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CSULB Student Apartments Long Beach: Off-Campus Housing Guide


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CSULB student apartments in Long Beach are among the most affordable student housing options in the greater LA area. The neighborhoods around Cal State Long Beach give students real choices at multiple price points, from walkable campus-adjacent units to more affordable options in Lakewood.

Begin your search at Off-Campus Universe, where you can browse verified listings near CSULB.




Where to Find CSULB Student Apartments in Long Beach

The campus-adjacent neighborhoods along Bellflower Boulevard and E. 7th Street have the densest concentration of CSULB student apartments in Long Beach. Bixby Knolls to the north has a quieter residential feel at moderate prices. Lakewood to the east is the most affordable zone — 15–20% lower rents. Belmont Shore has beach access but commands a premium most student budgets don't support year-round.




CSULB Student Apartments Long Beach: Costs and Options

CSULB student apartments in Long Beach near campus run $800–$1,200/person in shared units. CSULB student apartments in Long Beach's Lakewood zone bring per-person costs to $700–$1,000. Studios near campus run $1,100–$1,600/month. Belmont Shore studios run $1,400–$2,000/month for the beach premium. CSULB's rental market is less frantic than most LA college markets — March or April gives you solid fall selection.


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Tips for CSULB Student Apartments in Long Beach

  • Check OCU for verified CSULB-area listings from student-focused property managers

  • Start searching in March or April for fall availability

  • Look at Lakewood for the most affordable options with Long Beach Transit access to campus

  • Ask about parking — most CSULB students have cars and parking availability varies

For a full overview, visit the Off-Campus Housing Guide: Cal State Long Beach.

Ready to find your place? Browse all listings at Off-Campus Universe.


This article is provided by an independent housing resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by California State University, Long Beach.

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