Apartments near New York University

230 Sullivan Street is the closest student housing near New York University, just a 4-minute walk from the university.

The average distance of the amber student housing near New York University is 1 mile, or a 15-minute walk.

You should book your housing near New York University 6-9 months before the start of the academic year. So make sure you book your student housing in January if your term starts in September.

Jefferson Market Library is the closest public library to New York University, being only a 5-minute walk from the same.

Broadway-Lafayette St (B/D/F/M) is the closest train station to the university & is only a 2-minute walk. This station helps students travel easily to their New York City student apartments.

Set against the fast-paced backdrop of Manhattan and celebrated for its excellence, New York University attracts students from across the globe who want academics served with a side of city skyline. While the university offers on-campus residence halls, many students choose student apartments near New York University to enjoy greater independence. Amber offers housing near the university starting from $949 per month. Top choices include 176 Bleecker Street and 81 Sullivan Street. The average distance of the amber student housing near New York University is within a 1-mile radius or a 15-minute walk.

New York University was founded in 1831 & enrolls over 58,000 students across its global campuses. Class sizes typically range from 15 to 120 students. The university has an acceptance rate of around 8–12%. It is ranked among the top 50 universities worldwide in the QS World University Rankings. NYU offers programs in Business, Computer Science, Film and Television, Law, Medicine, Arts, & Social Sciences. The primary intake is in August/September, with some graduate programs offering January admissions. Students choose off-campus New York University housing, like 230 Sullivan Street, to travel easily to the university. Lady Gaga and Martin Scorsese are popular alumni of the university. New York University is also one of the largest employers in New York City, with more than 19,000 employees.

Even though New York University provides residential apartments for students, a large number choose to stay in nearby off-campus housing for added flexibility & convenience. From private studios and shared apartments to ensuite and non-ensuite rooms, students can explore a wide range of housing choices suited to different budgets, lifestyles, & living preferences.
1. 176 Bleecker Street: (4.9/5) - ★★★★☆ - “176 Bleecker st is a nice place to stay busy but very convenient. Our property manager is really helpful and responsive throughout my stay. The housekeeping and services are all amazing. It’s a very enjoyable experience.” - From $3100 per month.
2. 230 Sullivan Street: (5/5) - ★★★★★ - “This apartment is great! The apartment location is also nice. Only 5 min walk to NYU. Definitely the top choice for students like me.” - From $3050 per month.
3. 133 West 3rd Street: (4.9/5) - ★★★★☆ - “The location is very near the NYU campus. The apartment has an in-unit washer and dryer, monthly housekeeping, and pest control, which are friendly for living!” - From $2900 per month.
4. 81 Sullivan Street: (5/5) - ★★★★★ - “This is the best accommodations I've come across! The life around the property is very buzzing & lively. Plus, there are great branded stores in the area, which is a huge bonus for me!” - From $2200 per month.
5. 35 East 7th Street: (4.6/5) - ★★★★☆ - “Highly recommend this student accommodation! The team is very kind and helpful, and I have never had any problems. Great experience! Good service and convenient location.” - From $3250 per month.

The New York University campus is about a 5–7 minute walk from the 8th Street–New York University station. Nearby bus stops like Broadway/Waverly Place (2-min walk) & 5th Avenue/Washington Square (4-min walk) help students travel easily. Washington Square Park is located at a 1-minute walk from the university.

At New York University (NYU), students participate in a dynamic mix of academic, cultural, and professional activities. Popular groups include the Stern Business Society, NYU Entrepreneurship Club, ACM at NYU, & the Finance Society. One of NYU’s defining features is its strong connection to New York City’s industries & global opportunities, giving students access to internships, research projects, media productions, & corporate partnerships throughout the city.