University of Central Florida student housing

Housing on the main campus typically fills to capacity well before the start of the fall semester and cannot accommodate everyone who applies. The university is planning to construct additional housing on its main campus, including a new community between Libra and the Academic Village, adjacent to the Recreation and Wellness Center.[6] In addition, there are numerous private developments being constructed near the university.[7][8]

• Apollo Community – Includes Lake Hall, Volusia Hall, Osceola Hall, and Polk Hall; which were built in 1967 make them the oldest residence halls on campus, located in the west side of campus by the Math & Physics building and the 63 South dining area.
• Libra Community – Large resident hall buildings originally built in 1980 located in the southeast side of campus, near the Student Health Center & 63 South dining area.
• Lake Claire Courtyard Apartments Community – Apartment-style resident halls built in 1993 on the north side of campus near the Lake Claire recreation area.
• Academic Village
  • Nike Community – The eastern section of the Academic Village, which is located on the south end of campus contains both suite and apartment style residences and was constructed in 2001.
  • Hercules Community – The western section of the Academic Village, which is located on the south end of campus containing both suite and apartment style residences and was constructed in 2002.
  • Neptune Community – The southern section of the Academic Village, which is located on the south end of campus contains apartment style residences and was constructed in 2013.
• Towers at Knights Plaza – These are apartment style residence halls with the majority being 4 bedroom/2 bath or 4 bedroom/4 bath.
  • Towers I and II – Located on the north side of campus to the west of the Addition Financial Arena
  • Towers III and IV – Located on the north side of campus adjacent to Spectrum Stadium and the Addition Financial Arena

Greek housing is also available on the main campus in the Greek Park community, which consists of over 450 beds. There are nine sororities and four fraternities housed on campus. There was an additional fraternity house on campus that was demolished in May 2008, and two new houses along with a Greek Life Center are currently under construction in its location. All of the residences located in Greek Park, even though they are located on university property, are owned and maintained by their respective organizations, save for four houses that are owned by the university and rented to eligible organizations.[9]

UCF plans on constructing a Greek Park II, which will have a much higher population density than that currently of Greek Park, when it becomes financially feasible for the university.[10]

On-Campus Greek Housing

• Alpha Delta Pi
• Alpha Epsilon Phi* (formerly belonging to Theta Chi)
• Alpha Tau Omega
• Alpha Xi Delta
• Chi Omega*
• Delta Delta Delta
• Kappa Alpha Theta*
• Kappa Delta
• Kappa Kappa Gamma*
• Kappa Sigma
• Pi Beta Phi
• Sigma Chi
• Zeta Tau Alpha

Fraternities Known to Have Off-Campus Housing Options

• Beta Theta Pi
• Delta Tau Delta
• Delta Upsilon
• Lambda Chi Alpha
• Phi Gamma Delta
• Phi Delta Theta
• Sigma Nu
• Tau Kappa Epsilon
• Zeta Beta Tau

* Indicates Greek Housing that is owned by the university and not the respective Greek Life organization.

NorthView located directly north of UCF's main campus, and within walking distance to Spectrum Stadium, is a luxury student housing community that was completed in 2013. The community houses 600 students and includes two faith-based community centers, the Hillel Jewish Student Center[11] and the Catholic Campus Ministry center.[12] Like all other learning communities on-campus, students must request to live specifically in this community, and the housing is not targeted at any specific faith. NorthView has similar accommodations as other housing communities such as shuttle transportation, key-card only access, and a resident mail center. It has additional amenities, including: an outdoor pool, rooftop tiki deck, study room, dry sauna, beach volleyball area, human-size chess board, indoor gym, entertainment lounge, and same-floor parking in the attached garage. Due to its location across county lines, its law enforcement jurisdiction falls under the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. The community is owned by a third-party but is managed by the UCF Department of Housing and Residence Life.

In 2005, the university opened two on-campus housing buildings at the Rosen College of Hospitality Management. The dorms are able to house 400 residents and 8 resident assistants. The community includes an outdoor pool, community center, outdoor grill area, and key-card only access to the building. The campus is under the law enforcement jurisdiction of the UCF Police Department and provides shuttles to the main campus on class days. Apartments on the campus are open to any UCF student, and are based upon academic leases for two semesters (fall/spring), with summer leases available.

UnionWest at Creative Village is located 14 miles away from UCF's main campus in the downtown Orlando. It is UCF Housing's newest community and opened in fall 2019. The 15-story structure is within walking distance of the Amway Center, Camping World, and the Bob Carr Theatre. UnionWest is a high-rise complex that combines academic classrooms (floors 1 through 5) and residential spaces (floors 6 through 15).[13] The community houses 600 residents, has a connected parking garage, and retail space on the first floor. Similar to Knights Circle, students from UCF and from Valencia College can apply to live there. Leases are based on a three-semester basis (fall/spring/summer).

Affiliated housing is owned by the University of Central Florida Foundation, Inc. and is managed by Asset Campus Housing, which is the largest third-party property management company in the United States.[14][15] Affiliated housing is patrolled by the UCF Police Department and offers shuttle service on class days.

• Knights Circle – Apartment complex directly west of UCF's Lake Claire across Alafaya Trail.
• The Pointe at Central – Apartment complex located south of UCF, off Alafaya Trail and just north of Colonial.