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Off-Campus Housing Near LMU
$688/unit
Fees may applyHeritage 2831
5.0 (5)
Fees may apply
Palm South
$1,150/unit
Fees may applyUniversal Student Housing (USH) – Homestay near Loyola Marymount University
$3,250/unit
Fees may apply1002 E 33rd St
3.3 (1)
$1,704/unit
Fees may apply1024 West Apartments
$2,874+/unit
Fees may apply1030 West Apartments: Two
$4,757/unit
Fees may apply1032 W 22nd Street
$2,300/unit
Fees may apply1106 5th Ave
$2,479+/unit
Fees may apply1133 S Hope St
4.2 (5)
$5,675/unit
Fees may apply1140 West 25th Street
$7,263/unit
Fees may apply1142 W 25th Street
$1,199+/unit
Fees may apply1186 W 37th Pl
$4,115/unit
Fees may apply1225 W 37th Place
$4,287/unit
Fees may apply1245 West 27th place
5.0 (5)
$5,578/unit
Fees may apply1279 West 37th Place
$1,399/unit
Fees may apply1286 West 37th Place
$1,200/unit
Fees may apply1305 West 35th Place
$1,300/unit
Fees may apply1309 West 35th Place
$1,399/unit
Fees may apply1324 West 37th Place
$2,995/unit
Fees may apply1331 W 7th St
3.4 (5)
$1,300/unit
Fees may apply1353 West 35th Place
About Off-Campus Housing Near Loyola Marymount University
Loyola Marymount University sits about 9,686 students on a bluff in Westchester, a quieter corner of West Los Angeles that looks out toward the Pacific and Marina del Rey. This is a smaller Jesuit campus where you can actually know your professors, but the city does the rest: the beach at Playa del Rey is minutes away, and the marina, the bluff trails, and the ocean air shape daily life more than a downtown ever could. Campus itself is compact and walkable, with green lawns and the Sunken Garden anchoring the middle of the day. Beyond the bluff, the rest of LA opens up, from the Westside to the coast, though traffic means you'll plan around it. Students lean on bikes, rideshares, and the occasional bus, and most days end somewhere within sight or smell of the water.
Loyola Marymount University Housing Requirements
Freshman Live-On Requirement
LMU guarantees on-campus housing for first-year students and strongly encourages freshmen and sophomores to live on the bluff. It isn't the strict mandatory live-on setup you find at bigger state schools, but most underclassmen stay on campus.
Off-Campus Eligibility
Because the live-on policy is encouraged rather than required, students at LMU can move off campus fairly freely, and many do as juniors and seniors into the surrounding Westside neighborhoods. Expect standard Los Angeles requirements: credit and income checks, a guarantor or cosigner if you lack established income, and proof of renters insurance.
Lease Timing
Westside landlords move fast, so have your documents ready before you tour, and expect first month plus a security deposit up front. Watch for occupancy limits written into leases, since some buildings cap how many unrelated people can share a unit, and parking is often a separate paid add-on. Rent control applies to some older buildings, so ask whether a place falls under it.