CSUN Alert: Power Restored

Single Family Homes

Single Family Homes - Image of TUC owned single family home

The University Corporation owns ten (10) single-family homes and two (2) ADUs near the California State University, Northridge campus, with new construction available in 2025 of a duplex and two (2) additional ADUs. All of these homes may be rented by CSU Northridge faculty and staff at below-market rental rates.

  1. 18315 Citronia Street ----- (Leased)
  2. 18313 Citronia Street (ADU) ----- (Leased)
  3. 18314 Citronia Street ----- (Leased)
  4. 9600 Rathburn Avenue ----- (Leased)
  5. 18335 Halsted Street (ADU) ----- (Leased)
  6. 18321 Halsted Street ----- (New Construction Phase I - Coming Fall 2025, Duplex & 2 ADUs)
  7. 18309 Halsted Street ----- (Leased)
  8. 18101 Kinzie Street ----- (Leased)
  9. 18100 Lassen Street ----- (Leased)
  10. 9400 Zelzah Avenue ----- (Leased)
  11. 9368 Zelzah Avenue ----- (Leased)
  12. 9352 Zelzah Avenue ----- (Leased)
  13. 18240 Nordhoff Street ----- (Leased)
  14. 18301 and 18351 Halsted street ----- (New Construction Phase II and III - Coming Fall/Winter 2026, Duplexes & ADUs)

New Construction

The University Corporation (TUC) has owned the quarter-acre vacant lot at 18321 Halsted Street since 2013, and is finally in a position to construct a duplex and two accessory dwelling units (ADUs). On this parcel, TUC is constructing Phase I of a California SB9/ADU project comprised of a duplex with two 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1200 square foot homes, one 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1,000 square foot ADU, and one 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom, 800 square foot ADU.

The duplex/ADU project was conceived as a positive approach with addressing the impact of highly priced housing and the University's ability to attract and maintain a qualified, diverse faculty and staff. The University Corporation currently owns all the vacant lots and homes located directly across the street from CSUN’s parking lot B6, between Etiwanda and Rathburn. Faculty and staff living near campus helps to foster a sense of community and connects university employees with the surrounding neighborhood.

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