benefits are similar, they consider the life they’ll have outside work.
Housing, neighborhoods, friendships, and a new city can feel overwhelming. HomeBase helps answer those questions so your candidates can picture their next chapter.


We orient your graduating hires to their new city and help them compare neighborhoods, apartments, budgets, and commutes. Planning can begin when they accept an offer; leasing depends on actual availability.

Choosing the right neighborhood matters beyond work. We help new grads think through resident events, alumni communities, everyday routines, and places to meet people.

Show candidates that you care about their life outside the office. Include HomeBase’s free apartment guidance in the welcome resources you share with new hires.
“For us, it’s about putting Campus Hires in touch with HomeBase”
Lisa A.
“I have been very impressed with their ability to accommodate our employee’s needs.”
Kathryn G.
“My student hires are taken care of and it gives me peace of mind.”
Harmony L.

We provide announcement copy you can share with your graduating hires.
Grant guides each new grad through neighborhoods, apartments, tours, and their move.
Your hires get a clear housing plan so they can arrive ready for their first day.
A candidate’s career and lifestyle both matter. Start the conversation with these questions:

A BETTER START FOR YOUR NEW HIRES
Give your graduating hires support for the questions you don’t have time to answer.
