PCOM-PA Housing

[Soccerguy123]

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Hey all, I am looking forward to starting at PCOM this summer. I have been looking at a few apartment buildings near campus and am hoping to get some insight from current students. There are a few threads on this topic but they are all 10+ years old. I am mostly looking at Presidential City, Lincoln Green, The Royal Athena, Vista Apartments and potentially the new on-campus housing. Any thoughts?

 

[MusicDOc124]

I knew a lot of people who lived in Manayunk/Roxborough and Bala Cynwyd. I'm not sure about specific apartments, but know many rented out houses/condos that were available.

 

[madiso30]

I think half my class lives at presidential or lincoln green. Both can be kind of pricey but I hacent heard too many complaints. Like the poster above me, Manayunk has a lot of options. It's a lot of fun to live there

 

[ciestar]

I think half my class lives at presidential or lincoln green. Both can be kind of pricey but I hacent heard too many complaints. Like the poster above me, Manayunk has a lot of options. It's a lot of fun to live there

It’s fun but parking makes me want to pull my hair out.

 

[ciestar]

East Falls is also an option. You’ll encounter a lot of Drexel and PhilaU students there.

 

[snowcrawler85]

I lived in East Falls, Had a lot of friends in Manayunk.. Even rented an epic house there with a couple friends that worked out great up on the hill. City Line area was always super expensive even when I was there. East Falls is really nice if you stay west of Wissahickon Ave (or close to wissahickon)

 

[ciestar]

I lived in East Falls, Had a lot of friends in Manayunk.. Even rented an epic house there with a couple friends that worked out great up on the hill. City Line area was always super expensive even when I was there. East Falls is really nice if you stay west of Wissahickon Ave (or close to wissahickon)

Avoid Germantown for sure lol

I lived at Falls Village which was really nice.

 

[MADD!!!]

I'd recommend living near campus. Anatomy takes up a good chunk of time on campus, and it's nice to live nearby and have easy access.