Frequently Asked Questions

The Whit is a pet friendly community. The maximum is 2 pets per apartment. Breed restrictions apply. Learn more about our policy here.

• 1 Cat = $200 deposit + $100 non-refundable fee, pet rent $15/month
• 2 Cats = $200 deposit + $200 non-refundable fee, pet rent $30/month
• 1 Dog = $200 deposit + $200 non-refundable fee, pet rent $40/month
• 2 Dogs = $200 deposit + $400 non-refundable fee, pet rent $80/month
• 1 Cat & 1 Dog = $200 deposit + $300 non-refundable fee, pet rent $55/month

Yes, there is a public bus stop across the street that can take you to multiple destinations including the downtown bus transit center.

Our application fee is $45 per applicant and our deposit is $300. The application fee is non-refundable.

This property accepts many forms of income to qualify for a rental. This includes the Housing Choice Voucher Program. Please check with the agency who issued your voucher for more details and to determine if it will cover the rent on the apartment you are interested in. For other detailed qualifications, click here.

Typical lease terms are 3-13 months, but longer terms might be available.

Yes, Santa Barbara has many safe bike paths and trails. There are bike trails on the bluffs. Nearby, we have a bike trail along the coastline to SBCC and beyond. Or, you can take the trail in the other direction to Hendry's Beach or out to Goleta & UCSB.

Residents are responsible for the following utilities: water/sewer, and electric (power, heat and cooking).

We offer assigned parking spaces in our heated underground garage, ranging from $150/month.

We are a 100% smoke-free community.

We offer an extensive list of services for residents, including package receiving, online rent payment, on-site maintenance, 24 hour emergency maintenance, professional on-site management and more. See full list here.

Corporate housing is available for an added fee. Please contact the Property Manager for more details.

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Businesses can choose to: • Renew the lease under new or existing terms • Negotiate a lease extension • Vacate the property based on the lease exit terms