New York University (NYU)

On-Campus Accommodation 

During the academic year and summer session, Residential Life and Housing Services is responsible for the overall administration and operation of NYU's 22 residential halls and two graduate living communities, which house roughly 12,000 undergraduate and graduate students. To develop and maintain comfortable, safe, and secure living environments for New York University residents, our office collaborates with various departments and student groups.

Living in the residence halls is crucial to a student's academic career. The residential experience is defined by living and learning. 

Some halls are namely:

• Brooklyn halls
  • Clark Street 
  • Othmer hall
• Manhattan halls
  • Brittany hall
  • Founder's hall
  • Goddard hall
  • Lipton hall
  • Seventh street

For more information, visit: https://www.nyu.edu/students/student-information-and-resources/housing-and-dining/on-campus-living.html 

Off-Campus Accommodation

Finding an apartment in New York City might be difficult. The apartment hunting process can be perplexing for even long-time New Yorkers, whether they are relocating from abroad, current NYU housing residents, or exploring a change of living circumstances. Although the university does not provide off-campus housing or legal advice, the Center for Student Life has put together a list of resources to help you search. 

They've broken down the search process into ten steps and want you to go over each so you're ready for your search.

1. Finding roommates
2. Cost/Budgeting
3. Location/Safety
4. Transportation
5. Apartment Needs and Wants
6. Searching Online and In-Person
7. Brokers
8. Lease Guarantors
9. Rental process
10. Moving, Storage, Furniture

For more information, visit: https://www.nyu.edu/students/student-information-and-resources/housing-and-dining/off-campus-living.html