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Off-Campus Housing Near BYU
$1,225/person
Fees may applyAscent at Union Square
3.4 (5)
$410/person
Fees may applyBountiful Court
3.3 (35)
$599/person
Fees may applyFleur de Lis
4.7 (16)
$445+/person
Fees may applyGlenwood Apartments
3.6 (404)
$1,199+/person
Fees may applyLookout Pointe Apartments
3.4 (5)
$1,330+/unit
Fees may apply120 & 220 Bend
$1,330+/unit
Fees may apply200 City View
1.7 (6)
$1,360+/unit
Fees may applyAlvera at The Meadows
4.4 (5)
$800+/unit
Fees may applyArcadia
3.6 (17)
$1,695/person
Fees may applyBrookline Condos
3.0
$1,015+/unit
Fees may applyCambridge Apartments
4.8
$455+/person
Fees may applyCampus Edge
2.9 (23)
$1,320+/unit
Fees may applyCanyon View Apartments
1.2 (5)
$1,259+/unit
Fees may applyCanyon View Crossing
4.2 (5)
$430/person
Fees may applyCenter Pointe
3.4 (20)
$1,099+/unit
Fees may applyCherry Hill Apartments
1.8 (5)
$1,416+/unit
Fees may applyConcord at Geneva
3.5 (7)
$1,129+/unit
Fees may applyCountry Springs
4.6 (5)
$1,420+/person
Fees may applyCourtside Apartments
3.8 (5)
$295+/unit
Fees may applyEast Pointe
3.1 (21)
$2,110+/person
Fees may applyFossil Cove
2.8 (5)
About Off-Campus Housing Near Brigham Young University
Off-campus housing near BYU moves fast — and "fast" is an understatement. Provo has one of the most competitive student housing markets in the country, driven by a large student body, strict on-campus housing requirements for freshmen, and a landlord ecosystem that's been catering to BYU students for decades. The city itself is a college town through and through: everything from the restaurants to the lease cycles is oriented around BYU's academic calendar. Most students end up in one of two areas — North Provo, which is closest to campus and fills up first, or Wymount/South Campus, which tends to attract older students and married couples looking for quieter options. If you're planning to live off campus at BYU, the earlier you start looking, the better your options.
Brigham Young University Housing Requirements
Freshman Live-On Requirements
Historically, BYU has required unmarried students under a certain age to live in university-contracted housing — which includes both on-campus dorms and a network of off-campus contracted complexes. These requirements have evolved over time, so most students report checking the current BYU housing policies directly before assuming the old rules still apply. If you're an incoming freshman, verify the current requirements on BYU's official housing page before signing anything.
Off-Campus Housing Eligibility
Living off campus at BYU has traditionally meant living in a BYU-contracted complex rather than any apartment you find on Craigslist. Many students report that the contracting system shapes nearly every aspect of the Provo rental market — a large portion of apartments near campus exist specifically within that ecosystem. Requirements and the contracted housing list change periodically, so confirm any complex you're considering is currently on the approved list.
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The Best Off-Campus Neighborhoods Near BYU
The best off-campus neighborhoods near BYU sit in a tight grid between Center Street and roughly 2230 North, where most contracted housing clusters within a mile of campus. The 300 East corridor and the Joaquin neighborhood put you under a 15-minute walk to class, while Canyon Road on the north end trades a longer commute for lower per-person rent. Shared units across these areas run roughly $325 to $650 per person per month in 2026.
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