TO USE OUR OFFICE IN PERSON OR ON-LINE:

UCLA STUDENTS need their UCLA Logon ID account information to access our listings for free. Please note that students must be registered in classes for the current or upcoming quarter to use our services. To login to the online database, click here. Fore more information on the UCLA Logon ID, please click here.

UCLA AFFILIATES may access vacant listings by purchasing a $25 Annual Membership. The vacant listings include vacant apartments, studios, guest houses, houses, condominiums, townhouses and rooms in private homes. Purchasing a membership provides one year of access to view listings only; posting a listing requires an extra charge.

To purchase a membership, UCLA affiliates must complete a membership form, provide proof of current UCLA affiliation, and pay a non-refundable $25 fee. Purchasing a membership can be done entirely online. To submit your membership form and documentation online, please click here

From the OCH Menu, select either UCLA Faculty or UCLA Affiliates, according to the chart below:

UCLA Faculty	UCLA Affiliates
Faculty Clinical Instructor Lecturer Researcher Visiting Professor Visiting Scholar	Affiliate Staff UCLA Extension Student Alumni Association Member Post-Doc Fellow Medical Resident Medical Intern

Complete the electronic form with your information. And attach proof of your UCLA affiliation. Once both the application and proper documentation have been received, membership instructions will be emailed to you.

Membership applications can also be submitted by fax or mail. To obtain a form and instructions, please click here

UCLA FACULTY HOUSING SERVICES (Members of the Academic Senate, Lecturers, Visiting Scholars & Professors, Researchers, and Clinical Instructors)

NON-AFFILIATES of UCLA can still take advantage of many of the Community Housing Office services. Our on-line database includes Roommate Needed, Roommate Available, and Vacant/Shared Sublet Listings that are available to the general public. Also, if you come during office hours, we have several helpful publications as well as Housing Assistants to answer any questions you might have about finding a place to live.

Unlike many other cities, Los Angeles always has an abundance of rental housing options. During the summer, there are even more rentals available. It is wise to begin at least four weeks before you wish to move in. However, it usually takes only three to five days to find an apartment and be accepted as a tenant.