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When the UT pre-leasing cycle starts and when to sign.
1 articleWhat West Campus rent actually runs, and what is included.
1 articleWest Campus, North Campus and Hyde Park compared.
1 articleUnit mixes, walk times and floor plans building by building.
1 articleGuarantors, subleases, roommates and applications.
3 articlesCo-signing, and buying instead of renting.
1 articleWe hold exclusive off-market units across West Campus, North Campus and Hyde Park. Here are the buildings we carry multiple units in, with real unit mixes and current price ranges.
For ParentsBuying near campus can offset housing cost and, for some families, in-state tuition. Here is the honest version of the math and what it does not cover.
Renting 101West Campus offers two very different lease structures. The difference decides what happens if a roommate leaves, and most students do not learn it until it matters.
Renting 101Subleases are common in West Campus, especially for summer and study-abroad semesters. Here is how a takeover actually works and what to verify first.
Renting 101Most West Campus buildings require a guarantor for student applicants who cannot show income. Here is how the requirement works and what to do if you do not have one.
West Campus & NearbyThe three main UT-adjacent rental areas differ mainly in walk time to campus, building age and price. Here is how they actually compare.
Costs & BudgetOur current West Campus and North Campus inventory runs roughly $725 to $8,000 a month, with a median near $1,750. What drives the spread is bedroom count, lease structure and building age.
Leasing TimelineWest Campus pre-leases about ten months ahead. Most units for an August move-in are signed between October and March, and the best-priced inventory goes first.