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Georgetown McDonough MBA Housing Guide, a comprehensive resource that provides information about where McDonough Business School students live, current student reviews and advice, popular neighborhoods, apartment ratings, and renter resources. Created by VeryApt for Georgetown MBAs, you can also find listings and neighborhood information at www.veryapt.com.
Georgetown University’s Off-campus Housing Search website provides a wealth of information about life on campus, off-campus listings, renter tips for dealing with leases and landlords, moving tips and other resources.
Looking for roommates? We also encourage you to utilize the Admitted Student WhatsApp group when looking for roommates.
Learn from our partner, VeryApt, during a virtual Housing Fair. They provide insights on a variety of off-campus housing options, introduce local property managers, and share helpful tips on finding the perfect place to live. During the recording, you will also gain insights from VeryApt's Washington, D.C. Housing Guide.
*Disclaimer: The Virtual Housing Fair is a VeryApt hosted and branded event in coordination with Georgetown University McDonough School of Business. The associated University and School does not endorse nor promote any attending apartment communities. Students are encouraged to conduct their own research and exercise caution when making housing decisions.
Learn from current students and MBA Admissions about the various neighborhoods that students gravitate towards, tips and tricks to navigate your commute, as well as how best to find housing within both your means and preferences. Current MBA students offer valuable insights and tips to kickstart your housing search in the vibrant city of Washington, D.C.
Georgetown University graduate students can live at 55 H Street NW – the university’s newest residential community downtown. Explore what it means to live, study and work in Washington, DC, and immerse yourself in the graduate Hoya experience. You can make 55 H Street your home by signing a Housing Occupancy Agreement (HOA) — the legal equivalent of a lease — for consideration in the 2024-25 academic year. The official housing selection process to select a room will take place in February 2024. Discover what it means to live in downtown DC:
Apartment Availability: Choose from fully-furnished studio, 2-bedroom or 4-bedroom apartments with all amenities and utilities included (water, electric, internet, etc.).
Roommate Selection: Identify the name(s) of other future residents you prefer to share an apartment with, or apply for your single bedroom to be matched with other students.
Resident Fellows: The Resident Fellows (RFs) at 55 H Street assist and advise students residing in the apartment complex and serve a hybrid role: with some responsibilities similar to an undergraduate Resident Assistant and others to a Community Director. RFs are key leaders responsible for counseling and mediation, academic support, community development, crisis response, administrative duties and staff training.
Building Amenities: Take advantage of a penthouse with a fitness center, study space, contemplation and viewing room, as well as floor lounges with communal dining space, and individual and group study spaces.
Transportation: Free transportation is provided between 55 H St. and the Georgetown University Main Campus via Georgetown University Transportation Shuttle (GUTS) buses from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.; an additional on-call shuttle is available to and from select downtown campus locations (111 Massachusetts parking garage and 500 First St).
Rates for 2025-2026 will be shared in the new year. Available HOAs: 9 months or 12 months on a space-available basis. We advise you to carefully review all contractual obligations.
Review the Frequently Asked Questions for additional details or contact 55hst@georgetown.edu.
Early Accommodation Requests for 55 H Street NW?
Incoming students should email residentialliving@georgetown.edu to formally request early accommodations. Students will then be sent an application for early housing and can expect to hear back regarding a decision within about 3 business days.
Please be advised that incoming students may be able to get earlier access. However, it is dependent on availability based on the number of students who were granted internship housing over the preceding summer. Incoming students should budget for and expect to find interim housing from the start of the program to mid-August.
Current students have found the following websites (many of which include area maps) helpful during the housing search. Please use these resources at your own discrention and caution:
Alpaca.casa Washington, D.C. (FB Group)
Georgetown University (GU) Housing, Sublets & Roommates (FB Group)
Washington D.C. Housing, Rooms, Apartments, Sublets (FB Group)
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The reviews and ratings presented throughout these guides and websites do not reflect the opinions, position, or endorsement of Georgetown University.