<p>The prices start from $1,000, and the rates are per person, which means they have all individual leases. They also have a roommate matching program or something so you don't have to have roommates when you move in.</p>
<p>Yeah, kinda expensive for a shared apartment/bedroom. Think about it. Three bedrooms with two people to a room at $1000 each, that's $6000. I guess all utilities + cable + internet + laundry(?) is included.</p>
<p>Deuces,</p>
<p>I too would be interested in knowing how much South of Wilshire studios costs and where exactly.</p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
<p>yeah i guess 1k a month is pretty expensive in terms of shared apartments... so like if you only have 3 people trying to get a 2 br apt they just stick in a random person for you?</p>
<p>kickserve... you'll have to find a subletter if it's not university housing.</p>
<p>oh no i was just wondering how the rent thing works there, according to the guy above there he said like 1k per person... do they expect 4 residents in a 2 br apt or something? what if you only have 3 person (do the 3 people split the cost for 4 residents)?</p>
<p>You pay by the apartment (unless you're in university housing, works slightly closer to the dorm fee style). They usually have a max occupancy limit (5 for most 2bedrooms), and expect you to pay the sticker price + whatever utilities. If you can afford to pay for a 2BDRM with only 2 people, go for it, but most likely you'll be doing 4 people. If you had 3 per your example, you'd have to figure out someway between yourselves to split the full rent.</p>
<p>oh ok thanks deuces, i was mainly asking about the jefferson court ones since in most apartments they just tell me the total rent for the 2 rooms while on the jefferson site it only said 1k rent so i needed some clarification...</p>
<p>My friend's brother lived there and apparently (I could be wrong) it's like a dorm, in terms of how it's arranged. Like it comes fully furnished so they expect that many people to live there. I'm not sure what the policy is if you have like 3 desks etc but only 2 people...</p>
<p>I'd steer clear of Jefferson Court - expensive, and although furnished, it's cheap IKEA furniture.</p>
<p>Yeah, I think Jefferson Court's policy is pretty weird. And expensive. You could get a private room for that price elsewhere. I lived south of Wilshire for one quarter before, and I paid $1k for my own place and ~$30 for a permit for street parking. But, it really depends on how old it is and stuff like that.</p>
<p>thecheescake,</p>
<p>Was it a studio or 1 bedroom? And did it include utilities? And exactly what intersection? Thanks.</p>
<p>any idea about 1260 veteran ave? it seems a little pricey so was curious. </p>
<p>trying to find a private bedroom, but don't really want to pay more than 900.</p>
<p>Anybody here live in the university apartments? Specifically 558 Glenrock or Glenrock West?</p>
<p>If so, how do you like the rooms? And if you have a 2 bed/3 occupants set up, how does ucla decide who gets the single?</p>
<p>thanks</p>
<p>Don't live in 655 Kelton</p>
<p>^ i know a few people living there currently. :p</p>
<p>also, how fast do the apartments REALLY go?</p>
<p>i've heard first 6 hours of the first day, but that was like a random number thrown out there. anyone? (esp. glenrock 558)</p>