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05-05-2008, 03:28 AM
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Apartments with ALOT of young adults (age-16-25) living there
I am a single latino, young man with no children moving back to orlando in 3 weeks and i Have a few apartments in mind but i wanted to know from people living in orlando or people who have lived there for a while.
Do you all know any apartments that have a lot of young people living there like from 16-25 age group wise that is still from a $500-700 price range? currently i live in philadelphia in a almost all senior citizen apartment complex ( i did not notice this when i signed the lease and viewed the apt  i just wanted to know because i want to be in apartment complex with many peers of my age group i greatly appreciate all sincere input thank you all so much regards kp 
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05-06-2008, 05:24 PM
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Check out all the apartments near UCF. The college housing apartments are all actually pretty nice, and you can rent a room in them for 500 or under. There may be a few complexes with one bedrooms under 700 though if you weren't looking to have college going roommates.
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