Recomendations for Grad Student Housing (Shorewood: to rent, homes, price)

[Brand1659]

Hello everyone,

I've been going through the forums here for a bit and figured even though I saw some good info I'd ask my question just to play it safe.

So I'm a newly admitted UWM grad student who was just married not to long ago. We are pretty quiet people (not into lots of loud parties etc) and are looking to find a studio or 1 bedroom in the area if possible (but we are willing to commute if we can find a good area).

With that said does anyone have any recommendations for properties which might be good for us to visit in April? We really want to get a solid look before we commit but we only have a few days off of work to go check things out so we want to make it count.

Thanks in advance!

[Nuclear_Art]

When did you want to rent? Also what is your price range?

[Brand1659]

I'm thinking we'd want to sign around may/june and we are trying to keep rent around 600-800 ish range. We can do a little more but would rather not.

[caieva]

a smaller flat on the southern edge of Shorewood would be ideal - lots going on, lots to walk to, but also quiet. Nice older homes, not too pricey mostly. "Snorewood" might be a perjorative to some, but I love the fact its close to exciting areas yet is quiet and low key.