Ari on Fourth, Tucson

Tucson is a lively student city, home to a large and diverse student population. With thousands of students moving here each year, the demand for student apartments in Tucson is consistently high. On-campus housing fills up quickly, so many students turn to off-campus housing in Tucson, offering independence, flexibility, and a variety of options to suit different lifestyles. From cozy studios to spacious shared apartments near the University of Arizona, students can find the right fit without compromising on convenience. The city combines a lively college-town energy with Arizona’s sunny, relaxed vibe, and students enjoy cultural events, nightlife, and outdoor recreation. It’s no surprise Tucson ranks among the best places to live in Arizona for students, with neighborhoods designed around campus life.

Amber simplifies finding the best student housing in Tucson. With verified listings, flexible leases, and 24/7 support, booking is hassle-free. Popular properties include Entrada Real and 315 North Park Avenue, all offering modern amenities and proximity to campuses. Whether you’re seeking premium student housing in Tucson, amber makes finding a home effortless, managed by PMGs like American Campus Communities.

Located in Pima County, Arizona, Tucson is a dynamic city with a population of approximately 550,000 residents and a student community exceeding 70,000. Known for its sunny climate, cultural diversity, and college-town energy, Tucson attracts students from across the country and internationally. Originally home to the Tohono O’odham people, the city grew rapidly in the 20th century, with education, healthcare, and commerce driving development.

Tucson combines academic energy with recreational and social opportunities, including festivals, arts events, and music. It is home to the University of Arizona (UA), Pima Community College (PCC), The Art Institute of Tucson, University of Phoenix (Tucson Campus), and Carrington College, making it a hub for student housing in Tucson. Most amber-listed apartments are within short commutes of these campuses, offering convenience and community for students. For more details on UA visit the University of Arizona ultimate guide blog.

Finding the right Tucson student apartments makes college life more comfortable and convenient. Moving to a new city presents challenges such as commuting, grocery shopping, and balancing academics with social life. Choosing the right Tucson off-campus housing ensures a safe, lively, and well-connected living environment. Key factors when selecting student apartments in Tucson include proximity to campus, affordability, safety, amenities like study lounges and gyms, and the overall community vibe. Amber streamlines this process by curating top off-campus housing in Tucson and apartments near UA, PCC, and other local colleges. Popular Student Apartments in Tucson:
1. The Pacific – From $849/month
2. Yugo Tucson Campus – From $1,109/month
3. Riverwalk Commons – From $1,229/month
4. Sonoran Reserve – From $1,319/month
5. Ari on Fourth – From $2,398/month

For students on a budget, Tucson offers affordable student apartments in Tucson AZ, without compromising on convenience or style. Located near UA, PCC, and other campuses, these options allow students to balance academics and social life. Affordable student apartments in Tucson:
1. Entrada Real – From $599/month
2. Wildcat Canyon Village – From $625/month
3. 315 North Park Avenue – From $685/month
4. 317 North Vine Avenue – From $750/month
5. Malibu – From $799/month

Tucson offers neighborhoods catering to different student lifestyles, and one of the safest places in Arizona. Average rents for each area are included:
1. Downtown Tucson: Bustling with cafes, restaurants, and entertainment, ideal for students who enjoy an active social life. Average rent is around $1,400/month.
2. University District / UA Neighborhood: Walking distance to UA, popular among students for short commutes and easy access to campus facilities. Average rent is around $1,350/month.
3. Pima Community College Vicinity: Close to the main PCC campuses, with quiet residential streets and convenient shopping options. Average rent is around $1,200/month.
4. Fourth Avenue Area: Known for a lively arts scene, shops, and cafes, suitable for students seeking a lively local culture. Average rent is around $1,380/month.
5. East Tucson / Speedway Blvd Corridor: Mix of student housing and quiet residential options, ideal for those preferring a more relaxed atmosphere. Average rent is around $1,300/month.