Fourpack at a glance
Fourpack is a student-oriented residence located at Los Angeles, CA 90007, near the University of Southern California campus. It offers shared apartment-style living with 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom, 4-bedroom, and 6-bedroom unit types, plus apartments. Monthly rents range from $3,350 to $9,250, which places it well above the city-wide starting price of $725 per month for student housing in Los Angeles. The property has a 5.0 Google rating from 114 reviews and comes with air conditioning, parking, and laundry facilities. The minimum lease term is three months, offering some flexibility for exchange students or short-term stays.
Who this residence suits
Fourpack works well for students who want a fully furnished, move-in-ready home near USC. If you are enrolling at USC and want to be within walking distance or a short commute of campus, this location puts you in the University Park area. The multi-bedroom layouts are designed for groups of friends or students who are comfortable sharing common spaces with housemates. The 6-bedroom units, in particular, suit those who want a larger social living environment.
Students who value convenience and a lively atmosphere will find the property appealing. Based on resident reviews, the staff is friendly, and the community has a sociable vibe. The presence of parking and laundry facilities adds practical value. If you are looking for a short-term lease of three months or more, such as for a semester or summer program, the minimum lease term accommodates that need.
Students who prefer all-inclusive living with no separate utility setup may also find Fourpack suitable, as many of these properties bundle utilities into the rent. However, you should confirm what is included when you inquire.
Who should consider other options
Fourpack is not the right fit for budget-conscious students. The starting price of $3,350 per month is significantly higher than the city’s median student housing starting price of $725. If you are looking for a single room at a lower cost, or if you plan to live alone, the shared living requirement and high rent make this property less viable. Fourpack does not list studio or 1-bedroom units, so solo living is not an option here.
Students who need a short-term lease shorter than three months — for example, a two-month summer internship — will need to look elsewhere. The property’s “not_available” tag also suggests that availability may be limited or some units are not currently open for booking, so flexibility is reduced.
If you are attending UCLA, the campus is about 12 miles west of Fourpack. While it is accessible by car or public transit, the commute is not ideal for daily travel. Students focused on UCLA might prefer housing closer to Westwood.
What residents actually say
The reviews paint a picture of a well-regarded property with strong social elements. Marilyn Nguyen gave a 5-star review, writing:
“Love the living space! Has lots of room for your daily life and it comes fully furnished!! The workers are superrr nice and fun. I’ve never had a bad experience with anyone there. It’s also has so many great amenities!! Love the workers lots, you can tell they really like their job!!”
Justin P also rated Five Pack 5 stars, focusing on the overall atmosphere:
“The Standard is honestly such a good spot, the whole experience was actually really nice. From the moment you walk in it just has a different kind of vibe that makes it stand out from a normal hotel, and everything just feels put together well. I had a really good time there!”
Rae Jhun highlighted the location and staff:
“The Standard Apartments has been a great experience. The location is super convenient, especially if you’re in downtown LA. The staff is friendly, and it feels like a comfortable and fun place to live. would recommend to anyone looking for a spot in LA.”
These reviews indicate that residents appreciate the furnished rooms, the friendly staff, and the general vibe of the property. The emphasis on “fun” and “social” suggests a community-oriented environment.
Price positioning vs. the city market
Los Angeles student housing starts at $725 per month city-wide. Fourpack’s minimum rent of $3,350 is over four times that baseline. The maximum of $9,250 indicates that the larger, more premium units (such as 6-bedroom apartments with en-suite or private features) command a high price. This positions Fourpack as a top-tier option in terms of cost, aimed at students who have a higher budget or who are sharing the cost among multiple housemates.
When comparing on a per-person basis, a $3,350 monthly rent for a 2-bedroom unit works out to about $1,675 per person, which is still above the city’s $725 starting point. A $9,250 6-bedroom unit divides to roughly $1,542 per person. These figures are indicative — confirm with the operator — and suggest that Fourpack is not a low-cost option even when splitting rent.
For students seeking affordable housing, other properties in the USC area or across Los Angeles offer rooms starting closer to the city baseline. Fourpack is best understood as a premium, amenity-rich residence for those who prioritize a specific social environment and proximity to USC over cost savings.
Room-type guidance
Fourpack lists these unit types:
- 2-bedroom
- 3-bedroom
- 4-bedroom
- 6-bedroom
- Apartment
The “apartment” unit type may refer to a single unit or a studio-style layout — you should clarify directly with the operator. The multi-bedroom options are likely configured with shared living rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms. In a 6-bedroom unit, expect more shared spaces and potentially a lower per-person cost.
For a group of friends enrolling together in summer or fall 2026, a 3-bedroom or 4-bedroom unit could provide enough private bedroom space while keeping common areas shared. For students open to larger communities, the 6-bedroom option offers the most roommates and possibly the lowest per-person price within Fourpack.
Since Fourpack has a “not_available” tag, some unit types or all units may have limited availability. When you contact the operator, ask specifically which unit types are open for 2026-2027 and whether the price listed is per person or per unit.
Booking timing
The minimum lease of three months gives some flexibility. For the 2026-2027 academic year, early booking — ideally before summer 2026 — is recommended to secure a unit in a property with moderate demand. Given the “not_available” indicator, inventory may be restricted, so prompt inquiry is wise.
If you are arriving in Los Angeles for the fall 2026 semester, start your search in early 2026. For spring 2027 arrivals, booking in late 2026 should be feasible. The operator can confirm move-in dates and current availability.
FAQ
What is the minimum lease term at Fourpack?
The minimum lease is three months. This makes it suitable for semester-based study or short-term internships. Leases can likely extend beyond that, but you should confirm any renewal terms with the operator.
Does Fourpack offer furnished units?
Yes. Resident reviews mention fully furnished living spaces. You should verify exactly what furniture is included — typical items are a bed, desk, chair, and basic living room furniture. Confirm directly with the operator for your specific unit type.
How far is Fourpack from USC and UCLA?
Fourpack is located in the University Park area of Los Angeles. It is within walking distance or a short commute to USC. For UCLA, the distance is approximately 12 miles west — a 20-30 minute drive depending on traffic, or about 45-60 minutes by public transit. If you are a USC student, this location is highly convenient. If you are attending UCLA, you may want to look for housing closer to Westwood.
Sources & data date
All price figures are indicative — confirm with the operator. Rating and review data sourced from Google reviews as of July 2026. Property information sourced from the operator’s listing. City-wide from-price of $725 per month based on August 2025 data for Los Angeles student housing listings.
For current availability and exact pricing, use the on-site assistant to connect with the operator.
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