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Is there a website that shows all apartment complexes in an area rather than just ones that have available units? I’m looking at an area that doesn’t have a lot of available units, so I want to know what complexes exist so I can call and find out how likely they would be to have openings later. Thanks!
Is there a website that shows all apartment complexes in an area rather than just ones that have available units? I’m looking at an area that doesn’t have a lot of available units, so I want to know what complexes exist so I can call and find out how likely they would be to have openings later. Thanks!
What about contacting your city's business or code enforcement office? They may maintain a list of all currently licensed apartment complexes.
I've lived in a few places where the Chamber of Commerce has a list of all rental properties in the area.
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