Our leasing policies are designed to be easy for you to live with and understand.
What Is an Individual Lease?
Hub West Lafayette State Street offers individual leases, meaning residents lease by the bed rather than by the full apartment. Your student is responsible for their own bedroom space and monthly installment, not the entire unit or a roommate’s share.
This structure is common in Purdue student housing because it gives each resident a clear agreement tied to their own space and responsibilities.
Learn MoreHow This Works In Your Favor
- Clearer responsibility
Your student is responsible for their own lease - Easier budgeting
Monthly installments are planned around one resident’s agreement - Roommate flexibility
Students can live with friends or use roommate matching - Student accountability
Residents learn to manage payments, notices, and apartment care
Individual leasing can be helpful for families who want more clarity before signing, especially when students are living with roommates.
Hub West Lafayette State Street’s Purdue off-campus apartments come fully furnished, which can make the move-in process simpler for students and families.
What’s Included
- Furnished bedrooms with a bed, built-in dressers, desk, and chair
- Furnished shared living areas with seating, a coffee table, bar stools, and a living room TV
- Stainless-steel kitchen appliances, including a stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, and refrigerator
- Quartz countertops, designer cabinetry, USB ports, and modern finishes
- Full-size washer and dryer in each apartment
- Free high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the building
- Ethernet ports in bedrooms
- Study and meeting areas, including private meeting rooms and a business area with Macs, PCs, and printers
- Fitness, wellness, and rooftop amenities, including a fitness center, yoga and meditation studio, spa with sauna, rooftop pool, hot tub, sundeck, outdoor lounge, and BBQ area
What’s Left In The Budget
- Required fees
Current fees include a one-time application fee, one-time administrative fee, monthly Conservice fee, and monthly tech fee. Additional fees may apply. - Renter’s insurance
Renter’s insurance is required. Students may provide their own qualifying policy or opt in to the community-provided insurance for $13.95 per month. - Parking
Parking is available for an additional monthly fee - Personal living costs
Groceries, toiletries, cleaning items, school supplies, transportation, dining out, and personal purchases - Optional upgrades
Select Hub+ upgrade packages may affect the monthly installment
Families should review the exact floor plan, lease term, included items, and add-on choices before signing so everyone understands the full monthly budget.
College housing works best when students have convenient places to study, recharge, and meet people without leaving the property.
Spaces for Academic Focus
Hub West Lafayette State Street includes several study-friendly spaces and technology features that can be useful during midterms, finals, group projects, online meetings, and everyday coursework.
Academic features include:
- Private meeting rooms
- Executive business area with Macs, PCs, and printers
- High-speed Wi-Fi throughout the building
- Ethernet ports in bedrooms
- Clubroom spaces
- Study-friendly common areas
These spaces give students options when they need a quiet place to work, a room for group assignments, or access to printing before class.
Fitness, Wellness & Taking Breaks
College days can be full, and students benefit from having places to move, reset, and take a break close to their apartment. Hub West Lafayette State Street includes amenities that make wellness more convenient throughout the school year.
Fitness and wellness features include:
- Fitness center with modern equipment
- Yoga and meditation studio
- Spa with sauna
- Fitness classes and spa nights, depending on programming
- Rooftop pool and hot tub
- Rooftop sundeck
- Outdoor lounge and BBQ area
These amenities can be helpful for students who want to work out before class, take a break after studying, or spend time outside without leaving the community.
Before Move-In
Because these Purdue off-campus apartments come furnished, students can focus on personal essentials and decorations rather than purchasing and transporting large furniture. Families should plan to bring bedding, towels, cookware, toiletries, cleaning supplies, school items, and personal décor.
Shared household items should be coordinated with roommates when possible. This can help avoid duplicate purchases and make the apartment easier to organize from the beginning.
Before move-in day, it is also helpful for students and parents to review the lease together. Families should talk through the lease term, monthly installments, required fees, renter’s insurance, parking if applicable, move-in procedures, and move-out expectations.
On Move-In Day
Once students arrive, they should take a few minutes to walk through their apartment and confirm that the main items are in place, including furniture, appliances, keys, and assigned bedroom details. If anything is missing, damaged, or not working as expected, they should report it to the on-site team as soon as possible.
From there, it usually helps to unpack the essentials first: bedding, toiletries, chargers, school supplies, and a few basic kitchen items. Students do not need to organize the entire apartment immediately, but unpacking first-night items can make the first day feel more manageable.
Settling In
Families may want to encourage students to bring a few personal items that make the apartment feel familiar, such as photos, decorations, favorite blankets, desk items, or small everyday comforts.
Another helpful step is for students to tour the building early. Learning where to find study areas, fitness spaces, package areas, parking, bike storage, common spaces, and the leasing office can make the first few days easier.
