Student Housing near George Brown College St. James Campus

uhomes.com offers 140 verified George Brown College housing options near the St. James campus, including private studios, 1-bedroom apartments, and shared apartments to suit every lifestyle. We also offer a wide range of student accommodation near the Casa Loma and Waterfront campuses.

Our student accommodation in Toronto, near the George Brown College St. James campus, offers fully furnished options with modern communal amenities, including fitness centres, cinema rooms, and lounges for relaxing and socializing. Additionally, we provide student rentals in unbeatable locations near campus, with easy transit access, at the best market prices. Contact our 1-on-1 professional assistants today to find your perfect match, and book now to claim your exclusive Early-Bird discount!

George Brown College's St. James campus comprises 3 faculties and 15 schools across business, creative industries, culinary arts, and community services fields, as well as continuing education courses. In particular, the Chef School offers top-tier culinary studies in Canada. The St. James campus offers 1.5k+ students 55+ programs with 125+ courses, featuring hands-on study aligned with job market needs and instructors who are industry leaders. The St. James campus of George Brown College is located in downtown Toronto, offering students an urban-style study environment and vibrant student life. Connects students to Canada's economic, cultural, and industry center, providing more opportunities for networking and career development.

For students seeking off-campus housing near George Brown College, uhomes.com is a reliable, professional rental portal. You can choose your George Brown accommodation based on your budget, preferred room type, commute ease, and the facilities that matter to you. The communal spaces are well-designed and offer thoughtful amenities, including high-speed Wi-Fi, 24/7 security, gyms, study and recreation areas, laundry facilities, bike storage, and more. Duration is pretty flexible, long-term accommodation for an entire academic year and short-term accommodation are both available.

Below are some of the popular George Brown College apartments that are proximate to the St. James campus and have earned 5-star ratings by students, with a reasonable price:

1. Hoem on Jarvis: 0.42miles. Single rooms. From CA$345/week
2. Avant: 0.76 miles. Single rooms/studios/1-bedroom apartments. From CA$1,450/month
3. Parkside Student Residence: 0.84 miles. Shared rooms/single rooms/studios. For $1,425/month, book a two-bedroom apartment with a 12-month lease and receive a one-month rent reduction.

In addition, many apartments near the George Brown College St. James Campus are a perfect option for student housing. Students and young professionals are all welcome to enjoy the luxurious living experience:

1. Harrington Housing - 197 Yonge St: 0.66 miles. Single rooms. From CA$1,560/month
2. Maddox Cabbagetown: 0.66 miles. 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments for rent. From CA$2,300/month
3. Wood St & Church St: 1.05miles. Single rooms. From CA$320/week
   
   

Given the high cost of living in Toronto, we also have some relatively affordable apartments near George Brown College. You can filter the housing list by setting a price range or by clicking "Lowest Price" above to view the details page. Don't worry, even at a lower price, we can guarantee the comfort and necessary living conditions of your George Brown student housing. If you have any other requirements, our consultants will be very glad to help you. Below are some popular options for cheap George Brown College housing:

1. REDPATH AVE & ROEHAMPTON AVE (From CA$225/week)

2. 32 Bellevue Ave (From CA$950/month) 

3. Bloor St West & Spadina Rd (From CA$300/week) 

4. Queen Street House (From CA$1,250/month)  

Living in a student-friendly neighborhood can significantly improve your sense of happiness. It is a key consideration to choose a preferred area that suits your needs and offers convenient transportation, affordable living costs, and comprehensive amenities. Below are some neighborhoods with high scores, where you can find your George Brown College accommodation:

1. Danforth

Affordable apartments near George Brown College St. James campus, with monthly rents ranging from $1,700 to $2,500, are cheaper than downtown options. Take the 504 King Streetcar from Broadview Station; it arrives directly at the campus. High scores especially in education, recreation, and employment; high greening rate; convenient access to grocery stores and pharmacies, as well as its proximity to Michael Garron Hospital. With Line 2 running through the area, you can take the TTC subway to downtown or the other side of town in minutes.

2. Bay-Cloverhill (Downtown)

Higher rent, but most convenient for St. James campus students who prefer walking or biking to class, the rent ranges from $2,500 to $3,600 per month; there is a trade-off between price and commute time. There is a wide variety of restaurants to choose from, and the area offers a safe, high-end living environment. 

3. St. Lawrence Market 

Living here, you can walk to the lecture in 10 minutes. Just downstairs is Toronto's renowned St. Lawrence Market, offering unparalleled access to fresh ingredients. This is a favourite haunt for students of the GBC Chef school. The rent here is between $2,100 and $3,300/month, closer to campus and more affordable than downtown.

