From CSGSA

Basic Info

Most Cal-related housing information for grad students can be found on the Residential and Student Services Website.

Some people have luck with Cal Rentals. This is not a free service, though it is associated with UC Berkeley.

There's always craigslist.

There is an EECS grad housing mailing list that many people use: eecs-grads-housing@eecs.berkeley.edu.

What do you pay?

People often want to get an idea of what their peers are paying for rent in what neighborhoods. This can be helpful in determining what are the market prices. Feel free to put your info down for others to see:

Total Rent	# Occupants	Location	Size/amenities
$1095	1	Euclid and Virginia	Quite large studio with parking
$1250	2	Grant and Channing	Small two bedroom with parking
$1700	2	Rose and Milvia	Medium two-bedroom with parking, hot/cold water incl. (Sep. 2007)
$5000	7	Colusa and Sonoma	Large six bedroom house with parking, yard, and bike shed.
$3200	4	Milvia and Lincoln	Top floor medium size apartment, recently renovated
$4750	5	Shattuck and Delaware	Large size apartment, street level
$3000	4	Wheeler (Shattuck'ish) and Ashby	Top (2nd) floor of house, 2 driveway parking spots
$2800	4	Virginia and LeRoy	3 bedroom 2 bath apartment with a parking spot and a balcony. Very quiet (lots of old people).