New CGU Apartments

Click HERE for latest announcements for CGU housing residents.

Contact: Lavon Schwab 909/607-2609 or LavonS@cuc.claremont.edu

Address: 1415, 1425, 1435, 1445, and 1455 N. College

Directions: Parking is available on the West side of College Ave, north of the drive entrance into CST’s North Housing and before you get to the Rancho San Antonio Botanical Garden gate. From there, our path will lead you down to the paving of the Claremont School of Theology Road to the west.  Proceed west to the opening in the construction fence, which will be located in front of the large breezeway to our first building.  Using the path created cross over to the housing site and proceed to the breezeway of the building.  The entrance doors for the apartments are located on the north side of the building.

Application to Rent: click here

Real Estate and Housing Office

In addition to the 5-building apartment complex, CGU owns and operates a few additional rental properties on campus.  All rental transactions and information is managed by the Real Estate and Housing Office, operated by the Claremont University Consortium.  Their staff can offer you assistance with both on-campus and off-campus accommodations. For the Housing Website, and a list of local housing options, please click here.

CGU Housing Brochure  
Click here to download a housing brochure in pdf format.

Housing Referral Service
To assist students in locating off-campus accommodations the Real Estate and Housing Office operates a Housing Referral Service.  The Housing Referral Service is a two-part advertising service that benefits both tenants and landlords.

International Students
International Students can find additional help through International Place of the Claremont Colleges.  International Place is located at 390 E. 9th Street on Claremont McKenna College Campus.  The International Place staff can be reached at 909.621.8344 or by email at iplace@cmc.edu.  Fax 909.621.8549.

OFF CAMPUS HOUSING

Disclaimer:  The CGU Real Estate and Housing Office does not inspect any of the facilities advertised nor does it interview or screen landlords, tenants, or roommates.  Both students and landlords are advised to adequately screen prospective parties and make a physical inspection of the premises prior to entering into a contract.  Agreements for housing should be made in writing.

Landlords: Advertisements from local landlords who are trying to fill their vacancies are submitted to the Real Estate and Housing Office.  There is no fee for landlords to advertise through the office so we usually get the ads before they go to the newspapers!  The ads are placed on the Housing webpage under Housing Referral Service and are available to view online 24-hours a day.

Tenants: Students may complete an Advertisement Form and send it to the Real Estate and Housing Office or fax it to 909.621.8063.  These forms may be available to landlords or other students who may be looking for prospective roommates.  Submission of a Housing Inquiry form does not guarantee placement, but does help to facilitate housing prospects that conform to your requirements.

Local newspapers
Community and regional newspapers are excellent resources for finding housing.  These newspapers can be found at most local newsstands.  The Claremont Courier can also be purchased on campus at Huntley Bookstore and the Real Estate and Housing Office.  For more information, contact The Claremont Courier at 909.621.4761 or The Inland Valley Daily Bulletin at 909.987.9200 or http://www.dailybulletin.com.

• Most off-campus housing contracts require a 6 month to one year lease.
• The rental market becomes more competitive as fall registration nears.

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