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Swingunit

How it works

Every year, 10,000+ LA tenants are displaced by THP renovations. Landlords overspend on hotels, while other landlords lose money on empty apartments. Swing Unit Marketplace connects the two — handling compliance, payments, and paperwork — and takes a 20% cut. It’s a win for landlords, a win for tenants, and a win for the city.

The Problem

Los Angeles has 624,000+ rent-stabilized units (RSO).
Each year, 7,000–14,000 tenants must be temporarily relocated under the City’s Tenant Habitability Program (THP) during major repairs like seismic retrofitting, plumbing, asbestos abatement, or rewiring.

The gap: There’s no structured, compliant way to connect landlords who need swing housing with landlords who have vacant units.

Our Solution

We created the Swing Unit Marketplace — the first platform designed specifically to handle THP relocations.

Here’s what it does:

Everyone wins:

Key Benefits

Who Uses It

The Model

The Impact

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