Rental Listings
The off-campus rental listing is a complimentary service we provide. Wake Forest University’s Office of Residence Life & Housing offers no endorsement of area complexes or properties included in our listings and does not guarantee the accuracy of information provided.
Area Apartment Complexes
The list of area apartment complexes is meant for informational purposes only. Residence Life and Housing does not endorse any one complex over another and does not guarantee the accuracy of information provided. Please visit a complex before making a decision to sign a lease.
Off-Campus Student Rentals
The off-campus rental listing is a complimentary service we provide. Wake Forest University’s Office of Residence Life & Housing offers no endorsement of properties included in our listing and does not guarantee the accuracy of information provided. All landlords must have a current information form on file with Residence Life and Housing before a student will be approved to live off campus in one of their properties.
Landlords and prospective tenants are urged to review WFU’s Off-Campus Policies.
To participate in this service, remove or renew your listing, please email your information to housing@wfu.edu or call 336-758-5185. Rentals remain on the list for 90 days. The list is updated on approximately the 1st and 15th of each month.
Faculty/Staff Housing Listings
These regularly updated housing listings are a resource for WFU faculty and staff who are looking for residential living nearby the campus.
Scam Alert
We have received information that scam artists may be attempting to defraud people that have listings posted on this site. You may receive an email asking for your mailing address so they can send a large payment in advance to secure the rental. They are sending fake money orders or certified checks and later asking renters to return the overpayment to them. Please be cautious of this activity. Victims who refund the money find out weeks later that the original check was a fake. The emails have multiple spelling and grammatical errors and often say they are from another country coming to do research at “your location”.
You may report this and other internet fraud to the FBI’s Internet Fraud Complaint Center.