Entrada Real, Tucson

N Tyndall Ave, Tucson, 85719, United States
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$599
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2.5 mi from City Center
( 11m. 26m. 46m)
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city center | 2.9 mi
The University of Arizona | 0.9 mi
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About the Property

Their apartments near The University of Arizona are right next to campus and right in your budget! Entrada Real gives you the Tucson student housing convenience you want at a price you can afford! Get the lifestyle you want with our furnished apartments and amenities designed with you in mind.

Room Types (5)

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4B
An apartment with four bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and bathroom
1

Room in 4 Bed - 4 Bath Oeste

Starting From: $599/month
4B
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Shared Kitchen
1

Room in 4 Bed - 4 Bath Norte

Starting From: $624/month
4B
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Shared Kitchen
1

Room in 2 Bed - 2 Bath Oeste with Study

Starting From: $949/month
4B
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Shared Kitchen
3B
An apartment with three bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and bathroom
1

Room in 3 Bed - 3 Bath Oeste

Starting From: $649/month
3B
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Shared Kitchen
1

Room in 3 Bed - 3 Bath Norte

Starting From: $669/month
3B
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Shared Kitchen
Amenities
Bills Included
Internet Included
Trash
Common Amenities
24-hour, State-of-the-Art Fitness Center
Strength Equipment
Cardio Machines
Free Weights
BBQ Grills
Social and Recreational Activities

Cancellation Policies (1)

  • Cooling Off Period
    This property offers cooling-off period.

Payment Policies (4)

  • Pay In Instalment
    This property offers flexible instalment plan.
  • Mode Of Payment
    Payment via easy transaction modes.
  • Guarantor Requirement
    Guarantor requirements and policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I be my own guarantor?

A resident can act as their own guarantor if they can show documentation as outlined in the lease agreement that they have income greater than three times the rental installment.

What is a guarantor?

To mitigate the risk of delinquent or defaulting residents, they require applicants to provide someone to guarantee their housing contract.

What paperwork is required with a guarantor?

The guarantor will need to sign the guaranty agreement. If the resident is not of legal age to execute a contract, the guarantor will be required to sign both the lease and guaranty agreement.

When is a guarantor required?

All residents require a guarantor to complete the guaranty agreement.

What is an individual lease?

An individual lease provides each resident with their own separate lease agreement and responsibility for his/her rental installments and applicable utility and parking charges. By signing an individual lease, you are only taking responsibility for your rental installments and lease terms and will not be held liable for any delinquent amounts owed by your roommate(s).

Can I setup recurring payments?

Yes! Save time in the future and never miss a rental installment by setting up recurring payments. You just need a few minutes and your checking account or card info to setup payments.

Do they send me a bill every month?

No, bills are not sent to residents each month, but you may see payment reminders posted around the property.

How can I make a payment?

They accept credit cards, debit cards. They are unable to accept cash.

What is an installment?

The typical lease term is approximately 11.5 months of occupancy which coincides with the university’s academic calendar. The resident is charged a total rent amount for the contracted occupancy period. The lease agreement will reflect the total rent amount typically divided into 12 equal installments due August 1 - July 1.  These installments do not represent a monthly rent amount and are not prorated.

When are the installments due?

Installments are due on the 1st of each month per the payment schedule outlined in the lease agreement.

Are there insurance requirements for signing a lease at the community?

Renters insurance is not required but highly recommended. Coverage for your personal belongings is not included as part of your Lease Agreement. Renters insurance can provide coverage for loss or damage to your personal belongings (including fire, theft, or natural causes).

Am I allowed to request a specific unit?

You can list your preferences on your housing application, and they will do their best to place you in the unit that fits those requests. All requests are served on a first-come, first-served basis and are taken in order based on the date your lease was received.

Can I request specific roommates?

Yes! You can search for and match with specific roommates in the RoomSync app. Change your mind? No problem! You can modify your matches if your preferences change up until the matching period close date.

Do you have a roommate matching service?

Yes! Their roommate matching program is powered by RoomSync–a roommate matching app. You will have the opportunity to create a personal profile, search, filter, chat and match with other residents who will be living in the community. You decide what matters most when narrowing down your search. Want a roommate with the same major? You got it! Prefer to live with someone who goes to bed early? No problem! Looking for a roommate who enjoys college football? No sweat! You control your search and matching criteria to find the perfect roommate.
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Tucson sits in southern Arizona, 108 miles southeast of Phoenix, surrounded by the Sonoran Desert and five mountain ranges. Founded in 1775 as a Spanish presidio, it’s one of North America’s oldest settlements. With a population of 550,306, including a young, diverse crowd, Tucson offers a lively student scene. Saguaro National Park and Mount Lemmon provide hiking and skiing, perfect for outdoor-loving GenZ. Music festivals like Tucson Folk Festival and Tucson Meet Yourself draw crowds with local and regional artists, food, and crafts.

