Fees for POSTING ads:
The prices are as follows:
Community members: $15.00/one month or $50.00/six months
UO Faculty/Staff: $10.00
FREE TO UO STUDENTS (please email asuorent@uoregon.edu ID # for verification)
Happy Renting!

On the UO Housing Waiting List?
In addition to our Roommates Wanted section, if you use facebook and would like to connect with others on the list, use the UO Apartments/Roommate Connection page set up by the Division of Student Affairs. If you did not receive an invitation to the group and you're on the waiting list, please contact the Dean of Students Office at 541-346-3216.

Rental Housing Code Survey
City asks for feedback on Rental Housing Code Renters and owners encouraged to take survey on City code that addresses the physical condition of rentals

The City of Eugene is collecting input on the Rental Housing Code which is scheduled to sunset at the end of 2011. A survey, in English and Spanish, is now available online here. Hardcopies and alternative formats of the survey are also available by contacting Rental Housing program staff at 541-682-8282.
The City of Eugene adopted a rental housing code in 2005. The purpose of the code is to make sure rental properties in the city are safe by creating minimum standards that they must meet and by providing assistance for property owners, managers and renters when there is a question about those standards. The standards cover six areas: structural integrity, plumbing, heating, weatherproofing, smoke detection and security. The presence of significant visible mold is addressed in the plumbing and weatherproofing standards. Staffing and administration for the program are paid for by a $10 annual fee per rental unit. The owner or owner's agent is responsible for paying the fee.
The goal of the program is to help renters and owners communicate with each other so they can resolve their issues without further city involvement or legal action. Currently there are over 33,300 rental units in the City of Eugene which amounts to 48% of the total housing in the City. This high level of rental housing use can generate number of needs from both owners and renters. The Rental Housing program helps address those needs and provides assistance to both owners and renters to ensure safe rental properties.
The City Council is scheduled to discuss the rental housing code at a work session on October 26, and the survey results will help inform that discussion. More information about the rental housing code program is available at its website. A short video explaining the program and how it works is also available on YouTube.