Bedly is the millennial answer to the questionable years may of us have spent searching Craigslist for a suitable short term living space or a roommate that doesn't have the outwardly personality of a serial killer who also collects Beanie Babies that have been in house fires. Bedly, currently active in the high-population centers of Boston, Jersey City and New York City, allow users to rent a room in an apartment for either a fixed term or month to month rate. The differences between Bedly and the classic Craigslist search are similar to the differences between buying a pound of lunch meat from the local deli and finding a pound of lunch meat behind the dumpster of that same deli.
Founded by Marting Greenberg and Benjamin Chester off $2.7m in funding, Bedly wants to create that kind of freedom of movement that is offered by companies like AirBnb. While Bedly doesn't offer short term vacation type rentals, the company has set itself up to foster an affordable and convenient system for finding a place to live when you have no immediate roommate options and find moving as much a pain in the rear as the rest of us.
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