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Old 04-12-2010, 08:03 PM
 
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I am going to be relocating to the area, but first I am going to come down to check some things out, such as finding a suitable apartment.

I am in my mid 20s and a single male. I have a college degree, but I want to keep costs down initially, as I am going to be moving without a job. So because I am not sure where I am going to be working, I want to be central to St. Pete/Tampa.

I was thinking perhaps Emerald Pointe in St Pete because I can get a 1 BR for $550 and because its close to Gandy.

But I am looking for 1 or 2 other places to check out in case that doesnt seem good to me. Like I said, I want to keep it under $600 for a 1BR or studio, Centrally located, and Ideally have some young people living there (not a huge deal, but I understand some of the apt complexes were old 55+ communities that have been converted, which i would like to avoid)

Any input would be great

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Old 04-12-2010, 08:33 PM
 
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I am going to be relocating to the area, but first I am going to come down to check some things out, such as finding a suitable apartment.

I am in my mid 20s and a single male. I have a college degree, but I want to keep costs down initially, as I am going to be moving without a job. So because I am not sure where I am going to be working, I want to be central to St. Pete/Tampa.

I was thinking perhaps Emerald Pointe because I can get a 1 BR for $550 and because its close to Gandy.

But I am looking for 1 or 2 other places to check out in case that doesnt seem good to me. Like I said, I want to keep it under $600 for a 1BR or studio, Centrally located, and Ideally have some young people living there (not a huge deal, but I understand some of the apt complexes were old 55+ communities that have been converted, which i would like to avoid)

Any input would be great
So, you aren't currently a student? If you are a student, there is another thread that is relevant to your question on the Tampa Bay page. You may want to ck thru the threads. There were a few places mentioned under Quiet Safe Affordable near USF. May pertain to you, may not. Happy Hunting!
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Old 04-12-2010, 08:39 PM
 
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So, you aren't currently a student? If you are a student, there is another thread that is relevant to your question on the Tampa Bay page. You may want to ck thru the threads. There were a few places mentioned under Quiet Safe Affordable near USF. May pertain to you, may not. Happy Hunting!
I am not going to be a student in Florida. In a month I am going to be done with college forever . I checked and found that thread, but my situation is a lot different from his.
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Old 04-12-2010, 08:48 PM
 
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CK out the thread that mentions SoHo area apts. May be more in tune, however, most costly. Will keep my eyes open for you and guide you if I see something you might like. Lots of people on here with GREAT advice, including some realtors. You need to give a little more info on what and where you want to be, including cost parameters.

Good luck!
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