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Facebook Housing Groups in Virginia

14 moderated Facebook housing groups in Virginia, United States, with 49,626 members across 11 cities and campuses. Each group is a Facebook community where members post apartments, rooms, sublets and roommate searches, and Housing Rocket moderators review profiles and remove scam listings.

Joining is free. Pick the group for your city or campus below, then join it on Facebook. Member counts as of September 29, 2026.

Blacksburg1 group 路 13,600 members

Fairfax1 group 路 9,200 members

Lynchburg1 group 路 7,300 members

Richmond3 groups 路 6,213 members

Williamsburg1 group 路 5,500 members

Harrisonburg1 group 路 4,600 members

Norfolk2 groups 路 2,720 members

Charlottesville1 group 路 328 members

Newport News1 group 路 148 members

Virginia Beach1 group 路 13 members

Hampton Roads1 group 路 4 members

FAQ

About the housing groups in Virginia

How many Facebook housing groups are there in Virginia?
Housing Rocket moderates 14 Facebook housing groups in Virginia, United States, with 49,626 members in total across 11 cities and campuses. The largest is Virginia Tech (VT) Student Housing and Apartments (NO SPAM) 馃彙 in Blacksburg with 13,600 members.
How do I join a housing group in Virginia on Facebook?
Open the group's page below, follow its link to Facebook and tap Join. Answer the membership questions honestly: Housing Rocket moderators check each profile before approving it, which keeps fake accounts out. Joining, browsing and posting are free.
How do I find an apartment, room or sublet in Virginia through Facebook groups?
Join the group for your city or campus, search the group for words like "sublet", "room" or your neighbourhood, and post what you are looking for with your budget, move-in date and preferred area. Tour in person and verify the landlord before paying any deposit.
Are the housing groups in Virginia moderated?
Yes. Every Housing Rocket group is moderated: member profiles are reviewed before approval, posts are checked for relevance, and spam and suspicious listings are removed. Members can report a post with Facebook's report button and the team reviews it.