UWM Apartments and Houses For Rent

Renting UWM Off-Campus Housing

When you're searching for UWM off-campus housing, it's a good idea to start your search 3-4 months before you'd like to move-in and sign a lease 2-3 months before you'd like to move-in. .

Rent Prices in Milwaukee, WI

Living alone in an apartment near UWM in Milwaukee might prove to be difficult for most students. You'll have trouble finding apartments for rent in Milwaukee for under $500 per month.

That's where roommates come into play. If you're okay with sacrificing space and living with some buddies in Milwaukee, it's definitely going to save you some cash. There are tons of houses for rent near UWM, so you'll have some great options near campus too. Our advice? Save money but be mindful of the City of Milwaukee's Occupancy Ordinance which makes it illegal to live with more than 2 other unrelated people.

How much do studio apartments near UWM cost?
The average rent for a studio apartment in Milwaukee, WI is $848.

How much do 1 bedroom apartments near UWM cost?
The average rent for a 1 bedroom apartment in Milwaukee, WI is $872.

How much do 2 bedroom apartments near UWM cost?
The average rent for a 2 bedroom apartment in Milwaukee, WI is $596.

How much do 3 bedroom apartments near UWM cost?
The average rent for a 3 bedroom apartment in Milwaukee, WI is $508.

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Life in Milwaukee, WI

Milwaukee is a hot spot for tons of bars and restaurants. Whatever you're looking for in a bar or restaurant Milwaukee will definitely have you covered. Milwaukee has many, many restaurants that are exclusive to the city so trying those are always fun.

If you're not into trying new things and its 3 am and you and your roomies are hungry, Toppers is always a call away. There is literally a bar scene no matter where you are in Milwaukee, but the 3 main streets to go out on are North Ave, Brady St, and Water St. These streets are packed with bars and people no matter what day of the week it is.

Out of all the listed restaurants and bars, here are the ones you will not want to miss.

• Oakland Gyros
• BelAir Cantina
• Shawarma House
• Bean's and Barley
• East Siders
• Jack's American Pub
• Garage
• Trinity
• McGillycuddy's

Outdoor/Recreation

Milwaukee, being such an urban area, surprisingly has oodles of outdoor activities that you could take part in. If you're here in the summer hit up Milwaukee Kayak Company and kayak, paddle board, or canoe down the Milwaukee River.

See the city from a new perspective on the river. Love to hike or bike? The Oak leaf trail is a 108-mile trail in Milwaukee County, and it actually passes through the city about a half mile from campus. This trail is really wonderful because there's a paved trail and then parallel to that is a trail completely imbedded into a tree line following a babbling river.

It doesn't feel like you're in the city anymore, so if you're in need of a relaxing hike head to this trail and free your mind a bit.

Things To Do in Milwaukee, WI

Milwaukee is an amazing city and it has tons to offer its residents. There seems to always be something going on. During the winter months you can always hit up a Bucks game and they have discounts for students. Also, during the summer it's a must to head to Miller park and cheer on the Brew Crew.

Speaking of Brewers there are a whopping 39 breweries located just in Milwaukee, no wonder its call the beer capitol of the world. If you were looking to take a brewery tour, it's doubtful that you will have an issue. Interested in drinking while riding down the street on a huge bar on wheels? No Problem, Milwaukee Pedal Tavern has you covered! This is a really fun thing to do with friends, you will definitely not regret your pedal tavern experience! Take a break from alcohol and visit the beautiful Milwaukee Art Museum or the Milwaukee Public Museum, gather some knowledge and then proceed to continue drinking. That's what college is all about right? Knowledge and alcohol?