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Finding apartments at University of Houston has always been a chore. At Rent College Pads we are fixing that. All of our off-campus housing options have been verified and approved by our diligent team of campus managers. We even follow up with you and the landlord to make sure you have found your perfect house. Because there are so many options to consider before making a responsible renting decision, check out our University of Houston University apartment hunting guide below.
If you’re a student at University of Houston who's sick of the dorms, you will have a good amount of time to find off-campus housing. Most students in Houston typically find housing after winter break, and we see a peak in students searching for apartments in Houston from March-May. Starting early is recommended, as you may not immediately find a rental that meets your needs, so we suggest securing a place before you head back home for the summer.
We hate to burst your bubble, but rent prices in Houston can be expensive. Its location in a metropolitan area and the lack of cheaper houses near campus can drive renters to shell out more than they were hoping to spend each month.
But that doesn’t mean you can’t do some simple things to decreases your cost of living. Get a few friends together and look for larger bedroom places; splitting the rent between roommates can have a positive impact on your monthly expense. In addition, try looking for places with utilities included in your monthly rent; they can be an added expense that you should factor into your budget. Asking landlords for estimate costs is often a good practice to ensure you understand what you’ll be paying on average each month.
| Studio | 1BR | 2BR | 3BR | 4BR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $986 | $1127 | $774 | $579 | $622 |
Students at University of Houston often head downtown on nights and weekends for some fun outside of class. hit bars/clubs, or hop on a train out of town to go to Dallas or Austin. Known as one of America’s best food cities, there are endless options in Houston for students to get some serious eats. Here are a few places you won’t want to miss.
Best Restaurants:
1. McAlister’s Deli
2. Ray’s BBQ Shack
3. Brennan’s of Houston
4. Rudy’s
5. Flying Saucer
Best Bars:
1. The Den
2. Calhoun’s
3. Pub Fiction
4. The Ginger Man Houston
5. Houston Bike Bar
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If you’re a student at University of Houston who's sick of the dorms, you will have a good amount of time to find off-campus housing. Most students in Houston typically find housing after winter break, and we see a peak in students searching for apartments in Houston from March-May. Starting early is recommended, as you may not immediately find a rental that meets your needs, so we suggest securing a place before you head back home for the summer.<\/p>\n
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We hate to burst your bubble, but rent prices in Houston can be expensive. Its location in a metropolitan area and the lack of cheaper houses near campus can drive renters to shell out more than they were hoping to spend each month.<\/p>\n
But that doesn’t mean you can’t do some simple things to decreases your cost of living. Get a few friends together and look for larger bedroom places; splitting the rent between roommates can have a positive impact on your monthly expense. In addition, try looking for places with utilities included in your monthly rent; they can be an added expense that you should factor into your budget. Asking landlords for estimate costs is often a good practice to ensure you understand what you’ll be paying on average each month.<\/p>\n
| Studio<\/th>\n | 1BR<\/th>\n | 2BR<\/th>\n | 3BR<\/th>\n | 4BR<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n |
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