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The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art enrolls 891 students, creating steady demand for off-campus housing in New York, NY. Most students move off-campus after their first or second year either to save money or gain more independence.
Rent near campus ranges from $2,200/mo for a studio to $3,750/mo for a 2-bedroom — with 3 and 4-bedroom shared units often bringing individual rent down to $1550–$2350/person/mo.
The area is one of the more expensive student housing markets in the country. Planning ahead and securing roommates early is key.
These cards are illustrative—names and descriptions are generated from typical student housing near New York, NY. Each button searches Apartments.com for real listings near this school (and matches the bedroom count where possible).
Midtown Place
Best ValueUrban living with walkable access to restaurants, coffee shops, and grocery stores.
$1,929–$2,200/mo
Studio · 1 BA · 0.3 mi from campus
The Terrace
Most PopularLow-rise townhomes arranged around a central green — perfect for small groups.
$2,226–$2,550/mo
1 BR · 1 BA · 0.5 mi from campus
College Court
Quiet residential complex with off-street parking, covered bike storage, and a community garden.
$3,447–$3,950/mo
2 BR · 1 BA · 0.7 mi from campus
Grove Commons
Spacious layouts with in-unit laundry and a resident study lounge — popular with upperclassmen.
$4,284–$4,950/mo
3 BR · 2 BA · 0.9 mi from campus
College Place
Older building with character — garden courtyard, lower rents, walkable location.
$2,253–$2,600/mo
1 BR · 1 BA · 1.1 mi from campus
The Residences
New BuildingModern open-plan lofts 2 blocks from the main quad. Pet-friendly, utilities included.
$3,554–$4,100/mo
2 BR · 2 BA · 1.4 mi from campus
College Landing
Affordable and social — a favorite for first-year off-campus students with a rooftop common area.
$4,355–$5,000/mo
4 BR · 2 BA · 1.6 mi from campus
New York Heights
The closest neighborhood to The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art's main entrance. Walk to class in minutes — coffee shops and convenience stores line the main strip.
Near North
A lively area with bars, restaurants, and weekend activity. Ideal if you want a social scene steps from your apartment.
East Side
Quieter residential streets with single-family homes converted into multi-unit rentals. More space, lower prices, a short bike ride to campus.
Westgate
Downtown location with walkable access to the transit hub, employers, and city amenities — best for students with internships or part-time jobs.
Start Early
The best apartments near campus get leased 6–9 months before move-in. If you want August housing, start searching in January–February.
Read the Lease
Check: who pays utilities, guest policies, subletting rules, and what happens if a roommate leaves. Never sign anything you haven't fully read.
Choose Roommates Carefully
Split a 3–4 bedroom and each person's share drops by 30–40%. Use a roommate agreement to align on noise, guests, cleanliness, and bills.
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