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Q: How do I complete my booking?

Our team will outline all the requirements for each provider, from paperwork to other details required to finalise your booking. The first step would be to press the Enquire button on Casita's website on your desired room and create a profile. Once that's done, one of our team members will reach out to follow up with the remaining steps to finalise your booking. For more information, contact our team at Casita and enquire about your desired student housing unit.

Q: What should I look for when booking city student accommodation?

You should look for student accommodation nearby your desired university; we also highly recommend PBSA's ( Purposely built student accommodations); if not available, we have a wide range of options from flat shares to studios and apartments. It is also essential to mention your desired duration of stay to better assist you in finding your perfect student home.

Q: What are the best areas for students to live in Washington, D.C.?

Capitol Hill, Dupont Circle, Logan Circle, Navy Yard, Georgetown, Connecticut Ave, Adams Morgan, and Foggy Bottom.

Q: What are different housing types available for students in Washington, D.C.?

The most common room types are on-campus accommodations, PBSAs, flat shares, room shares, apartments, and studios.

Q: What are the different available room types?

The available room types are: On-campus student housing refers to living on campus grounds, and PBSA's purposely built student housing units specifically designed for students. Flatshares refer to sharing a bedroom in a shared apartment. Apartments and studios are self-contained, with the studio usually consisting of an open-plan room consisting of a bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, and living area. And the apartments consist of one or more bedrooms and other facilities such as a kitchen, living room, and bathroom.

Question 1

When should I start looking for city student housing?

Answer

We usually recommend that our students start searching for student housing in Washington, D.C., six months before arrival.

Question 2

Are there short-term stays in Washington, D.C.?

Answer

Short stays are available depending on availability and the provider's policy.

Question 3

How much rent does a student pay for accommodation in Washington, D.C.?

Answer

Washington, D.C.'s average housing cost for a one-bedroom apartment is 1700 USD. However, the cheapest option is sharing a flat which can go down to 620+ USD per month.

Question 4

How do I pay for my student room in Washington, D.C.?

Answer

Depending on the provider, you can pay through Casita's or the provider's portal with your provided Casita email.

Question 5

Can I pay my student accommodation rent in instalments?

Answer

Rent instalments are available and standard. However, this depends on the provider's policy and the rental agreement. Contact our team for more details regarding payment for your desired student housing in Washington, D.C.