Question 1

Can I come to North Vancouver and see the apartment before I decide to sign?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we encourage students to see the apartment in person before deciding to sign up, so they can get a more direct feel for the apartment. However, we have to admit that many students want to move in right away when they arrive in the Canada. Also, the closer to the start of the school year, the higher the price and the fewer good apartments there are. Therefore, students should decide when to sign up according to their actual situation.

Question 2

I booked an apartment, but it didn&#x27;t meet my expectations when I arrived. What should I do?

Accepted Answer

Please get in touch with the apartment management office directly, tell them what is not in line with your expectations, and coordinate with the apartment. If there is no room to change the lease and you do not want to break it, the best thing to do is to sublet the apartment to someone else. We strongly discourage moving out of an apartment without communication. In the Canada, once you sign the contract, you will be liable for a high amount of liquidated damages if you do not move in or move out.

Question 3

Does renting an apartment in North Vancouver have a big impact on my academic life?

Accepted Answer

The environment determines the quality of life. In addition to the proximity to schools and the security of the surrounding area, you should also consider the accessibility of your place of residence:
Whether there is public transportation.
Whether it is convenient to park.
Whether there are supermarkets around.

Question 4

What are the features of North Vancouver Student Housing?

Accepted Answer

Student, visiting student, or student&#x27;s family only: clear and uniform check-in and check-out times; generally 12 months, rarely less than 5 months.

Question 5

When should I start looking for student housing in North Vancouver?

Accepted Answer

Start in January, and if you see a suitable property during that time, just apply as soon as possible; if you don&#x27;t find a suitable property, you can wait. But if it&#x27;s May or June, do it as soon as possible. The longer you wait, the less cost effective housing becomes available, and after August, the options become scarce.

Question 6

What documents should I bring when checking in for a rental in North Vancouver?

Accepted Answer

Please bring your passport, I-20, payment receipts, credit cards, checks, etc. Please note that the apartment does not take cash.

Question 7

What is the average cost of renting an apartment for students in North Vancouver?

Accepted Answer

There are many options for renting an apartment in North Vancouver, and the price varies depending on the house you choose. If you apply for an apartment, you can generally pay about [$1,400 to $1,600] for a one-bedroom apartment with all expenses included. If you apply for a multi-bedroom apartment and share with other students, you can compress your own costs to[ $700-$900], while roommate(s) need to pay a slightly higher f

Question 8

Are the student accommodation properties in North Vancouver well-equipped?

Accepted Answer

All the properties listed by University Living, North Vancouver, are fully furnished and enriched with modern amenities like a gym, a barbeque area, a study room, card-operated laundry, a common lounge area, and many mor

Question 9

Can I rent an apartment in North Vancouver and have a pet on the sly?

Accepted Answer

No, you cannot. Some students may think of getting a cat or dog on the sly, but it is not recommended to violate the contract because it is bad for your credit and you may face fines.

Question 10

How do I rent student housing in North Vancouver?

Accepted Answer

To rent student housing in North Vancouver, you can have a look at our listings on uhomes, connect with your university to find out about your options or even look for rooms for rent in Vanc

Student Housing in North Vancouver

Lynn Valley house

1277 Lynn Valley Rd, North Vancouver