Where would you like to live?
Swap your council or housing association home with another tenant.
You've got to be in it to win it: tenants can only find your home once it's listed. Right now, another tenant could be searching for a home just like yours. Don't let them miss it. Every day you're not listed is a match you could miss. Register now and get in the loop.
Is Your Swap Site Really Free?
Your landlord's mutual exchange site appears to cost you nothing to join.
Swap account£0.00
Paid byLandlord
Landlord paid byRent
You pay£0.00*
*already in your rent
Paid From Rent
Your landlord pays the swap site, and rent is a landlord's main income. "Free" just means you never see the bill.
Everyone Pays, A Few Use It
Every tenant's rent helps pay for it, though only a few ever want to move. The swap site's real customer is your landlord, not you.
Free Lists Fill With Ghosts
Nothing nudges anyone to leave a list that costs nothing to stay on. Here, only tenants who chose to join are listed, and we clear out the ghosts.
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Everything You Need
Up Size Or Down Size
Say what you need, and it shows clearly on every listing.
Pinpoint Matching
Real distances and the areas you want, not just postcodes.
Instant Notifications
Know the moment a match or request arrives.
Private Messaging
Chat safely on the site before arranging a viewing.
Built For Every Household
Every property type and every life stage is welcome.
Verified & Secure
Verified emails keep the community genuine and safe.
Your Dashboard Does The Homework For You
List your home and everything that gets a swap done is on one page.
- Get your listing to 100%Photos, an honest description and your landlord's name.
- Matches and swap chainsScored on what you both want, with three-way chains when no direct swap exists.
- Learn about your landlordRegulator grades, what tenants say, Ombudsman record and the 42-day rules.
- Places you want to move toHomes to swap there, who else wants them, and what it's like to live there.
- Promote your exchangeA ready-written post for WhatsApp, Facebook groups and X.
Your phone is all you need: it works the same on a phone, tablet or computer, in your browser or added to your home screen.
Learn about your landlord
Regulator grades, what tenants say, Ombudsman record, size and typical rents, for every social landlord in England, Wales and Scotland. Check yours, and check the landlord of any home you want to swap into.
Can't Find A Direct Match?
MultiSwap links three or more tenants in a chain, so everyone gets the move they want. It's optional, and everyone has to agree.
Social Housing In Numbers
Sources: Local Authority Housing Statistics (MHCLG), Tenant Satisfaction Measures and registers (Regulator of Social Housing), Welsh Government and the Scottish Housing Regulator. Updated as new figures are published. See the full figures.
Guides & stories
What Happens to My Tenancy After a Mutual Exchange?
You don’t take your tenancy with you. You take over the other tenant’s tenancy, and they take over yours. Here’s what you inherit, the protections that still apply, and what to ask your landlord before you sign.
My New Council Flat and How We Slippered into a New Friendship With Our New Neighbours
I used to think friendship with new neighbours either happened instantly or never happened at all. Turns out it can also happen gradually, quietly, and with a surprising small amount of fuzzy footwear.
Downsizing or Upsizing? - The Myths Busted
Struggling to find a home swap because nobody wants your 1-bed or 2-bed? Who actually even down-sizes?
Start your swap journey today
Joining is completely free right now. Tell us about your home, create your account and confirm your email: your home is listed in minutes.