Housing Resources

Helpful resources for every stage of your housing experience, whether you’re getting ready to move in or already settled on campus.

Resident Parking

A valid parking permit is required 24 hours a day, seven days a week to park in all campus lots. SFSU is not responsible for any parking violations.

University Park North Residents

You will be issued one street parking permit per unit. You may also obtain a parking permit for a covered parking space for an additional fee.

University Park South Residents

You may obtain a parking permit for a covered parking space for an additional fee or apply for an annual residential parking permit from the City of San Francisco. The city permit will allow you to park in any “E” parking zone (street parking around campus).

Apply for a SFMTA Residential Parking Permit

Guest Parking

Guests may park in any non-permitted street parking near your apartment or in Lot 20 on campus (daily permit required). Be sure your guest adheres to any parking restrictions or parking time limits as SFSU is not responsible for any parking violations.

Move-in Process

Welcome to the residential community! We are excited to have you as part of our community and hope you find it to be a welcoming, supportive place where you can feel truly at home. Prior to moving in, Employee and Family Housing will schedule an appointment to do the following:

Sign the License Agreement

All household members age 18 or older must be present when signing and a government-issued ID will be required for each member.

Review Housing Policies

The Primary Licensee is required to carry personal renters insurance on their apartment for protection due to fire, flood, theft, personal injury or casualty. Be sure to bring your proof of renters insurance with you when you move in.

Please Note: The University does not assume responsibility for the loss, damage, or destruction of any personal property kept in the licensed space or on University property.

Receive Your Keys

Once you have finished signing all of the necessary documentation, a Licensing Specialist will issue your keys. They will then walk you to your apartment and work with you to complete the Apartment Condition Form.