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Old Posted Apr 19, 2017, 9:31 PM
Spitfiredude Spitfiredude is offline
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Originally Posted by azsunsurfer View Post
What's nice is from the project summary it looks like it won't be a strictly student housing development per se....but there are a lot of studios...W6 II?
W6 doesn't really have that many studios. Each floor averages probably 2 studios, 3 1 bedroom, 3 2 bedroom, & 2 3 bedroom. Its pretty diverse range of floor plans.

Unfortunately I moved out of W6 because they started focusing on "student" marketing. I was by far the youngest on my floor at 22 when I moved in, oldest when I moved out at 24.

The problem is young professionals have a tough time living with students (from experience) because while students can party Monday-Sunday, young professionals can generally enjoy themselves Friday-Sunday. That makes a huge problem for places that let in students. Also, probably the main reason Hanover is 21+ & no co-signers.
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