Student housing in United States

14 cities · 59 neighborhoods · 35 universities · 3 city guides

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Pick your city.

Each city page shows the neighborhoods international students actually live in, the universities, and partner buildings.

Atlanta

Georgia

Tech Square (Georgia Tech) · Midtown · Druid Hills (Emory)

4 neighborhoods · 2 unis

Open Atlanta

Austin

Texas

West Campus (UT) · Riverside (UT) · North Campus (UT)

3 neighborhoods · 1 uni

Open Austin

Bay Area

California

Palo Alto (Stanford) · Berkeley (UC Berkeley) · Mission/SoMa (SF State, USF)

6 neighborhoods · 3 unis · 1 listing

Open Bay Area

Guide

Boston

Massachusetts

Cambridge (Harvard/MIT) · Allston (BU) · Mission Hill (Northeastern)

8 neighborhoods · 5 unis

Open Boston

Guide

Chicago

Illinois

Hyde Park (UChicago) · Lake Meadows (IIT) · Evanston (Northwestern)

5 neighborhoods · 5 unis · 11 listings

Open Chicago

Evanston

Illinois

1 neighborhood · 1 uni

Open Evanston

Houston

Texas

Rice Village (Rice) · Museum District · Midtown

3 neighborhoods · 1 uni

Open Houston

Los Angeles

California

Westwood (UCLA) · USC area / DTLA (USC) · Pasadena (Caltech)

7 neighborhoods · 3 unis · 2 listings

Open Los Angeles

Guide

New York City

New York

Morningside Heights (Columbia) · Greenwich Village (NYU) · Murray Hill

6 neighborhoods · 4 unis · 2 listings

Open New York City

Philadelphia

Pennsylvania

University City (Penn / Drexel) · Center City · Old City

2 neighborhoods · 3 unis

Open Philadelphia

Pittsburgh

Pennsylvania

Squirrel Hill (CMU) · Oakland (Pitt) · Shadyside

3 neighborhoods · 2 unis

Open Pittsburgh

San Diego

California

La Jolla (UCSD) · Pacific Beach · North Park

3 neighborhoods · 1 uni

Open San Diego

Seattle

Washington

U-District (UW) · Capitol Hill · Wallingford

3 neighborhoods · 1 uni · 1 listing

Open Seattle

Washington, D.C.

District of Columbia

Foggy Bottom (GWU) · Georgetown (Georgetown) · Tenleytown (American)

5 neighborhoods · 3 unis

Open Washington, D.C.