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1. • • All of Stanford’s housing is located on campus, on adjacent university lands, or near public transit. In addition to over 14,000 units/beds of student housing, there are roughly 900 faculty-ownership homes on campus, 180 homes in the new University Terrace community in Palo Alto, and a limited number of homes in other communities.
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   Where is Stanford housing located?

   • All of Stanford’s housing is located on campus, on adjacent university lands, or near public transit. In addition to over 14,000 units/beds of student housing, there are roughly 900 faculty-ownership homes on campus, 180 homes in the new University Terrace community in Palo Alto, and a limited number of homes in other communities.

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   Does Stanford provide student housing?

   • We also provide as much as three times more student housing than large universities across California in similarly constrained housing markets. All of Stanford’s housing is located on campus, on adjacent university lands, or near public transit.

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   Where can I rent a house at Stanford University?

   • Rental communities on Stanford land provide housing close to campus or public transit, such as Cardinal Apartments in Redwood City, located just a few blocks from a Caltrain station. Stanford added more than 7,700 beds and units for affiliates over the past two decades.

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   How many Stanford students were housed in a residence hall?

   • One sign of Stanford's success in building on-campus student housing by the mid-1950s is that by the fall of 1954, 36.0% of Stanford students were housed in university-operated residence halls, while the equivalent number at archrival UC Berkeley was 4.8%.

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   How many housing units does Stanford have?

   • In total, Stanford has over 18,000 units and student beds available within our housing portfolio. Want to Learn More? How and when does Stanford decide to build housing?

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   Is Stanford a good place to live?

   • "Stanford offers a range of housing options for undergraduate students, as well as graduate students and their families. Living on-campus offers countless opportunities to meet new people and develop lasting friendships." Useful links to resources and services within Student Housing Operations.

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   All of Stanford’s housing is located on campus, on adjacent university lands, or near public transit. In addition to over 14,000 units/beds of student housing, there are roughly 900 faculty-ownership homes on campus, 180 homes in the new University Terrace community in Palo Alto, and a limited number of homes in other communities.

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   West Campus has the complexes of Florence Moore Hall, Lagunita Court, and Governor's Corner and the standalone Roble Hall. The Row is on the south-east to south side of campus and consists of about 3 dozen houses housing between 25 and 60 students each.

5. admissionsight.com › stanford-dorm-rooms-what-youEverything You Need to Know About Stanford Dorm Rooms

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   Oct 6, 2023 · Your Stanford dorm room is more than just a place to sleep and study. It is your home within the vibrant Stanford community. By understanding the housing system, embracing dorm life, personalizing your space, and seeking support when needed, you can make the most of your Stanford dorm experience.

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   All of Stanford’s housing is located on campus, on adjacent university lands, or near public transit. In addition to over 14,000 units/beds of student housing, there are roughly 900 faculty-ownership homes on campus, 180 homes in a new community (University Terrace) in Palo Alto, and a limited number of homes in other communities. Stanford ...

7. housinginfo.stanford.eduHousing Information

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   Over the past two decades, Stanford has added more than 7,700 new beds and housing units for our students, faculty, staff, and postdoctoral fellows — more than any other Bay Area academic institution or Silicon Valley employer.

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8. visit.stanford.edu › tours › virtualVirtual Tours : Residence Hall : Stanford University

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   Aug 14, 2020 · Campus Living. Learn about Stanford residential life on this virtual tour of residences, dining halls and lounges. Around the Quad. Sample the diverse opportunities at Stanford from a snapshot of fellow students passing through the quad. Garden Tour.

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   "Stanford offers a range of housing options for undergraduate students, as well as graduate students and their families. Living on-campus offers countless opportunities to meet new people and develop lasting friendships."