The University of Arizona, ranked 136 globally by Times Higher Education 2025, is Tucson’s academic star, enrolling over 53,000 students. Pima Community College serves thousands with affordable programs. Amber’s The Pacific + Malibu is a 10-minute walk from UA, while Wildcat Canyon Village is just 5 minutes away. Tucson’s student-friendly neighborhoods, like Sam Hughes, offer cafes, bookstores, and safe streets. The city’s 45,000+ students create a tight-knit academic vibe, with Fourth Avenue’s shops and bars catering to young people. Affordable living, with rents from $600-$1,400/month, makes Tucson ideal for students.

Best Student Housing in Tucson

Finding the right student housing in Tucson is key to a great university experience. Comfort, safety, and proximity to the University of Arizona matter for balancing studies and social life. Budget, secure buildings, amenities like Wi-Fi, and a friendly community also shape your choice. Amber simplifies the search with verified listings tailored to student needs. Discover some of the best student apartments in Tucson:

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Affordable Student Housing in Tucson

Tucson student housing options fit various budgets, from basic shared rooms to modern studios. Cheap student living Tucson provides comfort, safety, and proximity to the University of Arizona without sacrificing quality. With monthly rents from $600-$700, amber’s verified listings ensure affordability and value. Here are some budget-friendly options for off-campus student housing Tucson AZ:

1. Entrada Real
2. Wildcat Canyon Village

Best Areas to Live in Tucson

Tucson has many neighborhoods for students. Each one offers something special, like being near the university or having affordable living. Here are some top areas for students to consider:

1. University Area

Close to the University of Arizona campus, this area is perfect for students who want to minimize commute time. You'll find plenty of apartments and shared houses here, plus easy access to campus resources and libraries. The area has the highest concentration of student housing options in Tucson.

2. Downtown Tucson

Downtown offers a mix of historic charm and modern amenities, with coffee shops, restaurants, and cultural venues within walking distance. Students enjoy the active nightlife and art scene. This area features many renovated apartments and loft spaces ideal for those who want to be at the center of city life.

3. Sam Hughes

Just east of the university, Sam Hughes is a historic neighborhood with charming homes and a peaceful atmosphere. It's known for tree-lined streets and classic architecture. This area is popular for students who prefer house rentals in a quieter setting while still being close to campus.

4. Fourth Avenue District

Famous for its shops and vibrant atmosphere, Fourth Avenue is perfect for social butterflies. The area connects downtown and the university, offering affordable apartments and shared houses. It's a hub for local events and street fairs throughout the year.

5. Armory Park

In the south of downtown, Armory Park provides a more affordable option with historic homes and a strong community feel. Students appreciate the lower rent prices and the short bike ride to campus. The neighborhood has seen growth in student housing as other areas have become more expensive.

Room Types Available in Tucson

Tucson student housing options suit different budgets and lifestyles. Amber’s properties, such as The Pacific + Malibu and Entrada Real, offer quality Arizona State University off-campus housing. Below are the main room types available, ensuring comfort and convenience for students at $600-$1,800/month.

1. Ensuite Rooms

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5. Shared Apartments

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Cost of Living

Understanding the cost of living in Tucson helps students plan their budgets. This affordable city offers lower costs than many United States cities, covering housing, food, transport, and fun activities. Monthly expenses typically range from $900 to $1,500, depending on lifestyle. This guide lists average costs to make financial planning easier. Use student discounts at local cafes and stores to save more.

1. Food: $35-$80/week
2. Gas and Electricity: $20-$50/week
3. Internet & Mobile Phone: $15-$40/week
4. Dinner at a Restaurant: $70-$150/week
5. Laundry: $10-$25/week
6. Stationery and Textbooks: $10-$30/week
7. Clothing: $40-$90/month
8. Travel (Buses, Trains): $30-$100/month

Student Travel Tucson

Students can easily get around Tucson. Efficient transport options link the University of Arizona to neighborhoods like Sam Hughes. Buses, bikes, and streetcars make travel simple, with free or discounted fares for students.

1. Buses: The Sun Tran bus service is the primary mode of public transport in Tucson, offering extensive routes that cover the entire city. Bus frequency varies from every 15 minutes to every hour, depending on the route and time of day. A one-way fare usually costs about $1.75. However, students can save money with a SunGO Travel Card or a University of Arizona U-Pass.

2. Streetcar: The Sun Link Streetcar connects key districts in Tucson, including the University of Arizona area. It runs every 15 to 20 minutes, with a fare of $1.75 per ride. Students can also use the same SunGO card for the streetcar. A day pass, priced at $4.50, offers unlimited rides, making it a cost-effective option for traveling across town.

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When it’s time to unwind, head to Time Market for good food or chill at Reid Park, perfect for walks and group picnics. For nightlife, check out Club Congress or The Shelter, both popular with students. Love music? Grab a spot at the Rialto Theatre for live shows. Tucson has no shortage of hangout spots that suit both quiet evenings and energetic nights. Students love events like the Tucson Festival of Books and the All Souls Procession. These gatherings unite the community through creativity, music, and food. These experiences give students a deeper connection to local culture and make Tucson an exciting city to call home.

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1. University of Arizona

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