General Contact Information
housingaup.edu
The American University of Paris
Housing Office
6, rue du Colonel Combes
75007, Paris
France
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Available to returning and graduate students
The is a network of landlords and agencies that have rented and wish to continue renting their apartments to 91视频 students. Many of the landlords we work with enjoy welcoming international students to Paris. The Housing Database lists these partnerships and is exclusively available to returning and graduate students.
Though some of the listings are offered by landlords who have only recently joined our network, most are from landlords who have been on our roster for years and who have welcomed many generations of AUP students to Paris. Some of the apartments are even owned by 91视频 alumni who themselves benefitted from the database and who wish to remain connected to their alma mater by housing their successors.
The Housing Office works as an intermediary through the Housing Database process. We do not have immediate partnerships with landlords, nor do we set rental agreements ourselves. Rather, we support both students and landlords by connecting them during the search, mediating the rental agreement process, and intervening as needed during the rental period.
Options are regularly updated.
Please note that failure to comply with housing regulations may result in losing the right to use 91视频鈥檚 housing services.
The Housing Office is unable to help students recuperate their deposit if this procedure has not been followed. Landlords may also terminate a rental agreement at the end of a semester by giving the student one month鈥檚 notice.
STEP ONE: Read the database regulations and policies
Make sure to read the database regulations and policies outlined above carefully before accessing the database. You will be asked to agree to the policies before initiating your search with the Housing Office.
STEP TWO: Review available listings
You will need to use your 91视频 credentials (netID and password) to access the . Review the available listings and try to narrow down your options to about five preferences. As you review the offers, play close attention to the availability start date, the amenities offered, the rental price, the type of rental agreement, and the eligibility for the CAF. When you are looking for accommodation, we urge you to respect your budget. Please do not count on the CAF to cover part of your rent. (More information about the CAF subsidy is available in our Search on Your Own page).
Please be aware that there may be additional costs that may not be included in your rent, such as electricity, heating, water and internet. Our offers indicate whether or not these utilities are included.
STEP THREE: Submit your preferences
Fill out and submit the to start your database search with the office. You will be asked to provide your move-in date, estimated rental period, preferences, availability for visits, and graduation semester.
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STEP FOUR: Work with the office throughout your search
The Housing Office will schedule one visit per student at a time, starting with the top-ranked preference: this is because when we schedule an apartment visit for a student, that apartment is then listed as 鈥減ending鈥 in the database and is no longer visible to other students. You must inform the Housing Office within 24 hours after a visit whether or not you would like to rent the apartment. If you choose not to rent it, the apartment will go back into our available listings. We repeat this process for all your indicated preferences until you have settled on an apartment.
STEP FIVE: Confirm the rental with the landlord
Once you have let us know that you wish to rent a specific apartment, we will confirm your choice with the landlord. It is then your responsibility to settle the rental agreement directly with the landlord. We remain available to provide advice or insight, so please do ask for assistance if you have any doubts about the agreement.
STEP SIX: Provide the deposit and rental insurance
To secure your rental, landlords will ask for a security deposit, usually equivalent to one month鈥檚 rent. You will then pay the first month鈥檚 rent on the day you move in. You will also need to secure housing insurance (this is a legal requirement for you as a tenant), as landlords will need proof of insurance to issue your key during move-in. Information about housing insurance is included in our Housing Resources page, and the Housing Office is available to assist you with securing one as well. All that is left for you then is to coordinate your move-in date and procedure with your landlord, and start your new housing experience!
During your stay, the Housing Office is available to help you communicate with your landlord. Should an issue arise, you should first contact your landlord for assistance, though it is always preferable to also notify the Housing Office so we are aware of the situation. Should you have difficulty reaching a resolution with your landlord, please let us know, and we will intervene more directly to mediate the situation.
General Contact Information
housingaup.edu
The American University of Paris
Housing Office
6, rue du Colonel Combes
75007, Paris
France
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