San Francisco Student Accommodation

Find and book student housing in San Francisco at uhomes.com. Browse and find the right student accommodation for you in San Francisco based on your preferences. These include private student properties in San Francisco, which include student apartments, shared and En-suite rooms, and student studios. All these properties offer fully furnished apartments with modern facilities such as communal lounge areas, games areas, study rooms, swipe card laundry, fully equipped gyms, BBQ areas and much more.
Students looking for this type of private accommodation in San Francisco should visit the Student Housing website to compare the various options and choose the best San Francisco student accommodation. Go find your roommate! For affordable student housing in San Francisco, most students choose to book affordable student apartments such as The Fillmore Center, SAN FRANCISCO: TURK STREET, SOMA Residences, Park Merced and Trinity Towers Apartments

Houses in San Francisco

When renting a house in San Francisco, after signing the lease, can I cancel the lease at any time?

Generally speaking, once the lease is signed, it will take effect immediately, and neither party to the lease can terminate the contract in advance. According to the relevant laws of the United States, if the tenant has signed a long-term lease, he/she shall bear the rent for the whole lease term. Even if he/she is forced to move out, the landlord still has the right to require the tenant to pay all the rent.

What are the starting and closing times for renting student housing in San Francisco?

Generally, student apartments have a specific check-in time and check-out time, most of which are 3-5 days before the school starts. Some apartments offer flexible check-in time during the summer vacation, or early check-in for some rooms. The check-out time is generally May 31, July 31, August 31, etc. of the following year.

What list of documents need to be kept when booking accommodation in San Francisco through uhomes?

When booking accommodation through uhomes, students must submit three documents. These include: 1.Your ID 2.Valid Passport 3.Confirmation letter from relevant universities

What is the average cost of renting a house for students in San Francisco?

There are many options for renting in San Francisco, and the prices vary depending on the house you choose. If you apply for an apartment, you can usually pay $1400 to $1600 for a one-room apartment, including all the expenses. If you apply for a multi-bedroom apartment and share it with other students, your fee can be controlled at $700 to $900, while your roommate will pay a little more.

Before deciding to sign the contract, can I come to San Francisco to see the apartment?

Yes, we encourage students to see the apartment in person before deciding to sign the contract, so that they can have a more direct feeling about the apartment. However, we must admit that many students want to move in as soon as they arrive in the United States, and the closer the school start is, the higher the price and the fewer good apartments available. Therefore, students should decide when to sign a contract according to their actual situation.

When I go to study in San Francisco, when should I start applying for housing?

According to the school's local house-hunting habits, market supply, and individual needs, the time to start house-hunting varies for each school. And the start time is different for new students and returning students. For new students, they usually start to pay attention to renting houses after obtaining the school admission notice or confirmation to study in the local area, usually in April and May. We suggest that students formally apply for and sign for an apartment after receiving the I20 form. There are also a lot of new students who will come to the United States in advance and decide to sign up after seeing the apartment on site. Old students, that is returning students, the time they look for housing is more spread across the year. Old students in some schools usually start to sign for a house for the next academic year in the first semester (fall), but most of the old students usually start looking for houses in the spring semester.

What factors should you consider before renting in San Francisco?

Before renting a house in San Francisco, you must first understand your own accommodation needs, including the rental area, the distance and time to and from school, the budget cost, whether to share the rent, etc. After deciding on the needs, it is recommended that students take some time to study the safety of the selected area. You can log on to the relevant local website to check the safety of the area. If it is an area with a high crime rate, it is best not to choose to live in it. When looking at the house, pay attention to whether the living facilities around the community are complete, such as supermarkets, convenience stores, hospitals, pharmacies, restaurants, banks, etc.; Also pay attention to what the landlord provides, whether it can meet your daily needs, and what else to buy. If you plan to find a roommate to rent together, you must discuss these issues with your roommate in advance to avoid conflicts in the future.

What materials and documents are generally required for San Francisco student apartment application?

Student apartments will conduct comprehensive background checks, such as financial checks, criminal record checks, etc. Therefore, the apartment requires: a U.S. Social Security number (SSN), which is similar to a national ID number, to investigate the person's finances, United States driver's license number. The guarantor in the United States (the guarantor must also have an SSN): to further ensure that the applicant is able to pay the rent. However, international students often do not have the above three documents. Most apartments allow international students to substitute other materials: I-20 or Visitor Visa Form. Copy of Passport

How large is the student apartment in San Francisco?

According to the uhomes database, student apartments or student units in San Francisco are usually between 21m² to 235m².

What are the general steps to follow when applying for student housing in San Francisco?

The application steps for an apartment are mainly divided into: filling in the application form -> submitting the application form -> personal background check -> sending the apartment contract -> reading the contract carefully -> signing -> payment

I have booked an apartment. Can I check in directly after arriving in San Francisco?

Each apartment has its own clear check-in time. If you arrive in the United States after the official check-in time of the apartment, of course you can check in directly after going through the check-in procedures. However, if you arrive before the official check-in time stipulated by the apartment, you should: 1) Communicate with the apartment in time when applying for the apartment to see if there is the possibility of early check-in and tell the apartment your ideal check-in time; 2) If the apartment cannot provide early check-in, you need to find temporary accommodation by yourself, such as hotels, daily rental houses, or ask for help from early students.

I booked an apartment, but when I arrived, I found it did not meet my expectations, what should I do?

Students are requested to contact the apartment management office directly to report any dissatisfaction and discuss with the apartment party. If there is no room for renewal and you do not want to break the contract, the best way is to sublet the house to someone else. We strongly discourage moving out of an apartment without informing the parties involved. Because in the United States, once the contract is signed, the contract becomes effective. If you do not move in or move out directly, it is equivalent to unilaterally breaking the contract and you will incur high penalties.