A modern, multi-story apartment building—The Factory Student Housing Logan—features brown and black exterior panels, large windows, and a landscaped area with orange flowers and greenery along the sidewalk under a clear blue sky.

$445+/person

Fees may apply

The Factory Student Housing

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Auburn Heights 4-plex Logan: This two-story apartment building features a brown brick lower half and beige siding above. Several windows and a central entrance overlook a cracked asphalt lot with parking in front.

$417+/person

Fees may apply

Auburn Heights 4-plex

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Three parked cars sit in front of a beige two-story duplex at Auburn Heights, 782 Logan, with brown trim and matching front doors. The wet driveway and parking area hint at recent rain on this cloudy day.

$800/unit

Fees may apply

Auburn Heights 782

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Two beige Auburn Heights townhouses with brown roofs; arrows and text label an upstairs window as 78 1/2 E 900 N #8 and a basement door as #8. Concrete steps lead to entrances, with trees, cars, and the 782 Loft Logan nearby.

$389+/person

Fees may apply

Auburn Heights 782 Loft

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A small beige house with a shingled roof sits next to a snowy driveway at Auburn Heights Studio Logan. A black car is parked outside, snow blankets the ground, leafless trees surround the area, and small items are scattered near the house.

$700/unit

Fees may apply

Auburn Heights Studio

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A two-story brick apartment building at Auburn Heights Terrace Logan with a black staircase leading up. Several bicycles are parked along the ground and on the balcony. The text 755 E 800 N #1-3 is at the top of the image.

$367+/person

Fees may apply

Auburn Heights Terrace

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A small white Auburn Heights Terrace House with blue shutters and trim, a steep roof, and an upper window. The address 755 E 800 N #4 is written in black at the top left. Trees and dry grass fill the foreground in Logan.

$367+/person

Fees may apply

Auburn Heights Terrace House

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A beige Auburn Heights Track house with a brown roof and chimney, two cars parked in front, and 782 E 900 N #1 written on the image. Other houses and trees are visible in the background of Logan.

$423+/person

Fees may apply

Auburn Heights Track house

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A brick house with a wooden two-car garage and sloped driveway, surrounded by trees and greenery in Auburn Heights. The address 766 E 800 N (Auburn Heights Tree House Logan) is overlaid on the photo.

$422+/person

Fees may apply

Auburn Heights Tree House

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A single-story brick house with large windows and a well-kept lawn, shaded by trees. A gray car is parked in the driveway of this Austin Ridge home at 828 N 700 E (Psych House) in Bennett's Logan neighborhood.

$439+/person

Fees may apply

Austin Ridge Bennett's

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A beige, two-story Austin Ridge Doll House sits behind green bushes and a well-kept lawn in Logan, with white trim and a covered front porch. The address 756 N. 600 E. appears in white text on the lower left.

$439+/person

Fees may apply

Austin Ridge Doll House

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A two-story brick house at Austin Ridge Flamingo, featuring two garage doors, a balcony, and sloped driveway. Text on the image reads 844 N 700 E (Flamingo House). Trees and lawn surround this Logan home.

$406+/person

Fees may apply

Austin Ridge Flamingo

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A beige, split-level house on Austin Ridge with address 870 shown, a sloped front yard, leafless trees, and two cars in the driveway. Text reads 870 N 700 E (Grandma G's), Logan. A small sign sits by the curb.

$422+/person

Fees may apply

Austin Ridge Grandma G's

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The Austin Ridge Lanny features a small apartment building with two ground-level units and outdoor stairs to two upper-level units. Four cars are parked in front on a concrete lot, with trees and power lines in the background.

$850/unit

Fees may apply

Austin Ridge Lanny 1 Bed

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The Austin Ridge Lanny 2 Bed is a two-story brick apartment building with external stairs, neatly trimmed bushes, and green lawns, located beside a paved parking area with parked cars.

$1,125/person

Fees may apply

Austin Ridge Lanny 2 Bed

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A two-story red brick apartment building with several cars parked in front. Tall evergreen trees line the property. The text reads: 858 N 700 E, Austin Ridge, Logan – 2 Bdrm.

