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Housingguide2018 SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT H THURSDAY,OUSING MARCH 29, 2018 | USC D AG I L Y TUIDE R O J A N 2018 Sorting Out The Options Jonathon Xue | Daily Trojan ALSO AVAILABLE ONLINE STARTING MARCH 30 AT DAILYTROJAN.COM/HOUSING A PUBLICATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DAILY TROJAN PAGE S2 MARCH 29, 2018 | SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT HOUSING GUIDE Finding the place to live that’s right for you Finding a place to live is roommate is much cheaper than weekends. Do a budget before the premium? A reserved parking like choosing a partner — it’s living alone, but those who need you start shopping to figure out space might be a better investment exciting, but also potentially time alone to study may find it Visit apartments what you’re willing to spend. in this parking-deprived area, disastrous. Just like choosing a worth the extra cost. Sometimes Avoid renter’s remorse by doing a or a gym in the building might romantic interest, you’ll be much renting a room by yourself budget first. save you time in the morning. happier if you first take some in a large house can be a good during the day With the vast amenities and open time to think about what is compromise. Where do you want to live? spaces available in and around important to you and what you’d and at night to The neighborhoods around USC, maybe all you need is a place be willing to sacrifice. Making Do you have a compatible campus offer a variety of different to crash at night, and in that case a list of priorities will help you roommate in mind? get a feel for the living experiences. Do you want a you might opt for a lower-budget sort through your choices and Great friends don’t always quieter neighborhood or one with option. improve your chances of avoiding make great roommates, so choose area. lots of other college students? a mistake. carefully. Ask your friends if they Something more sophisticated Should I rent or buy? Answer for yourself the know of anyone who is looking commitment, so if this is too long Downtown? Explore different If you’re planning on staying following questions about your for a roommate or apartment. If for you, consider a sublet or a neighborhoods to get a feel in the area after graduation, the potential housing situation, and you can’t afford to live alone but month-to-month lease. You can for the atmosphere. Visit them churning housing market has then prioritize them so that you’ll don’t know of anyone, look for a try to negotiate a deal if you’re during the day and at night to created a great opportunity to know what’s a must-have. person with a spare room. The willing to stay for a longer amount get a feel for the area, and look buy. Most students won’t have the Daily Trojan Classifieds lists these of time. in the newspaper to get a sense capital to make a down payment, Do you want roommates? postings. of whether you can afford the and loans with no money down This question will dictate What can you afford? apartments in the area. should be avoided. Students may much of your housing search and How long will you live Sometimes the new luxury consider partnering with parents significantly change what you’re in this space? pad is worth every penny, but What kind of amenities or trusted friends to purchase a looking for. Before deciding you Short leases will severely you might also prefer having do you need? condo or other property. Consult may want to research the cost limit your housing options. Most that extra money to go out on Having a pool is great, but a licensed real estate agent. of rent in the area. Living with a leases require at least one year’s will you use it enough to pay OPTIONS ABOUND · The neighborhoods around University Park and downtown Los Angeles offer an increasing number of housing choices. A Premier Provider of Houses & Apartments for USC Students for over 20 Years Caribbean Adams House Adams Apartments 935 W. 30th St. 125 W. Adams Blvd. 1235 W. Adams Blvd. ENJOY COLLEGE and feel at home with new friends. We have amazing Houses and Apartments available in various locations. Take advantage of some of the best deals around, with apartments starting at just $1150.00. Check for availability today! Visit us at gfpropertygroup.net to see virtual tours, apartment photos & layouts. Contact us at 949-235-1103 to get more information and to schedule a viewing. HOUSING GUIDE MARCH 29, 2018 | SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT PAGE S3 PAGE S4 MARCH 29, 2018 | SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT HOUSING GUIDE HOUSING GUIDE MARCH 29, 2018 | SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT