San Diego's population continues to grow because of the city's desirable location and economic opportunities. What does this mean to you as an apartment or house hunter? It means you will need to spend a little time finding the right living accommodations for you. Now is the time to start gathering references from your current landlord, especially if you have a pet, and to begin thinking about the type of housing you desire and how much you want to spend.
Entrada Student Housing
TJSL is the only law school in San Diego with specialized housing for its students, especially those from outside the San Diego area. The law school has assumed the master lease of Entrada, a fairly new, modern and smartly designed 172-unit building just one short block from campus – on the same street. Entrada is well suited for law students, especially because of the amenities, which allow for low-maintenance living.
Roommate Program
The Student Services Office provides a Roommate Listing for students who are interested in advertising or looking for a roommate. The roommate form and apartment listings are available online in The Docket. Entering student login information for The Docket is available at The Office of Student Services.
Resources For Student Housing
Thomas Jefferson School of Law understands not only the excitement, but also the challenge in scouting your future residence. The links below cover both rental housing and homes for sale in the San Diego area.
The San Diego Union-Tribune
San Diego's major daily newspaper offers county-wide listings of rentals and homes for sale.
The San Diego Reader
Our popular local weekly newspaper has one of the largest internet classified pages in San Diego, perfect for scouting that new apartment. It also features a listing of roommates, and home and condo rentals.
You can also check out the Housing Classifieds in the TJSL student newspaper, The Jeffersonian.
Rental Magazines
If you're looking for an apartment, these online publications offer detailed information on various properties, including photos. You can also pick up a copy of a magazine in the Student Services Office.
