Student Housing in Berkeley

There are a lot of options for you to choose from. At amber just search for alternatives, select and pay. It's that simple. 

Webster is the best student accommodation in Berkeley. 

On average, student accommodation in Berkeley costs around $1000-1500 per month. These prices go up and down based on their closeness to the city centre.  

You can pay via net banking or debit card for your student accommodation near the University of Texas. Cashbacks are available on group booking.  

For booking any student accommodation in Berkeley, you have to book it at least six months in advance. So if you are going for September intake, book the accommodation in February.  

Berkeley is a diverse city on the east side of San Francisco Bay and is called the "Athens of the West." With off-campus student accommodation from amber, you may establish a home in this distinctive city in Northern California. We provide shared and private student apartments in Berkeley that are inexpensive, accessible, and furnished with contemporary conveniences like on-site laundry facilities. Most of the student accommodation alternatives we provide are found in Berkeley's central business district.

Some of the recommended luxurious yet pocket-friendly student accommodations in Berkeley are; McArthur, San Francisco, Webster, San Fransisco, Jefferson, San Fransisco and Nob Hill.   

Although this free-spirited city of Berkeley is most known for its left-wing politics, protests, and activism in the 1960s, it is not stuck in the past.

Berkeley is a vibrant, lovely city with a mix of students, yuppies, and hippies.

Berkeley, located on the east side of San Francisco Bay, is a beautiful blend of large and tiny. San Francisco, one of the world's most dynamic cities, is only a 20-minute drive from Berkeley, a cosy university town.

Berkeley, a well-known city, is home to some of the most stunning parks and institutions you'll ever see. Visit the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Cinema to study California's film history if you want to learn more about the area's history, art, and culture. Visit the Museum of Paleontology to witness a real T-rex fossil or the Lawrence Hall of Science to discover more about the geography of this intriguing mountainous region! Tilden Regional Park and Berkeley Rose Garden are ideal for folks who enjoy being outside. The Indian Rock Park is a must-see for everyone who likes rock climbing and hiking. And if all you want is a peaceful day in the sun, César E.

Berkeley is a city with a friendly neighbourhood. This means that there are many beautiful places to live in. Not just the localities, the student accommodation in Berkeley is as beautiful and functional as it gets. You can browse the accommodation or choose from one of these properties, which include Down San Fransisco Appartments, Cottage, Valencia, and south shore.   

Berkeley Hills: If you enjoy the outdoors, this is one of the best places to live. Excellent locations for mountain biking, hiking, and jogging can be found across the Berkeley/Oakland hills in the nearby East Bay Regional Park system. The Berkeley Hills change into the residential Oakland Hills south of the campus. Most homes in either the Berkeley or Oakland hills are single-family homes. Many of these houses have beautiful views of the Bay.

North Berkeley: This is a very popular region and is close to Berkeley law university. Most amenities, including grocery stores, dining establishments, bookstores, public transportation, and laundromats, are accessible on foot. This neighbourhood's southern boundary is University Avenue, a bustling, diverse business route.

Southside: Some graduate students can find this neighbourhood's atmosphere busy and boisterous, especially given Telegraph Avenue's activity. This location is home to many undergraduate students. But the convenience of being close to college exceeds all other considerations. The wealthy and peaceful Elmwood neighbourhood, further south along College Avenue, is where rentals are often higher. 

We have a monthly estimate of how much it would cost you as a student living in Berkeley. 

Tuition and Fees: $14k to 15k$ Monthly

Room and Board: $7k to $8k Monthly 

Student Health Insurance Plan: $3,968 Monthly 

Food: $3k to $4k Monthly 

Books and Supplies: $800 to $1k Monthly 

Institutional Resilience and Enhancement Fee: $212 Monthly  

Personal: $1 to $1,500 Monthly 

Transportation: $626 to $800 Monthly 

The local bus systems make travelling around Berkeley a breeze. You may easily ride these buses to get to any part of the city. Our student accommodation in  Berkeley is also conveniently located near bus stations, so you can board a bus from one of them and be at your institution in a matter of minutes. So there's no need to rush to lectures in the morning and be late anymore, right?