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home | life in ann arbor | housing HousingAnn Arbor is an exciting place to live with many options and opportunities for every aspect of daily living. As a new resident you will need to get acquainted with the available choices for the basic necessities of setting up your household. Housing is a top priority for any new resident and the following links will guide you to the best resources. RentingThe University Housing Office is a great resource for information about off-campus (privately owned) and on-campus (University owned) housing. They are conveniently located on campus at:
University Housing Office On-Campus (University owned housing) For undergraduate students, U-M offers housing in residence halls, serving as smaller, more accessible communities within the University of Michigan. Off-Campus (privately owned housing) The University Housing Office has information about renting homes and apartments off campus, including lists of available housing. The office also offers services such as conflict resolution between tenants and landlords. For information about off campus housing please contact the University Housing Office. Buying a HomeThe The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development offers a guide to buying a home. This included tips on choosing a real estate agent, loan information, housing rights and homeowners insurance. Family HousingFor families and graduate students, U-M offers apartment style housing on North Campus. Family Housing and Single Graduate Housing is home to faculty, staff, graduate students and their families from the United States and over 70 countries. For more information visit University Housing U-M Summer Temporary HousingSummer Temporary Housing is intended for students who need to arrive before their residence hall is open, need temporary housing before their permanent housing is available, or need temporary housing while looking for permanent housing. Ann Arbor Hotel InformationThe University Campus Information Center has a list of accommodations within walking distance of the campus. Last reviewed: 1/08 |
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