There is a Kappa Alpha Psi house at Indiana University. The chapter members don't live in it and haven't since the mid-90s or so, since the chapter is not large enough to justify the expenses of living in the house. The chapter owns it though, and is currently renting it out to another group.

mostly non-NIC houses...
 

in '57, KAPsi & APhiA had houses at U of Kansas; also KHK engineering, several other professionals.
U of Mich "the mother of professional fraternities" had a good many professionals with houses in the late 50s, I do not know
about today.
Numbers are imperative to support a house; a lot of fraternity learning is had by having a "total experience."
The Risk Management, zoning, bad press, cost, all have had a factor in many groups being unable to have a house. We brought
most of this upon ourselves...and continue to do so.
With sororities, although no one has seemingly charged so...the
many universities with "rooms" or "floors" or "lodges" or other
means of meeting places, seem to imply they feel the girls are
not capable of managing a house. This is a slap in the face of
femininity, but no one seems to have the guts to say it.
Okay, Tom, how many more have I pissed off? LOL

Here is SAI's Beta chapter at Northwestern:
http://www.northwestern.edu/housing/images/SAI.jpg

Other chapters with houses include Epsilon at Ithaca (I THINK they still have a house, although it might just be a suite now), and the aforementioned Sigma Alpha at Illinois Wesleyan. Sigma Mu at Hillsdale has a house too, I believe.

Wow! That house is GORGEOUS!

I know at Elon, at least one chapter of the NPHC organizations on campus has a house. All of Elon's houses are owned by the university and sleep just 12 members of the organizations, so they're not big at all. The one that the NPHC chapters use is a half-house, like a duplex. Right now I think Phi Beta Sigma has six members in their half and Sigma Chi has the other half. We have a total of 12 houses on campus that house 13 chapters, and we have 20 IFC, NPC, and NPHC orgs on campus as well as a suite in a dorm. This will be the first year Alpha Chi Omega has a house on campus, and we're way excited about it.

The only picture I could find of the houses is here. I'll keep searching to see if I can find more.

I've heard that AKPsi at UGA has a house. My little transferred there and says they have one.

I'm not sure of the letters but the veterinary fraternity at UGA has a house. I was in puppy class with a person who lived there.

AKA, DSQ, ZFB,and FBS have houses.

Here are some links to pictures.
PS These pics are a few years old but the houses look the same just they have nice landscaping!

AKA

Phi Beta Sigma

Ceres has a house here at WSU. I can't find a picture right now, but if I come across one I will be sure to post it. Its a really nice house!

Ceres at the University of Kentucky has a house as well.

That's right, the Sigmas do have a house :). It was AKA's house my first two years there. I have friends in Phi Beta Sigma, and they ere very excited about getting a house.

BTW, if you don't mind me asking, since AXO is getting a house next year, who is loosing their house????

At Mercer, we had 4 NPHC (they may have 5 now) and 1 local (which is now gone) and when the new Greek houses were built (2000) all the NPC/IFC/NPHC and the 1 local all got houses. The school owns them, but each chapter is responsible for filling the rooms (10 for NPC/IFC and 5 for NPHC) which cost about the same as living in an on campus apartment. The chapter also has to pay a yearly rental fee for the house itself (really for the chapter room). Anyway...they are nice and all look similar.

Do they own this house? I always thought they just leased it year to year, and every year a new group of brothers moved in.