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Off-Campus Housing Near New Hope Christian College

69 places found.

69 places
Chapter at Eugene
Aerial view of a cityscape with a tall modern black building in the center, possibly Chapter at Eugene student housing, surrounded by smaller buildings, green trees, and distant hills under a bright blue sky.

$939+/person

Fees may apply

Chapter at Eugene

4.3 (13)
Ducks Village
Aerial view of Ducks Village apartment complex with a swimming pool, hot tub, lounge chairs, sand volleyball court, parking lot, and autumn trees. Nearby buildings and cars are also visible.

$719+/person

Fees may apply

Ducks Village

4.5 (11)
Capri Eugene Apartments

$599+/person

Fees may apply

Capri Eugene Apartments

3.7 (34)
Union on Broadway
Union on Broadway is a modern multi-story building with large windows, positioned at a busy intersection with streetlights, traffic signals, crosswalks, and sidewalks. Trees and greenery surround the area beneath a partly cloudy sky.

$820+/unit

Fees may apply

Union on Broadway

3.2 (5)
959 Franklin
959 Franklin is a modern multi-story apartment building set beside a road, surrounded by trees and greenery under a partly cloudy sky.

$749+/unit

Fees may apply

959 Franklin

4.2 (5)
The 515
Modern mid-rise apartment building with large windows and balconies, featuring the number 615 in gold on the exterior, alongside parked cars and leafless trees on the street in front.

$884+/unit

Fees may apply

The 515

4.5 (6)
The Collegian
A modern loft living room at The Collegian Eugene features wood floors, a black futon with pillows, two blue lamps, a green rug, wall-mounted TV, bookshelf, and spiral staircase. Sliding glass doors open to a balcony.

$3,060/unit

Fees may apply

The Collegian

The Hayward Student Living
Outdoor swimming pool surrounded by modern Hayward apartments, with poolside seating, tables under a pergola, and potted plants. The bright, inviting area suggests a welcoming community perfect for student accommodation.

$625+/unit

Fees may apply

The Hayward Student Living

3.4 (5)
The Patterson Social
A modern, multi-story apartment building—Patterson Social Eugene—with ground-floor retail sits at a city street intersection on a partly cloudy day. Cars are parked along the street, and a few pedestrians are visible on the sidewalks.

$1,225+/unit

Fees may apply

The Patterson Social

5.0 (5)
1128 Washington St

$1,700/unit

Fees may apply

1128 Washington St

1220 Little John Ln

$2,595/unit

Fees may apply

1220 Little John Ln

1293 City View St

$1,600/unit

Fees may apply

1293 City View St

1414 Alder St

$1,150+/unit

Fees may apply

1414 Alder St

1673 Riverview St

$1,595/unit

Fees may apply

1673 Riverview St

1890 W 25th Ave

$1,000/unit

Fees may apply

1890 W 25th Ave

2125 Franklin
A bright green grassy hill at 2125 Franklin Eugene sits under a vibrant blue sky with scattered white clouds, basking in sunlight. The open, serene landscape evokes a sense of calm.

$859+/unit

Fees may apply

2125 Franklin

2.7 (5)
2278 Sandy Dr

$3,150/unit

Fees may apply

2278 Sandy Dr

2285 Oakway Terrace

$2,600/unit

Fees may apply

2285 Oakway Terrace

2380 Willamette St

$2,970/unit

Fees may apply

2380 Willamette St

2435 Jefferson St

$2,200/unit

Fees may apply

2435 Jefferson St

244 E 16th Ave

$1,200/unit

Fees may apply

244 E 16th Ave

About Off-Campus Housing Near New Hope Christian College

New Hope Christian College is a small private Bible college located in south Eugene, Oregon, affiliated with Open Bible Churches. The college offers undergraduate programs focused on biblical studies, ministry leadership, and Christian formation, serving a close-knit student body of roughly 100 to 200 students. Situated along Bailey Hill Road in the south hills area of Eugene, the campus provides a quiet, community-oriented environment suited to focused theological study and spiritual development. Students benefit from small class sizes, personalized faculty mentorship, and a strong emphasis on integrating faith with academic and practical ministry training. Eugene itself is a mid-sized university city with a vibrant outdoor recreation culture, a thriving arts scene, and a range of affordable neighborhoods. The surrounding area offers access to hiking trails, the Willamette River, and the amenities of a college town, making it a welcoming setting for students drawn to both faith-based education and an active lifestyle in the Pacific Northwest.

