Student Housing Office
Campus Center, 03, 03400
617-287-6011
Fax:617-287-6076
osh@umb.edu
Monday – Thursday from 9:00 to 5:00 pm
And
Friday from 10:00 to 4:00 pm
Office of Student Housing
The Office of Student Housing has moved to the Campus Center, 3rd floor room 3400
UMass
Boston is a public, urban, commuter University, located three miles
south of downtown Boston. As a commuter school, we have NO residence
halls or any other forms of housing. Thus, to assist prospective
and currently enrolled students and members of the University community
in locating a place to live, the Office of Student Housing (OSH)
is pleased to welcome you to the Boston area and our staff look
forward to helping you find a place to call home.
At UMass Boston you will find a whole new world of social and academic possibilities, exciting journeys, and lasting friendships. Where you choose to live will affect your total UMass Boston experience.
- We invite students, faculty and staff to view available apartments on our new Housing Registry Database.
- We invite our neighbors in Boston’s surrounding communities, as well as members of the university community to list their rental properties on our new Housing Registry Database. This system provides you the opportunity to list, update, and remove your rentals at your convenience.
- Roommate matching services are available for UMass Boston students only. Fill out our roommate matching form online.
- For your reference, you may also want to view a list of Questions to Ask potential roommates or landlords.
Further Assistance
If you have any questions about our services, please feel free to contact student housing so that we may further assist you.
Note: The University of Massachusetts Boston maintains this service for referral purposes only and cannot guarantee the acceptability of the rental units listed and/or the integrity of any individual landlord, renter, Realtor, or roommate. We do not make rental commitments or participate in negotiations. We remind you that all property owners are required to comply with federal, state, and local fair housing laws and regulations.