chintan
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I mailed them, their reply: "Unfurnished 2-bedroom apartments are reserved for families with children." Only those with the "shared" tag are meant to be shared (and they are furnished)... If you are applying for a 2-bedroom shared apartment, you can either request a specific roommate or you would be assigned a roommate that is looking for similar accommodations.
If you prefer to live in university housing, a room would cost you at least $ 700... Regents park and such places would cost you $ 700 - 1100. <br class="Apple-interchange-newline">On the other hand, if you go for the non-university housing, a 3 BR may cost $ 1200 - 1500, and that would be $ 400 - $ 500 per room. But, you just need to be cautious with this one and avoid things like MAC apartments.
Anybody here is looking to share an apartment in a non-university housing place (My budget is max. $ 550 including utilities)? We can talk!
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Is any one else considering the university's graduate housing? any comments or thoughts?
University graduate housing looks good!! I am not willing to pay for anything more than $500 and so I need to find a room for myself in a 2BR or a 3 BR... I guess marketplace.uchicago.edu would be more helpful for finding people who have already rented out a 2BR or a 3BR... But I guess, with university housing, we'll have to find roommates for ourselves, or do they manage that?
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Accepted U Chicago @ Fall 2011
Org. Chem.
Any idea how do you go about finding graduate student room mates?
University of Chicago
in 2011 Archive
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You can look at the reviews:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/mac-property-management-chicago-4 (People claim that the '5-star reviews' have been added by MAC!)
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I have heard it from many people who have been living there...
All apartments can't be so bad (statistically not possible!
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But, its just my opinion from what I have gathered from people and net-reviews