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Student Housing in Reno, NV

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The Highlands (opens in new tab)$45 over budget
A gray building with white trim, arched entrance, large double wooden doors, and a brick walkway surrounded by colorful flower beds, bushes, and balloons at The Highlands Reno.

$545+/person

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The Highlands

Fifteen51 (opens in new tab)$99 over budget
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$599+/person

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Fifteen51

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Wolf Run Vintage (opens in new tab)$127 over budget
Minimalist bedroom in Wolf Run Vintage Reno style with a neatly made single bed, side table, desk with lamp, chair, and window letting in natural light. Neutral tones and simple decor create a clean, uncluttered space.

$627+/person

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Wolf Run Vintage

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Canyon Flats (opens in new tab)$127 over budget
Sunny outdoor lounge area at Canyon Flats Reno features modern patio seating, orange swing chairs in wooden cabanas, lounge chairs, and a pergola, all surrounded by multi-story apartment buildings.

$627/person

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Canyon Flats

Wolf Run Student Housing Apartments (opens in new tab)$127 over budget
Entrance to Olly, a modern apartment building near Wolf Run Student Housing Apartments Reno, features a wooden pergola, glass doors, benches, young trees, and bike racks set against balconies and large windows.

$627+/person

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Wolf Run Student Housing Apartments

Saga Reno (opens in new tab)$139 over budget
Aerial view of Saga Reno Reno’s modern apartment complex with parked cars in front, set against snow-capped mountains under a bright, blue sky.

$639+/person

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Saga Reno

The Dean Reno (opens in new tab)$149 over budget
Aerial view of The Dean Reno, a modern multi-story apartment building with a central outdoor pool, surrounded by trees and roads, set in an urban area with hills in the background.

$649/person

Fees may apply

The Dean Reno

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About Student Housing in Reno

Reno is home to the University of Nevada, Reno, and functions as a genuine college town with the added character of a mid-size western city that has its own casino and entertainment culture. Rents have risen sharply as Reno has grown from Bay Area and California migration, but it remains more affordable than comparable California markets. The student neighborhoods cluster around UNR's campus on the north edge of downtown, and the city center itself is walking distance for students near campus. The Truckee River and Sierra Nevada access give Reno a strong outdoor culture.

Best Neighborhoods for Students in Reno

Near UNR Campus (North of Downtown)

The primary student zone — apartments and houses within walking distance of UNR's main buildings. Fills by February for the following fall.

Midtown Reno

South of downtown, with the best restaurant and bar scene in the city. A short bike or bus ride from UNR. Popular with upperclassmen who want neighborhood character.

Getting Around Reno as a Student

Here's what you need to know about getting around Reno.

Public Transit

RTC RIDE buses cover Reno with routes connecting UNR to downtown and surrounding neighborhoods. The Virginia Street BRT runs the main north-south corridor. For students near bus routes, going car-light is possible. Reno is not a city where transit is as comprehensive as Portland or Seattle, but it is better than most Nevada cities.

Walking and Biking

Near UNR's campus and downtown Reno, biking and walking are practical. The Truckee River path connects campus to downtown by bike. The Midtown area is walkable for daily errands.

Parking

Campus parking is permit-required. Near campus, street parking is contested. Midtown and residential areas are more available. Having a car is useful for Tahoe and outdoor access.

Frequently Asked Questions: Student Housing in Reno

Common questions from students searching for housing.

Reno has gotten more expensive. Shared units near UNR typically run $750-$1,100/mo per person. It is more expensive than it was five years ago but still significantly cheaper than comparable California markets.

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