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CFH has 6 private bedrooms available for rent at $1200 per month and 2 shared bedrooms for $1000 per month located between 29th st and Vermont 10 min walk from USC. The home is fully furnished at 2500 sq ft and includes washer & dryer, wi-fi,...

$1,200

6 Bedrooms Available Now

(213) 463-8105

Master Upstairs Bedroom

9939 Rosecrans Abe

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Master Upstairs Bedroom

9939 Rosecrans Abe

Hello, I am a very outgoing and hard-working person single mother with two beautiful kids and love people. I keep a clean and tidy house at all times so if you a person that's not so clean this is not the property for you. The room is very big the...

$1,400

1 Bedroom Available Now

(334) 234-3081

Los Angeles Student Housing FAQs

What are the most popular neighborhoods for student housing in Los Angeles?
Some of the most popular neighborhoods for student housing in Los Angeles are Westwood (home to UCLA), University Park (adjacent to USC), and Mid-Wilshire (near several colleges including Loyola Marymount and Mount Saint Mary's University).

How much does it typically cost to rent student housing in Los Angeles?
The cost of student housing in Los Angeles can vary depending on the neighborhood and proximity to universities. On average, students can expect to pay around $1,500 to $2,500 per month for a shared apartment or dorm-style room. However, the prices can be higher for private studios or apartments with more amenities.

Are there any resources available to help students find affordable housing options in Los Angeles?
Yes, there are several resources available to help students find affordable housing in Los Angeles. University websites often provide listings and resources specifically for students. Additionally, websites like Uloop, CollegeStudentApartments, and Apartments.com offer options for student-friendly housing. Students may also consider reaching out to student housing organizations or clubs at their respective universities for guidance and recommendations.