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11215 NE Miami Ct

$3,900/unit

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11215 NE Miami Ct

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181 NE 121st St

$1,500/unit

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181 NE 121st St

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Beautiful home to rent

$1,350/unit

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11520 NE 6th Ave

$1,400/unit

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11520 NE 6th Ave

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Fllat – Miami Shores

$240+/unit

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Fllat – Miami Shores

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Royal Palms

$2,438+/unit

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Royal Palms

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Park Towers

$1,450+/unit

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Park Towers

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660 NE 56th St

$1,200/unit

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660 NE 56th St

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15051 Royal Oaks Ln

$3,950/unit

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15051 Royal Oaks Ln

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Crossings at University

$1,782+/unit

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Crossings at University

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Intracoastal Yacht Club

$2,711+/unit

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Intracoastal Yacht Club

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1155 Brickell Bay Dr APT 1001

$4,000/unit

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1155 Brickell Bay Dr APT 1001

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6257 SW 14th St

$3,800/unit

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6257 SW 14th St

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6551 SW 20th St

$2,490/unit

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6551 SW 20th St

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6576 SW 20th St

$3,470/unit

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6576 SW 20th St

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6541 SW 21st St

$2,210/unit

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6541 SW 21st St

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2201 Ludlam Rd

$2,215/unit

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2201 Ludlam Rd

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9020 W Flagler St APT 11

$3,300/unit

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9020 W Flagler St APT 11

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$3,170+/unit

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Avalon South Miami

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The Cloisters Miami

$1,920+/unit

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The Cloisters Miami

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About Off-Campus Housing Near Barry University

Barry University spreads its palm-shaded main campus across Miami Shores, a quiet village tucked between downtown Miami and the beaches, where about 7,500 Buccaneers study under a leafy canopy minutes from Biscayne Bay. Miami Shores is a calm, walkable village with bike paths and park space, yet South Beach, downtown Miami, and Oleta River State Park are all a short drive away. Barry leans into a multicultural campus culture, with a packed calendar from the six-week Weeks of Welcome through traditions like Community Fest and Casino Night. The Buccaneers are a Division II powerhouse with titles in soccer, volleyball, and tennis. Students mix village quiet with full access to Miami's beaches, museums, and nightlife, but you'll want wheels: transit here is thin.

Barry University Housing Requirements

Freshman Live-On Requirement

Barry University gives freshmen priority for on-campus housing and expects most first-year students to live in the residence halls, though it isn't the strict multi-year mandate some schools enforce. Roughly half the student body lives off campus overall. For an exemption from first-year housing, work directly with Housing and Residence Life, which weighs factors like living locally with family.

Off-Campus Eligibility

Off campus, students spread across Miami Shores and nearby areas, and Barry runs a marketplace to contact landlords and compare listings. The Miami rental process can be stricter than smaller college towns, with an application, credit and background check, proof of income or a guarantor, first and last month plus a deposit up front, and sometimes condo association approval. Read HOA rules carefully, since many buildings cap occupancy, restrict subletting, and charge move-in fees.

Lease Timing

Leases usually run a full year, and many condo landlords want first, last, and a deposit at signing. Confirm what the deposit covers and whether renter's insurance is required before you sign. Having your documents and money ready lets you move quickly when a unit opens.

Housing policies change frequently. Always verify current requirements directly with Barry University before signing a lease.

When to Start Looking for Housing Near Barry University

Early Searchers

Miami's rental market is large, fast, and pricier than a typical college town, so timing matters in a different way here. Unlike student-only complexes that prelease a year out, much of the housing near Barry is regular Miami apartments and condos that list closer to the move-in date, often 30 to 60 days out. That means you can search later than you would in a small college town. You also can't lock something in too early.

Peak Demand Window

Aim to start touring in early summer for a fall move-in, and be ready to act fast and put money down quickly, since good units in Miami Shores and nearby go within days. Classes start in late August. Having your application, documents, and deposit ready keeps you competitive when something opens. Moving decisively beats the summer crunch.

Last-Minute Options

If you arrive off-cycle in spring, you'll still find options because the market turns over constantly, but coordinate roommates first and have your documents and deposit ready so you can move when something opens. Widening your search across North Miami and nearby pockets opens up more availability. Subletting comes up given the city's size. Acting quickly matters more than searching early in this market.

Neighborhoods Near Barry University

Miami Shores

The village wrapped around campus is calm, leafy, and walkable, with bayfront parks and the shortest commute to class. It pairs village quiet with full access to Miami.

North Miami and Nearby Pockets

North Miami, just south and west, mixes apartments and condos at a slightly gentler price with quick access to Biscayne Boulevard. El Portal and Biscayne Park are small, quiet residential pockets nearby that draw students wanting a house feel.

Waterfront and Aventura

Toward the water, the Biscayne Bay and Oleta River areas trade affordability for green space and beach access. Aventura, a bit north, offers newer high-rise apartments at the higher end.

Frequently Asked Questions: Off-Campus Housing Near Barry University

Common questions from students searching for housing.

Miami is an expensive market, so plan accordingly. A room in a shared apartment or condo near Barry usually runs about $900-$1,500/month per person, and a private one-bedroom can climb well past that. Splitting a larger unit with roommates in North Miami or El Portal keeps the per-person number down. Budget another $80-$150/month for utilities and renter's insurance.

Other Universities in Miami

Other universities in Miami share a similar off-campus housing market.

Florida International University

Florida International University is one of the country's largest public universities, with about 58,836 students on its main campus in west Miami, built on the old Tamiami Airport site along Tamiami Trail. It's commuter-heavy, deeply Miami, and unmistakably international, with the Everglades to the west and the city…

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