Fuller Housing is comprised of traditional apartment buildings, bungalow
homes, converted dormitories, and shared houses. Some of our buildings are
historic landmarks protected by the City of Pasadena while others were privately
owned homes before they were bought by Fuller and converted into student
housing; while Chang Commons is Fuller's first brand new housing complex
consisting of 179 units in four apartment building.
The majority of our units are located within two blocks of the Fuller campus
in the heart of downtown Pasadena (see
Community in the City). Most complexes are so close you can
walk (or run!) to class - be sure to also check out our
transit page on how you can survive at Fuller without a car. The farthest is a few miles from campus. We have one main children's playground park
and a smaller play area specifically designed for toddlers (aptly named the Tot
Lot) . See
the Unit Amenities Chart and Map for more
information.
Single Apartments
A single apartment consists of a
single "great" room with
a mini-kitchen in one corner of the room and an off-room bathroom. It also could be a single large room and a bathroom with a shared community kitchen with two or three other students. The approximate monthly rent for
single apartments is between $630 to $840. Gas and electricity is paid by tenants unless otherwise stated in the contract.
Studio Apartments
A studio apartment consists of a
common living, dining, and bedroom area with a separate kitchen, bathroom and closet space. In some studios, the kitchen has space for dining as well.
Our new Chang Commons complex also has a number of studio lofts with a
downstairs kitchen/living room area and an upstairs bedroom. The approximate monthly rent for
studio apartments is between $630 to $1000. Where applicable gas and electricity is the responsibility of the
tenants.
One-Bedroom Apartment
One bedroom units can be occupied by married students or shared by two roommates. The units
are also available to single occupants or married students with one child. The approximate monthly rent for
one-bedroom apartments is between $800 to $1200. Gas and electricity is the
responsibility of the tenants unless otherwise stated in the contract.
Two-Bedroom Apartments
First preference is given to families with one or more children to live in the two bedroom apartments. If the units are still available, then they will be offered to two single students to share.
Most of our two-bedroom units in Chang Commons also have in apartment
washer/dryer units. The approximate monthly rent for
two-bedroom apartments is between $1060 to $1590. Gas and electricity is the responsibility of the tenants.
Three-Bedroom Apartments
The approximate monthly rent for
a three-bedroom apartment is $1280-1750. First preference is given to families with two or more children
to live in three bedroom apartments. All of our three-bedroom units in
Chang Commons have washer/dryer inside the unit. The electricity is the responsibility of the tenants.
Four-Bedroom Apartments
First preference is given to families with two or more children
to live in four bedroom apartments. All of our four-bedroom apartment
units are located in Chang Commons and have in apartment washer/dryer units. The approximate monthly rent for
four-bedroom apartments is $2250. Electricity is the responsibility of the tenants.
[top]
Fuller Housing's three Intentional
Communities offer cooperative living in shared homes and co-housing apartments.
Rooms are within our
Intentional Community (IC) shared homes and may be accepted by a single student,
two roommates, or a family of two. IC shared homes have a kitchen, living
areas, and bathrooms that are shared. Rent ranges from $630-870/month,
except for a few lofts or master suites which range from $720-1490/month.
Some of our Intentional Communities
also offer studio, 1, 2, or 3-bedroom apartments or homes that have
self-contained bathrooms, kitchens, and living areas. Please see
descriptions and price ranges above. All of
Fuller Housing's Intentional Communities require an
IC
application, in addition to
Fuller Housing's standard application.
[top]
How do Fuller Housing rent rates
compare to others in the area? The chart below compares Fuller Housing's
rent rates of current and new students with that of other local apartments. As you can see Fuller Housing's rates are
10-30% below area rates. In the past 1-2 years, there are 2000+ new luxury
residential units being built within one mile of campus, many with rates 50%
above Fuller Housing's rates.
For additional rent rate comparison information, try the
Rent-O-Meter website.
[top]
Unit
Amenities Chart & Map
Fuller
Housing Units Chart and Map (PDF)
NEW!! Interactive document and map,
try it out!
[top]
