Off-Campus Housing Near SLCC
Off-Campus Housing Near SLCC
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About Off-Campus Housing Near Salt Lake Community College
Salt Lake Community College is a multi-campus institution spread across the Salt Lake Valley, which means "near campus" depends heavily on which campus you use most. The Taylorsville Redwood campus is the largest, with housing options concentrated along 4700 South and Redwood Road — suburban apartment complexes with solid bus access. SLCC draws a large commuter and working-student population, so many students live at home or in established SLC neighborhoods and commute rather than clustering near campus. For students who want to live independently, the areas around Taylorsville and Murray offer affordable apartments, and those willing to commute can access more vibrant SLC neighborhoods via TRAX and UTA bus.
Salt Lake Community College Housing Requirements
Freshman Live-On Requirements
SLCC has no on-campus housing and no live-on requirements. Students commute from wherever they live across the Salt Lake Valley — the institution is explicitly designed as a commuter college. Off-campus housing is the only option, and most students either live with family or in existing rental housing throughout the region.
Off-Campus Eligibility
There is no approved or contracted off-campus housing system at SLCC. Students rent freely anywhere in the Salt Lake Valley. The college's student services office provides housing resources, but finding housing near a specific campus is left entirely to the student.
Lease Timing
SLCC operates on a semester system with fall starting in late August. Standard 12-month leases work well for year-round students. For students who only attend one or two semesters, shorter lease terms from local landlords may be negotiable, especially in the Taylorsville and Murray areas.
Housing policies change frequently. Always verify current requirements directly with Salt Lake Community College before signing a lease.
When to Start Looking for Housing Near Salt Lake Community College
Early Searchers
The Salt Lake Valley rental market is competitive overall, and SLCC students benefit from starting their housing search 2–3 months before their semester begins. Unlike four-year university markets, there is no tight seasonal cluster — but popular units in Taylorsville and Murray still go fast in spring for summer and fall move-ins.
Peak Demand Window
April through June sees increased demand across the Salt Lake Valley as the summer moving season heats up. SLCC students competing with the broader rental market — not just other students — means the peak is less predictable than at a traditional campus town.
Last-Minute Options
Because SLCC draws from a large commuter population, last-minute housing is more available than at a traditional campus. Studios and 1-bedrooms in Taylorsville and Murray remain available even in August. If you need short notice housing, Murray and Millcreek have the most varied turnover.
Neighborhoods Near Salt Lake Community College
Taylorsville (Redwood Road / 4700 S)
The neighborhood closest to SLCC's main campus. Suburban apartment complexes with affordable 1- and 2-bedroom units. Good UTA bus access along Redwood Road. Practical and affordable — not exciting, but convenient for students whose main priority is getting to class.
Murray / Millcreek
A step up in amenities from Taylorsville, with better access to restaurants, grocery stores, and TRAX. Housing in Murray and Millcreek skews slightly more expensive but not dramatically so. TRAX Red Line runs through Murray, connecting to downtown SLC and the broader valley.
Frequently Asked Questions: Off-Campus Housing Near Salt Lake Community College
Common questions from students searching for housing.
The Salt Lake Valley rental market is moderately priced but rising. Near SLCC's Taylorsville campus, expect $850–$1,100/month for a 1-bedroom apartment or around $600–$750/month per person in a shared 2-bedroom. Murray and Millcreek run slightly higher for similar units.
SLCC is a commuter college, so most students live throughout the Salt Lake Valley and drive or take transit to whichever campus they use. Students who do live near the main Redwood campus tend to cluster in Taylorsville and Murray for the transit access and affordability.
The Taylorsville area around 4700 South and Redwood Road is closest to the main campus. Murray and Millcreek are the next ring out, with better amenities and TRAX access. Students attending other SLCC campuses (Jordan, South City, etc.) should check neighborhoods near those specific locations.
SLCC's main campus is accessible via UTA bus along Redwood Road, and the broader Salt Lake Valley is served by TRAX and bus lines. If you live in Taylorsville or Murray near a bus or TRAX stop, a car isn't strictly necessary for getting to campus.
The Salt Lake Valley doesn't have as tight a seasonal housing cycle as traditional college towns. Starting 2–3 months before your semester begins is reasonable. For fall semester, start in May or June. Competition in Taylorsville and Murray ramps up from April through June.
Semester-only leases are less common in the Salt Lake Valley's general rental market than in dedicated student housing markets. Monthly leases and shorter-term arrangements do exist, particularly in older Taylorsville apartment buildings. It takes more searching but is possible.
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