$1,125/person

Fees may apply

Austin Ridge Linden

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A three-story apartment building at Austin Ridge Meadows Logan features brick and light-colored siding, balconies on each floor, and construction vehicles parked out front. Orange safety cones line the street.

$1,025/unit

Fees may apply

Austin Ridge Meadows

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A small, light-colored house with dark shutters and a front porch sits behind a grassy lawn at Austin Ridge. Large trees frame the house, and the address 614 E. 800 N appears in white text at the bottom right.

$406+/person

Fees may apply

Austin Ridge Takane

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$2,900+/person

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Autumn Hills

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Gray single-story house with white trim and a small porch. Bicycles are next to the porch, and a white arrow points to a basement window labeled 546 N 600 E #3, part of Autumn Hills 546 Logan. Green lawn signs are visible in front.

$339+/person

Fees may apply

Autumn Hills 546

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A single-story beige house with a porch, trimmed bush, and leafless trees sits near a pedestrian crossing sign in Logan’s Autumn Hills. Parked cars and a trash bin line the curb. Text reads: 570 N. 600 E. #1 (Up) & #2 (Bsmt).

$328+/person

Fees may apply

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About Off-Campus Housing Near Utah State University

The off-campus housing market in Logan is affordable and genuinely student-friendly — USU's position in Cache Valley keeps costs well below urban markets, and most students can find a solid shared apartment within walking or biking distance of campus for $500–$750/month. Logan is a classic college town: compact, accessible, and built around the university. The climate is cold and snowy in winter, so if you're counting on biking year-round, plan for four to five months of limited riding. The main student apartment corridors run along 400 East and around Main Street, within easy reach of the main academic quad and the Aggie recreation facilities.

Utah State University Housing Requirements

Freshman Live-On Requirements

Utah State does not require freshmen to live on campus, though on-campus housing is available and some students choose it for the first year. Most incoming students opt for off-campus housing in Logan immediately, which is a reasonable approach given the affordable and accessible rental market.

Off-Campus Eligibility

There is no contracted or approved off-campus housing system at USU — students are free to rent anywhere in Logan or the surrounding Cache Valley. The university provides a housing board and off-campus resources, but there's no formal approval process.

Lease Timing

USU's fall semester begins in late August. Most landlords and complexes in Logan list units in February and March for the following fall. Aligning your lease start with late July or early August gives you time to move in and settle before classes. Some students sign 9-month academic-year leases that run August through May.

Housing policies change frequently. Always verify current requirements directly with Utah State University before signing a lease.

When to Start Looking for Housing Near Utah State University

Early Searchers

Students who start looking in February or March for fall have the best selection — particularly for units close to campus along 400 East and Main Street. Logan's market isn't as hypercompetitive as Provo, but good units still go quickly. Starting early also gives you time to tour in person rather than signing sight-unseen.

Peak Demand Window

April is typically the peak signing period for fall housing near USU. By May, the best near-campus units are usually taken and the remaining inventory skews either less convenient or more expensive for the quality. Incoming freshmen who wait until summer typically have limited choices.

Last-Minute Options

Logan has more last-minute availability than some Utah markets because of lower overall demand. If you're looking in June or July, you'll still find options — just expect fewer choices near campus. Single-family houses and units further from the core student zone are usually available longer than apartment complexes.

Neighborhoods Near Utah State University

Near Campus (400 East / 400 North)

The blocks just east and north of the main academic quad have the densest student apartment inventory. Many units are older but well-maintained, and landlords in this area cater almost exclusively to students. Walking to class from here is realistic for most buildings.

Main Street Corridor

Running along Logan's commercial center, this area puts you within biking or walking distance of campus with more amenity access — restaurants, coffee shops, and grocery stores are closer. Housing stock is a mix of apartment complexes and converted single-family rentals. Slightly more varied than the near-campus zone.

Frequently Asked Questions: Off-Campus Housing Near Utah State University

Common questions from students searching for housing.

Shared apartments near USU typically run $500–$750/month per person in a 3–4 bedroom unit. Solo apartments start around $900–$1,100/month. Logan is one of the more affordable college-town housing markets in Utah, which is part of what makes it genuinely competitive for the price point.

Read more about student housing near USU