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Pick your state, then your city, then your neighborhood. Every level shows who is there, what the market looks like and which protections apply.
Tiles sit roughly where each state sits on the map. Flagged tiles still have room for a founding agent.
We do not summarize or rank state law here.
The Movement Advancement Project publishes the current state-by-state picture in its equality maps, and each city page links to its state's entry with the date we retrieved it. Local rules can differ from the statewide picture.
Not legal advice. Read our fair housing basics guide.
Fewer than three agents so far. Claim a free profile, or take the featured city slot.
46 states and districts and 495 markets have a city page with sourced Census, climate and venue data. No agent has claimed a profile yet, so every market is open to its founding agent. Every licensed agent can be listed; nobody is capped out.
The Movement Advancement Project publishes state-by-state equality maps (lgbtmap.org/equality-maps), and each city page links to its state's entry with the date we retrieved it. This is not legal advice; confirm current law with your state agency or a local fair housing organization.
Cities with fewer than three agents are marked as thin supply. You can still request a match, and agents can claim the city as its founding agent.