The phrase "apartment to share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advertising or seeking a living arrangement where multiple people will share an apartment.
Example: "I have a spacious apartment to share in the city center, perfect for students or young professionals."
Alternatives: "shared apartment" or "roommate wanted".
She decided to rent a city apartment to share with Nicole, whose internship lasted six months.
With his foster father's help, Juan has found an apartment to share in Clifton, N.J.
He was also interested in finding an apartment to share with other newly graduated students somewhere downtown.
He could also find a bus to take him there, and an apartment to share with six other men from his hometown.
One lover, searching for an apartment to share with Steffens, was shocked to encounter him doing the same — with another woman.
Correction: February 6, 2000, Sunday A picture caption with the Habitats column last Sunday, about the hunt by four bachelors for an apartment to share, misidentified the bedroom shown with an air mattress on the floor.
The current incumbent, Rudolph Giuliani, preferred bunking in a friend's apartment to sharing a historic building with his estranged wife.
In the 1990's, men and women in their early 20's, who moved their Pearl Jam collections from shared apartment to shared apartment without any five-year plan, were endearingly called slackers.
"You think when you move to New York your first place is going to have leaky faucets and broken everything," said Jake Corcoran, who spent last summer looking for two-bedrooms apartments to share with a roommate, Andrew Perez.
Many invited Abu Sheireh into their apartments to share meals, or gave him small gifts to take to his children.
They stopped in front of Adaptive and PMI's two empty apartment buildings to share their "testimonios del barrio," stories of what Highland Park's changes have meant for them.
