Overview and Location
The Pacific is a student housing property located at Tucson, AZ 85719, USA, serving the University of Arizona campus area. The property offers a mix of shared and private room configurations, with unit types ranging from one-bedroom to five-bedroom apartments. It includes amenities such as a fitness center, laundry facility, and is pet-friendly. The property currently holds a Google rating of 4 out of 5 based on 579 reviews.
The building is situated close to the University of Arizona, making it a convenient option for students who prefer walking or a short commute to campus. The address places it within the broader Tucson student housing market, which comprises at least eight properties listed on student housing platforms.
Price Positioning vs Tucson Market
The Pacific has a monthly price range of $999 to $2,444 (indicative — confirm with the operator). This places it above the city-wide “from price” of $599 per month, which typically represents the lowest-cost shared room in the area. The median price for a one-bedroom unit at The Pacific is near the upper end of the range, reflecting its location and amenities.
Compared to other Tucson student housing options, The Pacific sits in the mid-to-upper price tier. For context, many purpose-built student accommodations in the city start around $600–$800 per month for shared rooms in older buildings or farther from campus. The Pacific’s starting price of $999 indicates it targets students who prioritize proximity, newer renovations, or private units over absolute low cost. The maximum monthly rent of $2,444 is likely for large private studios or premium layouts.
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary based on lease length, room type, and promotions. Always confirm directly with the operator.
Room Type Guidance
The Pacific offers five unit configurations:
- 1-bedroom (1b)
- 2-bedroom (2b)
- 3-bedroom (3b)
- 4-bedroom (4b)
- 5-bedroom (5b)
Given the price range, it is reasonable to assume that one-bedroom units fall at the higher end (closer to $2,444) and that larger shared units (4b, 5b) are priced lower per person, likely starting near $999 per month per occupant. The 5-bedroom option is relatively uncommon in student housing; it may appeal to groups of friends or roommates seeking a larger shared space.
For students on a tight budget, choosing a 4- or 5-bedroom unit in The Pacific could bring the monthly cost closer to the city’s from-price of $599, but it will still be above that baseline. Those who require a private room or studio should expect to pay $1,200–$2,000+.
Who This Residence Suits
The Pacific is best suited for University of Arizona students who:
- Want to live within walking distance of campus.
- Value on-site fitness and laundry facilities.
- Are comfortable with a moderate-to-high monthly housing cost.
- Prefer a pet-friendly environment.
- Are open to sharing an apartment with multiple roommates to lower individual costs.
The property’s location and recent upgrades (as noted in reviews) make it an option for students who prioritize convenience and a modern living experience.
Who This Residence Does Not Suit
Based on resident feedback and pricing, The Pacific may not be suitable for:
- Students on a strict budget, as the starting price of $999 is well above Tucson’s cheapest options.
- Those who require responsive maintenance and reliable communication from management — reviews indicate significant delays for essential repairs like air conditioning.
- Students who dislike surprise utility bills with short payment windows — one review highlights a 24-hour notice period for utility charges.
- Anyone concerned about package security — a review mentions lost packages.
- Students who prefer smaller buildings or quieter environments; The Pacific appears to be a large complex with typical student-housing issues.
What Residents Actually Say
Reviews from the Google platform provide a mixed picture.
Julia Dunn (1 star):
“This place is a disaster. My daughter, a U of A student, has lived here several years. They don’t tell you how much your utilities are until the first of each month but you have to pay by the first or you’re late, so basically you have 24 hours. I’d be happy to pay a week early but this isn’t an option. They lose mail”
Terence Jackson (5 stars):
“The property going through major upgrades have definitely added an elevated experience for residents. Despite the naysayers that may be doubtful of the changes being made, you have to see the property for yourself and prepare to be amazed. 💪🏾”
Alen M (1 star):
“WORST BUILDING TO LIVE ON CAMPUS. They can send endless reminders about rent but they can’t send a maintenance worker to our apartment for 2 weeks to fix the air conditioning. There is always endless problems with this building and they never seem to make them right, also if you want to lose a couple valuable packages,”
These reviews highlight three key themes: ongoing renovations that some residents appreciate, and serious complaints about utility billing transparency, maintenance responsiveness, and mail/package handling. The combination of one-star and five-star reviews suggests the experience can vary significantly — possibly depending on which building phase a tenant occupies or which management team is assigned.
Booking Timing
The Pacific lists an availability date of 20 August 2026, which aligns with the typical academic move-in period for the University of Arizona (fall semester start). Students planning to enroll in the 2026-2027 academic year should consider the following:
- Early booking (late 2025 to spring 2026) is advisable to secure the best unit type and price. Lower-priced shared units often sell out first.
- If you wait until summer 2026, availability may be limited to higher-priced private rooms or less desirable floor plans.
- The property does not specify a minimum lease term in the given data, but most student housing leases are for a full academic year (August to July). Check with the operator for shorter-term options.
Given the mixed reviews, it is prudent to tour the property in person or request a virtual tour before committing to a lease.
FAQ
H3: What is the typical security deposit for The Pacific?
The data provided does not include a specific deposit amount. Security deposits for student housing in Tucson generally range from $200 to $800, depending on the unit and credit check. Contact The Pacific directly for current deposit policies.
H3: Is the property fully furnished?
The given information does not specify furnishing. Many student housing properties in the area offer furnished units (bed, desk, chair, common furniture), while others are unfurnished. Confirm with the operator before signing a lease.
H3: Are utilities included in the rent?
Based on resident reviews, utilities are not fully included in the monthly rent. Tenants appear to pay separate utility bills, which are calculated monthly with a short payment deadline. The exact utilities covered (electricity, water, internet) and any caps should be verified directly.
Sources & data date: 2026-07
This article is based on data from a student housing platform dated July 2026, including property details, Google reviews, and pricing. All figures are indicative and subject to change.
For current availability, pricing, and unit-specific details, use the on-site assistant on the housing platform to connect with a live agent who can provide real-time information.
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