New Hope Christian College Housing Requirements

Freshman Live-On Requirement

New Hope Christian College does not enforce a universal freshman live-on requirement, and many students live off campus from their first year. The college's small size means residential capacity is limited, and students are encouraged to explore housing options in the surrounding south Eugene area early.

Off-Campus Eligibility

All students at New Hope are generally eligible to seek off-campus housing regardless of year. Given the college's modest on-campus housing capacity, off-campus living is common across all class levels and is well supported by the surrounding Eugene rental market.

Lease Timing

Eugene's rental market is influenced by the much larger University of Oregon student population, which drives strong competition for housing each spring. Students are advised to begin searching for off-campus rentals in January or February to secure a good unit before peak demand from UO students narrows availability.

Housing policies change frequently. Always verify current requirements directly with New Hope Christian College before signing a lease.

When to Start Looking for Housing Near New Hope Christian College

Early Searchers

Students who begin their housing search in November or December have the best chance of finding rental units in south Eugene before competition intensifies in the new year. Starting early is particularly valuable for those seeking housing close to the New Hope campus on Bailey Hill Road, as supply in that specific area is limited. Early movers also have more time to review lease terms and coordinate with potential roommates.

Peak Demand Window

The Eugene rental market heats up from January through March, driven heavily by the large University of Oregon student population searching for housing for the following year. During this window, listings in affordable south Eugene neighborhoods fill quickly and prices can rise. Students at New Hope who wait until this period should be prepared to act promptly when a suitable unit appears.

Last-Minute Options

Students who have not secured housing by April can still find options, particularly in Eugene neighborhoods farther from the UO campus, such as south Eugene and the Willow Creek area. Summer listings sometimes appear as leases turn over, and flexibility on location or unit type significantly expands available choices. Checking local listing platforms frequently during May and June is advisable for late searchers.

Neighborhoods Near New Hope Christian College

South Eugene Hills

The residential area near Bailey Hill Road and surrounding streets offers quiet neighborhoods with houses and smaller apartment complexes within reasonable distance of the New Hope campus. This area suits students who prefer a calm, suburban feel close to college.

Willow Creek and Bertelsen Area

This southwest Eugene corridor provides a range of apartment complexes and rental homes at relatively accessible price points. It is a practical choice for New Hope students who want proximity to campus while staying within a manageable budget.

Downtown Eugene and University District

Students comfortable with a longer commute can find a wider variety of housing options near downtown Eugene and the University of Oregon area. This part of the city offers more urban amenities, transit access, and a lively college-town atmosphere.

Frequently Asked Questions: Off-Campus Housing Near New Hope Christian College

Common questions from students searching for housing.

Rental prices in south Eugene generally range from about $900 to $1,300 per month for a one-bedroom unit. Shared houses and two-bedroom apartments divided among roommates can bring per-person costs lower, particularly in residential areas away from the University of Oregon campus.

Other Universities in Eugene

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

Bushnell University

Bushnell University is a small private Christian university in Eugene, Oregon, with a few hundred students. Given its size, the housing market around Bushnell isn't driven by student demand the way a large university shapes its surroundings — students rent throughout central Eugene and commute on bike or by car.…

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Lane Community College

Lane Community College is a large two-year community college in south Eugene, about three miles from downtown. Its diverse student population includes traditional college-age students, workforce training students, and returning adults — making the housing market much more distributed than a residential university. Most…

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University of Oregon

Eugene is a classic Pacific Northwest college town — progressive, outdoorsy, and shaped by the University of Oregon. The off-campus market is affordable relative to Portland: shared rooms near UO typically run $750–$1,050/month. The University District and the 13th Avenue corridor are the primary student housing zones,…

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