Off-Campus Housing Near College of Southern Nevada
$750+/unit
Fees may applyKNC Square Apartments
$1,360+/unit
Fees may applyLuminous
$1,575+/unit
Fees may applyMarlowe South Las Vegas
$1,150+/person
Fees may applyMaryland Villas Apartments
$749+/unit
Fees may applyMezzo
$1,314+/unit
Fees may applyOctave Apartments
$1,403+/unit
Fees may applyProsper 89
$950+/unit
Fees may applyRegency Heights
$1,050+/unit
Fees may applyReno Villas
$799/unit
Fees may applyResidence at Sierra Vista
$999+/unit
Fees may applyResidence at Tropicana
$825+/unit
Fees may applyRidge on Charleston
$1,196+/unit
Fees may applySan Croix Apartments
$1,250+/unit
Fees may applySaxon Apartments
$1,204+/unit
Fees may applySedona Ridge
$1,230+/unit
Fees may applyShowboat Park Apartments
$1,100+/unit
Fees may applySITE Fifty55
$1,125+/unit
Fees may applySkye Ridge
$1,067+/unit
Fees may applySolis at Flamingo Apartments
$899+/unit
Fees may applySolstice Apartment Homes
$850+/unit
Fees may applySpectra Paradise
About Off-Campus Housing Near College of Southern Nevada
The College of Southern Nevada is the largest higher education institution in Nevada, serving roughly 30,000 students across campuses in Las Vegas, North Las Vegas and Henderson plus additional learning centers. CSN offers associate degrees, certificates and a growing set of bachelor's programs, with particular strength in nursing and allied health, culinary arts, aviation and the trades, along with transfer pathways into UNLV and other Nevada institutions. The college operates no residence halls, so all students commute or rent privately, and the great majority already live in the Las Vegas valley. That makes off-campus housing the only housing conversation at CSN, and the valley's rental market is one of the more attainable in the western United States. Find My Place currently lists 556 rentals in Las Vegas, with monthly rents from about $1,170 to $1,580 and a median near $1,350.
College of Southern Nevada Housing Requirements
No On-Campus Housing
The College of Southern Nevada does not operate residence halls, and IPEDS reports zero dorm capacity. There is no residency requirement and no housing application. Every student commutes from home or rents privately.
Choose Your Campus First
CSN is a genuinely multi-campus institution, with major locations on West Charleston in Las Vegas, in North Las Vegas and in Henderson. These are far apart across a spread-out valley, so the single most important housing decision is confirming which campus your program actually meets at before choosing a neighborhood. Students taking classes at more than one location should plan around the longer of the two commutes.
Lease Timing
Las Vegas leases typically run twelve months and turn over year-round rather than on an academic calendar. Expect first month, a security deposit, and an application fee per adult applicant. The valley has a deep supply of garden-style apartment complexes, which keeps prices comparatively moderate and means students are rarely forced into a bad option.
Housing policies change frequently. Always verify current requirements directly with College of Southern Nevada before signing a lease.
When to Start Looking for Housing Near College of Southern Nevada
Early Searchers
With no housing deadline, CSN students set their own pace. For an August start, begin looking in June, since Las Vegas listings generally post 30 to 60 days ahead. The valley's rental supply is deep enough that early searching is about getting the location and price you want rather than avoiding scarcity.
Peak Demand Window
Summer is the busiest stretch in Las Vegas, driven by general relocation more than by the academic calendar. Complexes closest to the West Charleston and Henderson campuses see the most student interest. Having your application fee and deposit ready shortens the process considerably.
Last-Minute Options
Las Vegas is one of the easier markets for late searchers because of the volume of large apartment complexes, many of which have units available on short notice. Students looking in August should widen a few miles out from campus, where rents drop while the drive stays manageable.
Neighborhoods Near College of Southern Nevada
Spring Valley
West of the Charleston campus, with a dense supply of garden-style apartment complexes at attainable rents and a short drive to class.
Paradise and University District
South and east toward UNLV, offering student-oriented rentals and a more walkable feel than much of the valley.
Henderson
Southeast of Las Vegas and home to a CSN campus, quieter and suburban with newer apartment complexes and rental homes.
North Las Vegas
North of the city and site of another CSN campus, generally among the most affordable parts of the valley for rentals.
Frequently Asked Questions: Off-Campus Housing Near College of Southern Nevada
Common questions from students searching for housing.
No. CSN operates no residence halls and IPEDS reports zero dorm capacity, so there is no residency requirement or housing application. All students commute or rent privately.
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