Location is a major factor for parents comparing apartments near Purdue University. Hub West Lafayette State Street is located at 111 S. Salisbury St., placing students near campus, the Purdue Memorial Union, and downtown West Lafayette.
Walking to Campus
Hub West Lafayette State Street is a 9-minute walk to Purdue University and the Purdue Memorial Union. Students can also walk to the John W. Hicks Undergraduate Library in 11 minutes and the Academy Park in 12 minutes.
That proximity can be helpful for students who want to get to class, study on campus, attend events, meet friends, or return to their apartment between commitments without depending on a car.
Parking
Parking is available in a controlled-access garage for an additional monthly fee. Families should confirm current availability, pricing, and eligibility before signing, especially if a car will be part of the student’s daily plan.
Biking and Scooters
Hub West Lafayette State Street offers covered bike storage, giving students a designated place to keep bikes or scooters when they are not in use. This can be useful for students who want another way to get to class, campus resources, downtown West Lafayette, or nearby errands.
Campus Transit, CityBus & Local Mobility
Students can use walking, biking, rideshare, personal vehicles, Purdue Campus Transit, and CityBus depending on their schedule and destination. Families may want to talk through late-night transportation plans, winter weather travel, grocery trips, internships, appointments, and how students will get around when walking is not the best option.
Off-campus living is a chance for students to take more ownership of day-to-day responsibilities while still having parents and guardians available for guidance. At Hub West Lafayette State Street, students should generally be the primary point of contact for routine housing matters, including payments, maintenance requests, lease questions, roommate communication, and community updates.
What Students Should Handle Directly
Common student responsibilities include:
- Submitting maintenance requests through the resident portal or leasing office
- Reading community emails, portal messages, and other notices
- Knowing when monthly installments are due
- Asking questions before deadlines pass
- Communicating with roommates about shared responsibilities
- Keeping track of move-in, renewal, and move-out information
These responsibilities help students build independence while keeping parents informed more practically.
How Parents Can Stay Involved
Parents and guardians can still play an important role without taking over every detail.
Helpful steps include:
- Review the lease together before signing
- Create a shared budget plan
- Track key dates, including payments, renewal timing, move-in, and move-out
- Talk through cleaning, groceries, laundry, and roommate expectations
- Encourage your student to ask questions early
- Discuss transportation plans for late nights, poor weather, and busy campus days
A little planning before move-in can make the housing experience easier for both students and families.
Is Hub West Lafayette State Street close to Purdue University?
Yes. Hub West Lafayette State Street is located near Purdue University at 111 S. Salisbury St. The community is a 9-minute walk to Purdue University and Purdue Memorial Union, an 11-minute walk to John W. Hicks Undergraduate Library, and an 8-minute drive to Ross-Ade Stadium.
Are leases individual or shared by the full apartment?
Leases are individual and based by the bed, not by the full unit. Each resident signs for their own bedroom space and a monthly installment.
Are the apartments furnished?
Yes. Apartments include furniture in bedrooms and shared living areas. Bedrooms include a bed, built-in dressers, desk, and chair, while shared spaces include seating, a coffee table, bar stools, and a living room TV.
What floor plans are available?
Hub West Lafayette State Street offers studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, three-bedroom, four-bedroom, and larger floor plan options. Availability, pricing, and specific layouts vary, so families should review current options before signing.
Is parking available?
Yes. Parking is available in a controlled-access garage for an added monthly cost. Availability, pricing, and eligibility should be confirmed before signing.
Does Hub West Lafayette State Street offer roommate matching?
Yes. Free roommate matching is available upon request. The team reviews resident profiles and uses information such as shared interests, study habits, sleep habits, majors, and lifestyle preferences to help match roommates.
What should families budget for beyond monthly installments?
Families should plan for required fees, optional parking, renters’ insurance if needed, groceries, cleaning supplies, toiletries, school supplies, transportation, dining out, and personal purchases. If a student selects a Hub+ upgraded unit, families should also review how that choice affects the monthly installment.
Is renters’ insurance required?
Yes. Renter’s insurance is required. Students may provide their own qualifying policy or opt in to the community-provided insurance for $13.95 per month.
Does Hub West Lafayette State Street have study spaces?
Yes. The community includes private meeting rooms, an executive business area with Macs, PCs, and printers, high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the building, and Ethernet ports in bedrooms.
What fitness and wellness amenities are available?
Residents have access to a fitness center, yoga and meditation studio, spa with sauna, rooftop pool, hot tub, rooftop sundeck, and outdoor lounge areas. Fitness classes and spa nights may also be available, depending on programming.
How are maintenance requests handled?
Students can submit maintenance requests through the resident portal or by contacting the leasing office directly. Residents should report issues early and follow up if more information is needed.
Can parents contact the property directly?
Yes. Parents can contact the property with general questions about leasing, amenities, parking, move-in, and floor plans. For account-specific details, the student may need to be part of the conversation or provide permission first.