Who can use the UVM Off-Campus Housing Database?
The UVM Off-Campus Housing Database is available to students, faculty, and staff looking for off-campus housing, roommate opportunities, and rental properties throughout the Burlington area with a NetID.
What housing options are available near UVM?
Housing options may include apartments, shared housing, roommate opportunities, Catamount Run Apartments, and rental properties throughout Burlington and neighboring communities.
How do I find apartments near the University of Vermont?
UVM offers an online housing search platform where students, faculty, and staff can search available rentals, connect with potential roommates, and explore apartments throughout Burlington and surrounding communities.
How do I find a roommate?
Catamount Run offers a roommate-matching service and the UVM Off-Campus Housing Database includes roommate-finding tools that allow users to connect with individuals seeking shared housing opportunities in Burlington and surrounding communities.
What neighborhoods are popular with UVM students?
Many UVM students choose to live in Burlington neighborhoods that offer convenient access to campus, public transportation, shopping, dining, and employment opportunities. The UVM Off-Campus Housing Database can help you explore available housing throughout Burlington and neighboring communities.
Are there pet-friendly apartments near UVM?
Yes. Several apartment communities near UVM offer pet-friendly housing options, including 113 Garden Street and 339 Garden Street. Prospective residents should contact individual property managers for current pet policies and restrictions.
Can faculty and staff use UVM housing resources?
Yes. Housing search resources, relocation support, and information about local rental opportunities are available to faculty and staff as well as students.
Where can I find housing near UVM Medical Center?
Housing near UVM Medical Center can be found through the UVM Off-Campus Housing Database, Catamount Run Apartments, and other apartment communities throughout Burlington. Many housing options are located within a short commuting distance of both the University of Vermont and UVM Medical Center.
What resources are available for families relocating to Vermont?
UVM's relocation resources provide information on housing searches, transportation, schools, childcare, healthcare, community services, and other resources that can help individuals and families transition to Vermont.
How early should I start searching for housing near UVM?
Housing availability can vary throughout the year. Starting your search several months before your desired move-in date provides more time to compare neighborhoods, rental rates, amenities, and available units.
What transportation options are available for off-campus residents?
Many off-campus housing options are located near public transportation routes, bicycle infrastructure, walking paths, and major roadways. Burlington residents also have access to regional transit services that connect neighborhoods, campus, healthcare facilities, and downtown destinations.
Where can I learn more about Catamount Run Apartments?
Information about floor plans, amenities, availability, leasing, and community features can be found on the Catamount Run Apartments website: https://www.catamountrun.com/
Where can I search available off-campus housing listings?
Available rental listings, roommate opportunities, and housing resources can be found through the UVM Off-Campus Housing Database: https://offcampushousing.uvm.edu/
Who do I contact about leasing office, warehouse, residential, or other university space?
Contact realestate@uvm.edu for assistance with university leasing and real estate matters.
What if someone contacts me about renting space on campus for an event?
Contact University Event Services at EventServices@uvm.edu or 802-656-5665.
How do I rent space for an event in the Davis Center?
Contact University Event Services at EventServices@uvm.edu or 802-656-5665.
What if someone wants to rent office or laboratory space on campus?
For office space, complete the university's Space Request Form. For laboratory space, contact the Office of the Vice President for Research.
What if someone contacts me about buying or selling property?
Contact Real Estate Operations at realestate@uvm.edu.
Can I list my apartment or house for rent to the UVM community?
Yes. Property owners can advertise available rentals through the UVM Off-Campus Housing Database platform.
Who do I contact about leased land, oil, gas, or mineral rights?
Contact Real Estate Operations at realestate@uvm.edu.
Do I need an agreement to use off-campus space?
Yes. All use of off-campus space should be documented and reviewed for safety, liability, and payment considerations when university funds are involved. Contact Real Estate Operations with questions.
I am a UVM tenant and need maintenance or repair assistance. Who do I contact?
Contact Real Estate Operations at realestate@uvm.edu. For emergencies or after-hours situations, contact Service Operations Support at 802-656-2560.
I am a UVM student and need assistance with my off-campus landlord. Who do I contact?
Contact Office of Student and Community Relations at oscr@uvm.edu.
Who can I contact if I'm not sure where to direct my real estate or housing question?
If you're unsure who to contact, start with Real Estate Operations at realestate@uvm.edu. The team can help answer questions or connect you with the appropriate university office.