CU Student Housing

Find CU Boulder Student Housing With Maps, Tips, and Local Insights

Looking for a place to live next semester? CU Boulder Map makes it easy to explore CU housing, compare prices, and locate rentals on and off campus.

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Student Housing Heatmap

Compare rent prices across Boulder using our housing heatmap. See trends in pricing, student population density, and distance to CU so you can pick a neighborhood that fits your budget and lifestyle.

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Renting a Private Room

Private rooms offer more flexibility and comfort. These are the neighborhoods where students find private room listings near campus and options that match your preferred living style.

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Off-Campus Apartments

Explore our curated overview of off-campus apartment options near CU Boulder. Use location insights, average rent ranges, and neighborhood summaries to better understand your housing choices—no searching required.

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Off-Campus Townhouses

Looking for more space and a quieter setup? Our resource outlines popular townhouse areas near CU Boulder, with details on layout types, typical pricing, and who they’re best suited for—great for grads or small groups.

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  • Find apartments with great walkability
  • See CU Buff Bus & RTD stops
  • Compare neighborhoods by student density
  • Locations with great food options nearby

Off-Campus Housing Tools

CU Boulder Map simplifies the housing search process for students. Whether you’re looking for your first dorm or a long-term rental, our map-based tools give you the info you need without the stress. No more guessing based off vibes! We focus on what matters most: walkability, rent costs, and location.


CU Student Housing FAQs

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Most off-campus units range between $800–$1,500 per room depending on location, amenities, and season.

It varies. Apartments often offer individual leases, while houses usually require a joint lease shared by all tenants.

University Hill and Goss Grove are the closest to campus and popular with undergrads. East Boulder and North Boulder tend to be quieter and more affordable.

Most students begin searching for housing 4–6 months before move-in. Listings for August start appearing as early as January.

Explore Student Housing Options

Use CU Boulder Map to simplify your housing search. Find places to live, compare neighborhoods, and plan your next move with the tools students actually use.

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