Off Campus Housing At UCI
Important Notice - September 10, 2007 Please note that Housing Outreach Services has moved from room 209 in Aldrich Hall (previously known as the Administration Building) to the 4th Floor of the Student Center. |
Information & Advising
Located in G465 of the Student Center, Housing Outreach Services offers students information and advising regarding on- and off-campus housing. The office is open Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The following are some of the services available:- Information and advising regarding issues for first-time renters, tenant rights and responsibilities, and landlord/tenant issues
- Liaison with the Fair Housing Council of Orange County
- Publishes Living Around UC Irvine, a guide to locating housing, selecting roommates, securing rentals, and dealing with landlord/tenant concerns
Electronic Listings/Average Rents
Housing Outreach Services maintains an electronic database of off-campus housing listings for the categories described below. Students may check these listings at the Housing Outreach Services Office by providing a Student ID card, a letter of acceptance to UCI, or a valid UCI Alumni Association card or a UCI staff/faculty ID. Using the listing service in our office is free, and students who are out of the area may purchase a set of personalized listings (based on their housing preferences) for $15. However, if possible, we recommend that you come into our office to look at the most updated listings.
Listing Available:
Roommates Wanted and Roommates Available: Students and other young professionals looking for a roommate may place ads in our "Roommate Wanted" listing. Those students who are looking for a place to live can advertise in the "Roommate Available" listing. You usually need to provide your own bedroom furniture and may need things for the kitchen or living room. average rent:
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Houses, Apartments, and Condos: Entire houses, apartments, or condos for rent. Average rental rates are based on listings from the Housing Office over the past year. These estimates do not guarantee rental costs, as rates may vary depending on location, demand, utilities, amenities, and time of year. average rent:
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Room in Private Home: Rooms in family homes; usually furnished. These tend to be less expensive (for a private room), and are usually quieter than living with other students. Sometimes, these offer free room (and/or board) in exchange for babysitting, housework, or caring for elderly or disabled persons. Most offer kitchen/full house privileges. average rent:
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Subleases: Apartments or homes with a current lease, which cannot be filled by current lessee. May be with or without roommates. average rent:
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Temporary Housing: These listings are designed for students, faculty, and staff who are looking for a place to live from one night to six months. average rent:
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UCI DISCLAIMER
As a service to UCI students, the University provides the opportunity for individuals, companies, and firms to publicize available off-campus housing. Although the University reviews all information posted, there may be changes or deletions without notice. The University reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to edit listings and refuse those listings it deems inappropriate for this service or which do not support the University policies on non-discrimination.
The University does not investigate, endorse, or guarantee the accuracy of any listing referrals, the quality of the facility listed, or the listed individuals, companies, or firms. The University does not investigate, endorse, or guarantee suitability of those responding to the listings. Users of this service communicate and contract with each other individually and at their own risk. The Regents, officers, agents, and employees of the University of California shall not be liable for any actions occurring as a result of arrangements made between users of this service or for any errors or omissions made in compilation or print of the listings.
