New Resident Housing Options

San Francisco State’s residential communities are located in the quiet, southwestern corner one of the most exciting, culturally rich, and picturesque cities in America. Imagine, living just one mile from the Pacific Ocean and only a short distance from all that San Francisco has to offer.

Whether you prefer traditional residence hall, suite, or apartment-style housing, SFSU has a variety of housing communities and room types. Whatever you’re looking for, we have a space that’s right for you.

Neighborhoods & Communities

Central Housing Community

Housing options are based on availability and subject to change. Depending on availability, some applicants may be assigned to a community other than what's listed for their class type. Any applicant seeking a year-round license agreement will be assigned to Manzanita Square.

Central Neighborhood

The communities in the Central Neighborhood place you in the heart of campus life. Not only will you be close to classes, dining, student resources and campus events, but you'll become part of a supportive and inclusive environment where you'll have plenty of opportunities to make friends and thrive both personally and academically.

FRESHMAN COMMUNITIES

 

*Towers at Centennial Square holds the freshman themed housing community.

TRANSFER & INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY

WHAT'S NEARBY

 

City Eats Dining Center

Monarca Dining Hall & Yerba Buena Dining Hall

Mashouf Wellness Center

Mashouf Wellness Center

Lake Merced

Lake Merced

North Neighborhood

The North Neighborhood is right next to campus and easily accessible using a short walking path. With campus resources, shops, restaurants, and public transportation nearby, you'll find the ideal balance of convenience and independence. 

GRADUATE STUDENT COMMUNITY

WHAT'S NEARBY

 

City Eats Dining Center

Fast Food Dining Options

Yellow Target board

Target, Whole Foods & Trader Joes

Stonestown Galleria Mall

Stonestown Galleria Mall

Find Your Best Fit!

Not sure which community you should live in? Our comparison chart will help you find the community that works best for you.

View an accessible version of this chart.

Housing Comparison for Future Residents
Being on campus and experiencing that community life, especially here in a place like this, is something you definitely need for freshman students starting off college. To be able to come here and not feel like you’re alone and you actually have friends and a community here, it’s a very good feeling. ~Quentin (Central Neighborhood)
Ready to join SFSU's residential community? Find out how to reserve your place in on-campus housing.