When looking at Fullerton apartment rentals by the number of bedrooms, you can see how rent increases with each floor you go up. To put it simply, think of a studio on the first floor and a three-bedroom on the fourth floor. Each step up increases both the size and the rent.

The average rent for a studio is $1,779, with a size of 471 square feet. A one-bedroom is $2,260 for 694 square feet, a two-bedroom is $2,848 for 999 square feet, and a three-bedroom is $3,491 for 1,169 square feet. If the term is unfamiliar, you can roughly convert square feet to Korean pyeong by dividing by 3.3.

• Studio: $1,779 / 471 square feet
• 1 Bedroom: $2,260 / 694 square feet
• 2 Bedrooms: $2,848 / 999 square feet
• 3 Bedrooms: $3,491 / 1,169 square feet

Fullerton is home to California State University, Fullerton, which creates a steady demand from students. As a result, there are relatively more studios and one-bedrooms available compared to other cities in Orange County. However, recent new developments are primarily focused on one and two-bedroom units, with a limited supply of three-bedrooms.

The demand for each type of unit can be summarized as follows: studios and one-bedrooms are mainly sought after by college students and young professionals, two-bedrooms are popular among roommates or families with one child, and three-bedrooms are typically sought by families with multiple children or Korean households living with parents.

The rent gap shows that each additional bedroom increases rent by between $480 and $640. The jump from one-bedroom to two-bedroom units shows the largest increase, likely due to the higher demand for smaller units from students compared to the relatively tight supply of two-bedrooms and larger units sought by families.

Korean households choosing units in Fullerton should consider both school districts and the rent volatility caused by student demand. It is advisable to start searching with some lead time, as listings and prices can fluctuate around the start of the semester.

Before signing a lease, it's a good idea to check the latest prices on rentcafe.com and apartments.com, and keep in mind that the unit composition ratios can vary by complex.