If you’re a student at Old Dominion University looking to live off-campus, make sure you start looking for housing in Norfolk upon returning to school after winter break. The number of searches for off-campus housing in Norfolk begins to climb as early as January before peaking in the months of February and March. As the spring semester continues, housing starts filling up so if you want the perfect place to start looking sooner rather than later.

Rent In Norfolk, VA

Renting in Norfolk can be fairly reasonably priced, especially if students find a roommate or two to live with. If you prefer to live alone, keep in mind, most of the studio and one-bedroom apartments are a little further from campus. Most of these complexes are newer and include a long list of amenities, but are about a ten-minute commute to campus. If you don’t have a car and don’t want to rely on public transportation then finding a roommate is the route you’ll want to take. Old Dominion has a large population of students and to get the best housing close to campus make sure you start looking early. Two and three bedroom houses and moderately sized apartments are more prevalent around campus, so take that into consideration when looking for housing in Norfolk.

Here’s a breakdown of Norfolk apartments and houses average rents per person, per bedroom:

Studio	1	2	3	4
$939	$991	$545	$438	$430