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Student Housing in Green Bay, WI
$1,295/unit
Fees may apply2349 Webster Ave
$1,350/unit
Fees may apply2840 Belle Plane
$800/unit
Fees may apply621 Pine Street
$745/unit
Fees may apply730-740 Abrams Street
$1,095/unit
Fees may apply8U
$899/unit
Fees may applyAugust Ridge
$949/unit
Fees may applyParkview Ridge
$1,000/unit
Fees may applypcn2
$899/unit
Fees may applyThe Bricke
$1,199+/unit
Fees may applyThe Ridge on Humboldt
$840+/unit
Fees may applyThe Sycamore Apartments
About Student Housing in Green Bay
Green Bay, Wisconsin sits at the southern tip of Green Bay on Lake Michigan, home to roughly 108,000 people and known worldwide as the smallest NFL market in the country thanks to the Green Bay Packers. The city has a working-class industrial heritage rooted in papermaking and food processing along the Fox River, and that practical character shapes its neighborhoods and rental market today. Students at Bellin College and other local institutions find a city that is genuinely affordable by Midwest standards, with a tight-knit downtown on Broadway Street, a walkable riverfront at CityDeck, and a growing restaurant and brewery scene anchored by places like Titletown Brewing and Hinterland. Lambeau Field sits on the west side and draws visitors year-round, giving the city an outsized identity relative to its size. Winters are real, with lake-effect snow and temperatures that regularly drop below zero, so a car and a good coat are non-negotiable. The surrounding villages of Allouez, De Pere, and Ashwaubenon fill out the metro with quieter residential options at rents that make student budgets work.
Best Neighborhoods for Students in Green Bay
Allouez
A quiet, well-kept village bordering the south side of Green Bay, Allouez is the closest residential area to Bellin College and popular with health sciences students for its short commute and reasonably priced rentals along Riverside Drive and Libal Street.
Downtown Green Bay
The Broadway District and CityDeck waterfront area give downtown a livelier feel than most mid-sized Midwest cities. Students who want walkable access to bars, restaurants, and the Fox River trail rent here, with a 10-to-15-minute drive to campus as the main tradeoff.