PAGE S5 NOW PRE-LEASING MARY ANN APTS. Know what to look Locations on 30th St. Steps to USC Village for in your apartment Furnished 1 & 2 bedroom apts. Managed by a Trojan Family Before you sign the Offering USC Student Housing lease, make sure Options for Over 50 Years. [email protected] these items are in (213) 747-2275 good condition Look before you lease! One, Two, Three, Four, Five and Six Most property owners do their Bedroom Apartments and Homes best to provide a safe, clean living environment for their Near USC • $1,400/Month and up tenants, but occasionally there may be problems from Hardwood floors, washer/dryer, spacious previous tenants that have gone unnoticed. bedrooms and close to campus. It’s important that you Flexible lease start and end dates. note any broken or non- functioning items in your Go to cvhousing.com for details room or apartment so that or call (818) 540-5460 you won’t be held responsible after you move out. This way, you’re more likely to get your security deposit returned, TIRED OF ROOMMATES? and your landlord or property SICK OF SHARED HOUSING? manager will probably be Quiet, clean, fully furnished 1BD/1BA Guest Unit with grateful to know about any hardwood floors, eat-in kitchen, and lots of natural light. problems beforehand. Non-smoking. No pets. Located above a detached garage, Don’t just get an apartment because it looks nice or has a in back of a beautiful historic home with its own pool. In addition to checking separate entrance. Laundry inside the unit. out the size and amenities Free WiFi and free local Digital TV included. of the apartment, remember Garage parking available. Only 8 blocks from campus to inspect the “hidden” within the USC Public Safety Patrol / Response Zone. attributes. $1,450/mo + utilities (elec, trash, & gas). Flexible lease terms. Before you sign the lease, CALL 213-220-3234. make sure you’ve confirmed that the following work properly, especially because broken items can be brought Mardi Gras Mardette Apartments to the landlord’s attention, Bachelor ($1,000/month)& 1+2 ($1,800/month) and a written and initialed promise to repair can be Studio ($1,400/month) 2+2 ($2,800/month) added to the lease. Also be sure you know what Security deposit $1,000. Some renovated units. accessories and appliances Water, trash & parking paid. Large newly painted units - includes will be included (refrigerator, stove, refrigerator, microwave, A/C, pool, laundry, gated entry. microwave, curtains, shower rod and shower curtain, etc.) stock.xchng 720 West 27th Street & 2707 Portland Street Here are some items to (213) 747-5200 inspect before you sign your lease: Cleanliness Check for dirt in the Sink Faucets in Kitchen / cabinets or closets. The Bathroom and Shower Head apartment should be swept, Make sure water comes mopped, and vacuumed. Ellendale Arms Apartments out of the faucets and shower Also be sure to check for any heads, and the pressure is cockroaches or ants crawling Apartments more than a dribble. Also see around. if the hot water works. No one Moving Out for Rent wants to take a cold shower When moving out of your their first days in their new apartment, be sure to leave Starting home. everything clean and close to Toilet the way it was when you first Aug. 1, 2018 Check that the toilet moved in. A property owner flushes properly and is allowed to use some of thoroughly. Depending on the the security deposit to make force of the flush, you may repairs for anything that you need to invest in a plunger. have broken or clean anything Appliances that you have left dirty. Make sure all appliances, Many landlords won’t such as the stove, oven, charge for minor wear and STUDIO starting at $1,650/month refrigerator, air conditioner tear, but they do have the and heater are functioning right to use some of your 1 BEDROOM starting at $2,050/month properly. deposit for new paint and Wear and Tear carpeting if it is necessary. 2 BEDROOM starting at $2,200/month Take a look at the carpet If a landlord tells you that and walls to see if there are he or she is keeping some Landlord pays water, gas & trash stains or marks. Point these or all of your deposit, ask out to your potential landlord for an itemized report of the Tenant pays electricity, cable/internet to make sure you aren’t held repairs. They must do so by accountable for them. law, and the amount must be Ellendale Arms Apartments is a 67 unit apartment Electricity reasonable in relation to the Check the lights and outlets repair. complex with available units located in the Historic to make sure the electricity is Most important, it’s a West Adams District and just 2.5 blocks north of the working properly.
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