Apartments near City University of Seattle

AVA Queen Anne, 3rd Ave W, is the closest City University of Seattle housing, just a 7-minute drive from the university.

The average distance of amber City University of Seattle housing is 1 mile, or a 2-minute cab ride.

You should book your housing near City University of Seattle 6-9 months before the start of the academic year. Learners should book their City University of Seattle housing in March if their term is starting in October.

City University of Seattle starts on October 1 (Fall Term)! So make sure you are booking your City University of Seattle student housing in time. 

Wall St & 5th Ave is the closest bus stop to the university & is only a 2-minute walk. This stop helps students travel easily to their Seattle student apartments.

City University of Seattle is based in Downtown Seattle, giving students access to the city's business, technology, cultural, and waterfront districts. Students choose to live in off-campus City University of Seattle housing to gain more independence and access to a wider variety of living arrangements. Amber lists City University of Seattle housing starting from $825 per month. Top choices include Theory U District and Yugo Seattle Wilsonian. The average distance to City University of Seattle housing offered by amber is within a 1-mile radius, which might take you around 2 minutes by car.

CityU is located at 521 Wall Street, Suite 100, Seattle, WA 98121, United States. Founded in 1973, the University is an accredited private, nonprofit institution that specialises in flexible, career-relevant education for working adults & international students. CityU currently offers 60+ degree & certificate programmes across Business & Management, Education & Leadership, Health & Social Sciences, & Technology & Computing. The University serves 6,400+ students, including 500+ international students at its Seattle campus, & has a 6:1 student-to-teacher ratio. CityU also has a global alumni network of 63,000+ graduates.

As students settle into life at the university, housing near City University of Seattle becomes an appealing option. From private studios and shared apartments to ensuite & non-ensuite rooms, students can explore a wide range of housing choices suited to different budgets, lifestyles, & living preferences.
1. Theory U District: (5/5) - ★★★★★ - “The amenities at the Theory U District are some of the best I’ve seen. The location of this property is also ideal and is near many local shops, restaurants, and parks.” - From $1099 per month.
2. Yugo Seattle Wilsonian: (5/5) - ★★★★★ - “I've loved living here! The staff really goes above and beyond to improve the building and customer satisfaction. Definitely reasonably priced for the area as well. They are really cute units.” - From $1075 per month.
3. Bridges At 11th: (5/5) - ★★★★★ - “This place is absolutely incredible! The property is maintained nicely, and the staff is great. I had an incident with my washer/dryer that caused a leak when I first moved in. They came right away to fix the problem and were very nice about it. They are always doing fun promos and events, and the rooftop view of the city is amazing!” - From $2149 per month.
4. Hub U District: (5/5) - ★★★★★ - “Nice apartments and they organize great events for students. They provide all the useful facilities to make everything convenient & easy for students. Team amber really helped me in getting here and completing all the paperwork!” - From $2239 per month.
5. Yugo Seattle Lothlorien: (4.9/5) - ★★★★☆ - “I moved to Yugo Seattle Lothlorien a month ago, and I must say that you would never feel like a person away from home. Such is their behaviour towards every student who comes here. I want to thank Amber for introducing this excellent student accommodation to me!” - From $1049 per month.

Wall St & 5th Ave is a 2-minute walk from campus. The Wall Street stop is served by Routes 5, 21, 26, 28, 55, 131, 132, & the E Line. Eligible students can utilize ORCA transit passes, which provide discounted travel on participating King County Metro, Sound Transit, Community Transit, & regional ferry services. For light rail, Westlake Station is a 12-minute walk from campus. King Street Station is a 25-minute walk away.

The University provides student clubs, career services, counselling, library services, academic support, & housing assistance, with student organizations providing opportunities to connect beyond the classroom. Its student community includes 6,400+ students, with 45% enrolled in graduate programmes & 4% in doctoral programmes. Students can use the Career Center for résumé & interview support, job-search guidance, & career planning.