The program settings of George Brown College are constantly updated to meet the job market's needs. The teaching content cleverly integrates classroom theory and on-site practical operations, prompting students to achieve a balanced development of theory and practice. When they enter the workplace in the future, they will be able to apply what they have learned, thus effectively meeting the needs of forward-looking employers. Below are some of the hottest courses at George Brown College:

1. Fashion Management

2. Jewellery Method

3. Hotel Operations Management

4. Baking & Pastry Arts Management

5. Heating, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Technology

6. Honours Bachelor of Commerce Culinary Management

7. Early Childhood Education

8. Business Accounting

It's important to compare different room types before you decide which George Brown housing to rent. We understand that the various room types may be a bit confusing for you. Below we listed and explained all the room types available for George Brown residence. You can check them according to your preferences, requirements, budget, location, etc.

1. Studio Apartments near George Brown

Features: A self-contained living space typically includes a bedroom, a kitchenette, and a private bathroom all in one room. It is designed for single occupancy.

Average Price: CA$2,274/month

2. Single Rooms near George Brown

Features: A single room typically accommodates one person. It usually contains a single bed and basic amenities.

Average Price: CA$2,266/month

3. Shared Rooms near George Brown

Features: An individual space for relaxing and studying with shared bedrooms, shared kitchenette, and shared living spaces.

Average Price: CA$968/month

4.1-Bedroom Apartments near George Brown (1B)

Features: It includes a separate bedroom, a living area, a kitchen, and a bathroom.

Average Price: CA$2,832/month

5. Multi-bedroom apartments near AUT (2B-5B)

Features: It includes two or more separate bedrooms, a living area, a kitchen, and one or more bathrooms.

Average Price: From CA$3,528/month

Toronto is widely recognized as one of the most expensive cities in Canada. Students need to plan a budget when studying at George Brown College. Generally, you will pay about $2,500-$3,500 per month for the basic life, excluding tuition fees. Here is a conclusion about the cost of living in Toronto.

1. Tuition fees

Tuition at George Brown College varies by student identity and program type.

For domestic students: $6,500 - $8,000/year for a bachelor's degree; $4,500 - $10,000/year for a graduate degree.

For International students: $20,000 - $22,000/year for a bachelor's degree; $17,500 - $26,500/year for a graduate degree. 

2. George Brown College accommodation

$1,500- $2,500 per month, depending on the housing option and location. You can choose affordable George Brown College accommodation at uhomes.com to save more on rent, which accounts for a large share of living expenses.

3. Food

It's recommended to spend about 30% of your monthly expenses on food

Eating Out: $15 - $100 (depends on the restaurant)

Cooking by Yourself: Weekly Ingredients: $50-$70.

4. Transportation

Single fare: $3.35

PRESTO: $3.30 (One-ride-ticket), $3.35 (Two-ride-ticket), $6.70 (Day-pass-ticket)

Monthly Pass: $156.00. (Student monthly ticket is $128.15, suitable for students who use 5 days/week; otherwise, pay-as-you-go is cheaper)

Taxi: $4.25 (Base Fare, $1.75 per kilometre)

5. Daily Life & Entertainment

Gym Membership in Business District: $78 / month

Cinema Ticket: $16

Clothing & Shoes: $50 – $200

6. Health Insurance

Domestic students: $300+ per year

International Students: $750 - $820 per year

George Brown College is well-connected by the public transit system, making it convenient and fast for students to commute between campus and George Brown housing. Let's see how you can get to St James Campus:

1. By TTC

To get to St. James Campus, hop on the subway to King Station on Line 1. It's a quick walk east along King Street, or you can catch the 504 streetcar to Jarvis Street. You'll find the campus entrance right at 200 King Street East.

2. Fares & Passes

Single Fare: $3.35

PRESTO: $3.30(One-ride-ticket), $3.35(Two-ride-ticket), $6.70(Day-pass-ticket)

Monthly Passes: $156.00(Monthly Pass), $143.00(12-Month Pass)

Taxi: $4.25 (Base Fare, $1.75 per kilometer, $31.00 for 1-hour waiting)

3. Walking

Exploring the city on foot is not only free but also a great way to discover hidden gems and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of Toronto's neighborhoods. Students who live in apartments near George Brown College can walk to class and attractions.

4. Biking

In Toronto, there is a convenient bike-sharing program called Bike Share Toronto. It has nearly 7,100 bikes available at about 680 stations. A day pass costs $15 and covers the first 30 minutes of each ride. You can also purchase your own bike. Many George Brown off-campus housing units offer bike storage for residents.