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It isn't guaranteed, but people who want it can generally get it. The sorority houses (in contrast to the fraternity houses, many of which are larger and have desirable locations on campus) are rowhouses and very similar to the off-campus rentals in the neighborhood. So if you want to live in that kind of house, you can share one with a bunch of your friends and probably have a single room and boys/booze if you want them.
I think the urbanness of the school has a lot to do with the culture. There's a lot to do in town, especially once you turn 21. There's a young-professional scene, not just a college scene. Recruitment is still really popular, but it's seen as a frosh/soph type of thing.
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