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This University District Alliance rental property listings web page is intended to provide a site where rental property owners can list properties that are suitable for stable tenants seeking quiet, well-maintained housing. It is a free service for landlords with properties in the four University District neighborhoods: Cedar-Riverside/West Bank, Marcy-Holmes, Prospect Park-E. River Road, and SE Como. We are targeting these listings to mature adults who want to live near their work or studies (graduate & professional students, staff, faculty, downtown employees, hospital employees).

The listings will be posted for 60 days. You may re-enter the listing after 60 days as many times as you like. You will receive a link for editing or removing a listing, should you wish to do that. The University District Alliance reserves the right to edit or delete any listing it deems inappropriate.

Contact Details

First Name
Last Name
Telephone Number
E-mail Address
Website URL (optional)

Property Details

Street Address
Neighborhood
Zoning
Type of Dwelling
Does landlord live in the property?
Bedrooms/Unit (please select those that apply)
Studio
1 Bedroom
2 Bedrooms
3 Bedrooms
4 Bedrooms
More than 4 bedrooms
Bathrooms/Unit (please select those that apply)
1 Bathroom
2 Bathrooms
3 Bathrooms
More than 3 Bathrooms
Rent/month Minimum
Rent/month Maximum
Utilities included?
Lease required?
Term of lease? (optional)
When available?
Parking (please select those that apply)
Garage
Off-Street
Charge for parking/month (optional)
Pets allowed?
Type of pets allowed? (optional)
On-site laundry facilities?
Bike storage? (please describe)
Smoking permitted?
Bus/LRT lines within 4 blocks?
Route Numbers? (optional)
Please add anything you'd like tenants to know about your property (max 350 characters -- remaining: )
Upload up to two photos (optional and must be a .jpg and under 800k)
Photo Tour URL (optional)

Additional Info

Dear Property Owner, The following questions are for our use only. Your answers will not be visible to prospective renters.

Please tell us a little about the tenants at this address.
% undergrads
% graduate or professional students
% non-students
Please give us your mailing address.

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We'd like to pass on information gathered in two surveys of the housing needs and desires of University staff, faculty, alumni, and graduate and professional students. We hope that you will find the information interesting and useful. The surveys were done by the U's Office of Housing and Residential Life and by a graduate student at the Center for Urban and Regional Affairs (Humphrey Institute).

Responses to the surveys indicate the respondents are looking for: (Note that some of these items may be at odds with each other.)

From the Housing and Res. Life survey of grad and professional students:

Affordable housing in safe neighborhoods within 1-3 mi. of the U ($500-800/mo, incl. basic utilities)
Good public transportation
High-speed internet connectivity
Housing that does not include undergrads
A number of types of apartments, from studio/efficiencies to 2 bedroom/2 bath apartments
Laundry facilities on site
Parking at no extra cost
No need for common spaces or exercise facilities
Secured access, exterior lighting

Center for Urban and Regional Affairs survey (staff, faculty, alumni, grad & professional students)

Rent: faculty - $1000-1500/mo, Grads - $750 or less, Alumni, retired faculty, staff – no information
Access to convenient public transportation and bike lanes
Quiet housing, clean neighborhoods, well-behaved neighbors
Grad students reluctant to live in buildings that also serve undergrads, or in areas dominated by undergrads
Groceries available nearby

The full survey with its many written comments is available here.