Off-Campus Student Apartments Near California State University-Monterey Bay
Every off-campus listing near California State University-Monterey Bay is ranked by tenants who've actually lived there. Filter by price, beds, or vibe, and check California tenant rights before you sign anything.
Federal data puts typical off-campus living costs near $1,802/mo.
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What off-campus housing options exist near California State University-Monterey Bay?
Students at California State University-Monterey Bay have access to 5 indexed off-campus apartments within walking, biking, and transit distance of campus in Seaside, CA. Options include purpose-built student housing with by-the-bed leases, traditional apartment complexes, and shared homes, each with different price points and lease structures, with rents typically ranging from $2,300–$3,274.
Apartments near California State University-Monterey Bay
The Independent
600 Ortiz Ave, Sand City, CA
Footprints on the Bay
300 Glenwood, Monterey, CA
Monterey Pines Apartments
201 Glenwood Cir, Monterey, CA
Woodside Park
1040 Riker St, Salinas, CA
Pacific Vista
57 Soledad Dr, Monterey, CA
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Student Tenants tracks 5 apartments near California State University-Monterey Bay in Seaside, CA. Typical starting rents run from $2,300/mo to $3,274/mo (median $2,575/mo). Each listing shows price range, bed count, walk and safety scores, nearby grocery and transit, and tenant reviews from real students who have lived there.
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