r/UCFstudenthousing

Looking for someone to take over my lease at Vibe Orlando near UCF!

📍 Vibe Orlando
🛏️ 2 Bed / 2 Bath
💰 $1,450/month
🛋️ Fully furnished
📅 Move-in: August 21, 2026
📅 Lease ends: July 31, 2027
🎓 Very close to UCF

Perfect for a UCF student looking for a furnished apartment for the 2026–27 school year.

Serious inquiries only! Please let me know if interested.

Willing to offer an incentive towards the first month of rent.

For those of you who have had roommates, either on campus or off campus, how was your experience?
Would you live with roommates again, or would you prefer living alone? What were the biggest pros and cons of having roommates?
I’m considering getting roommates for the first time, so I’d love to hear about your experiences. Was it a good experience overall, and is there anything you wish you knew before living with roommates?
Would love to hear both the good and bad!

Hello!

I am a 23F transfering into UCF this semeter and I am looking for a 2x2 to live in. If you have a sublease or know of someone please send me a DM with details!

I am looking to live in one of the newer complexes near UCF, if you have any reccommendations or advice I would really appreciate it. 

Hey does anyone know how to properly put in the address in say Amazon, to ensure that they deliver it to the right place? I just moved into Plaza on University and I’ve tried different things from different people but nothing seems to be working and my much needed items are not being delivered or are being delivered to the wrong spot

Any tried and true methods would be greatly appreciated

Lease Takeover – $725/month | Fully Furnished | 5 Minutes from UCF
Looking for someone to take over my lease!
🏠 4 bed / 4 bath fully furnished apartment
💰 $725/month
🛏️ You get your own private bedroom
🚿 Your own private bathroom
👕 Walk-in closet
📍 Only about a 5-minute walk from UCF
🪑 Fully furnished, so you won't need to worry about buying furniture
Great location for a UCF student and super convenient for getting to campus.
Lease takeover is subject to property management approval.
DM me if you're interested or want more information/photos!

Hello!

I am a 23F transfering into UCF this semeter and I am looking for a 2x2 to live in. My budget is round $1300 up to $1500. If you have a sublease or know of someone please send me a DM with details!

I am looking to live in one of the newer complexes near UCF, if you have any recommendations or advice I would really appreciate it.

Hi everyone I am looking to sublease a studio - 1/1 starting this Fall 2026. (no roommates please)

Budget is 1,800 but I am willing to adjust depending on amenities offered.

I want to be near campus or near a shuttle route but I can live within a 10min driving distance to campus.

I am trying to finalize this by the end of this week (Fingers Crossed) so please let me know if you or anyone you know is looking to move out soon.

I'm a 2027 Spring admit but I would like to move into Florida early so I can be settled and everything. If you're in the same boat as me or can help me, feel free to reach out. We can text through reddit or through ig (preferably).

I need to sublease my studio at The Verge (11841 Jefferson Commons Circle, Orlando, FL 32826) ASAP, lease runs 8/14/26 to 7/24/27.

Rent is $1,569/mo, and I'm motivated to move fast:

• $100/month off if you take over the lease
• $150/month off if you start the process today

A few details:

• Fully furnished studio, 1 bath, in-unit washer/dryer
• Pool, 24hr gym, study lounges, high-speed internet included
• Pet-friendly
• 0.2 mi from UCF's main campus with free shuttle access — good option even if you're not a student and just want something quiet with solid amenities

It's about 20–25 min to downtown Orlando depending on traffic, and shopping/errands are a quick drive rather than a walk.

To make the move even smoother, I'll personally help you move in and cover the sublease transferring fee with the leasing office too.

Trying to get this finalized really soon, so if you're interested or know someone who might be, feel free to comment or DM me. Happy to answer questions!

Hi i’m very proud to attend UCF I like to represent via lanyard and jacket etc. I over think a tiny bit that i’m coming off try hardish hence the question do you think school pride is cringe ? If no at what point does it get there ? ty.

Hello! I’m a 24F biology major and I’m looking for a room in an all-female living space! I have no pets and my max budget is 1,000 bucks. Please DM me or comment if you have any offers. Thank you :)

Im a 19M kinesiology major looking for housing near ucf aiming for anything sub 900 with utilities included, please dm any offers or questions

I’m posting this because our former roommate is currently advertising our rooms in Knights Landing on Facebook, and I wanted to give anyone considering moving in a heads-up based on our experience living with her. And please let people know if you know people also looking for rooms!
There are no hard feelings, and I’m not posting this to start drama or tell anyone what decision to make. I just wish we had known some of these things before moving in, so I figured it was worth sharing!
A few things to be aware of:
• Cleanliness: The biggest issue was the shared kitchen. Her dishes could sometimes be left sitting for a week or two, and the kitchen would get pretty dirty. We ended up having to clean shared areas ourselves fairly often.
• AC/temperature: She is very particular about the AC and prefers keeping the apartment considerably warmer than the rest of us. The AC became a frequent point of conflict, and disagreements about the temperature could turn into much bigger issues than they needed to be. If you’re someone who likes keeping your home cool, I would definitely discuss this before moving in.
• Rent: There have been issues in the past with rent not being paid on time. If you’re considering renting from/living with her, I would make sure you know exactly what your financial responsibility is, what the total rent is, and how everyone’s share is being handled. Get everything in writing rather than relying on verbal agreements.
• Communication: Communication about household issues could be difficult. Things that should have been relatively simple conversations sometimes became much bigger discussions, and getting things resolved could take a while.
I’m not saying she’s a terrible person or that nobody should ever live with her I’m sharing this because she’s currently looking for someone to move into the rooms, and I think prospective roommates deserve to know what our experience was like before committing
No hard feelings—just sharing our experience so someone else can make an informed decision.

SOMEBODYYYY PLEASE ME FIND A SHARED ACCOMMODATION NEAR UCF. I'M OKAY WITH PRIVATE TOO IF THE RENT FALLS AROUND $600. ALL FEMALE APARTMENT PREFERABLE.

Hi everyone! I’m looking for a studio or 1-bedroom apartment near UCF. I’m open to both relets/lease takeovers and student apartments that currently have leasing specials available.

If you or someone you know is reletting a studio or 1-bedroom, or if you know of any good deals, please let me know. Thanks!

Hey everyone! I'm transferring to UCF for Spring 2027 and I'm starting to look into housing, but I honestly have no idea where to start.

I'm transferring in with my AA, so this will be my first semester at UCF. I was wondering if anyone has recommendations for apartments or places that are popular with transfer students. I'm looking for roommates, also dont know where to start with that, but I'd prefer to be close to campus, but I'm open to hearing about anything that's a good balance of price, safety, and quality, since i have a car so commuting wont be an issue. Also, how difficult is it to find housing for the spring semester? Is there usually decent availability, or should I start applying really early? Since I've never been to UCF before, I'm not really sure what the housing situation is like compared to other schools.

Any advice, recommendations, or things you wish you knew before transferring would be really appreciated. Thanks!