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Off Campus Housing Westwood Village UCLA: Student Rental Guide


off campus housing westwood village ucla

UCLA's campus sits on the edge of Westwood, one of the most recognizable college neighborhoods in the country. Off-campus housing here is competitive and pricey — but knowing the landscape gives you a real advantage when the leasing season opens.

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Westwood Village and UCLA's Surrounding Neighborhoods

Westwood Village is the pedestrian core adjacent to UCLA, packed with restaurants, shops, and student apartments. Brentwood to the south and Mar Vista to the west offer more residential settings with slightly more space per dollar. Students on tighter budgets sometimes look in Palms or Culver City, which are accessible via the Metro Expo Line.


Off Campus Housing Westwood Village UCLA: Costs and Options

Off campus housing westwood village UCLA typically runs $1,300–$2,100 per person per month for shared units. Studios and one-bedrooms in Westwood average $2,000–$3,000 — some of the highest prices near any California campus. Students sharing a two- or three-bedroom unit in Westwood or adjacent neighborhoods bring per-person costs down significantly. Searching by November for fall move-in gives you the best selection; popular units in Westwood are claimed months in advance.


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4 Tips for Renting Near UCLA

  • Search by November for fall housing — Westwood Village units are among the most competitive in LA

  • Consider Palms or Culver City for more space and lower rents with Metro access to campus

  • Studios in Westwood are expensive; shared units are the dominant student housing choice

  • Confirm parking costs separately — Westwood parking adds significantly to monthly expenses

For a full rental overview, read the Off-Campus Housing Guide: UCLA.


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