Questions? We Got Answers
Here are a few of our most commonly asked questions. We believe in transparency, and are here to help you whenever you need.
A. Yes, we do require renter’s liability insurance. This is offered for $10.95 a month, or you can enroll with your own provider. Please contact our office for more information.
A. We do! If you don’t have a roommate in mind, we offer this program for free. On your application, you will fill out a questionnaire to help our team match you with the best roommate we can find.
A. Rent includes Wi-Fi, parking, and access to all our community amenities. Power and water will be split among your roommates and charged to your Resident Portal account each month. The price for utilities will vary based on usage.
A. Yes, furry friends are welcome! They are roommates, too. Simply add your pet’s information on your application to register. We allow a maximum of one pet per resident with a non-refundable pet fee of $300 and additional monthly pet rent of $25. Please note that we do have breed restrictions in plac, including Pit Bull Terriers, Staffordshire Terriers, Doberman Pinschers, Rottweilers, Presa Canarios, Akitas, Alaskan Malamutes, Wolf-hybrids, Mastiffs, and Chow Chows. Contact our leasing office to learn more about our pet policy and register your companion.
A. To submit a work order, please visit our website or download the app to log in to your Resident Portal. For maintenance emergencies, please call the office as soon as possible.
A. Our leases are individual leases, which means you are only financially responsible for your own space. If your roommate transfers schools, you will not be responsible for their portion of the rent payment.
A. Our Rent-Controlled Housing Program is designed to provide affordable housing options for students during their college careers. The program sets a cap on the maximum rent that can be charged for a unit, ensuring that housing costs are manageable based on the applicant’s salary. To qualify for the program, you must have a verifiable income. Please contact our office for information on how to qualify for this program.
View our Rent-Controlled Housing Brochure online for details on the eligibility requirements.
A. Securing your apartment is easy, simply complete an application and get approved to reserve your spot. Our streamlined application process is designed with busy students in mind, allowing you to apply online and receive a decision quickly. Don’t wait until the last minute, secure your spot for Fall 2026 now!
A. We offer both furnished and unfurnished apartments to fit your lifestyle and budget. Our furnished options come complete with all the living areas and bedroom furniture you need to feel at home, making move-in day stress-free—just bring your personal items and you’re ready to go. If you prefer to bring your own furniture or already have pieces you love, our unfurnished apartments provide a blank canvas for you to create your perfect space. Schedule a tour to see both options and decide which works best for you.
A. Living here puts you right in the heart of Tallahassee’s vibrant college scene with entertainment just minutes away. Explore the shops and restaurants along Tennessee Street, catch a game day at Doak Campbell Stadium, or enjoy live music at one of the many venues downtown. For outdoor adventures, nearby parks like Tom Brown Park and Lake Ella offer trails, recreation, and beautiful green spaces perfect for studying outside or meeting up with friends. You’ll also find shopping, movie theaters, and the lively Collegetown district all within easy reach.
A. Tallahassee is known for being student-friendly, with numerous restaurants near our community offering discounts and special deals for FSU and FAMU students. Favorites like Chipotle, Moe’s Southwest Grill, and various local restaurants along Tennessee Street frequently run student promotions, just show your student ID to save. College town classics in the Collegetown district and around campus often feature weekday specials, happy hour deals, and loyalty programs designed specifically for student. Be sure to check restaurant websites and social media pages for current student discount offerings, as they change seasonally.
A. Tallahassee’s coffee scene offers plenty of great study spaces within a short drive. Lucky Goat Coffee on Gaines Street is a local favorite with plenty of seating and a creative atmosphere perfect long study sessions. Starbucks locations throughout Tallahassee offer reliable connectivity and late hours during finals week. Black Dog Cafe on Lake Ella combines great coffee with a peaceful lakeside view, making it the perfect spot when you need a change of scenery.
A. We’re conveniently located less than a mile from Tallahassee State College, making for an easy 10-15 minute walk. Students can also take advantage of StarMetro bus routes that connect us to the TSC’s campus, about a 7-minute ride. StarMetro buses have a convenient pick up across W Pensacola Street.
A. Lively Technical College is just a 3-minute drive away. This close proximity makes it perfect for students with packed schedules who need to get between classes, labs, and home quickly throughout the day. StarMetro’s buses run along W Pensacola Street. For the most current route information and specific stop locations, students can download the StarMetro Moovit app or visit the StarMetro website for real-time bus tracking and schedules.
A. The Social 2700 is ideally situated a quick 5-minute commute to classes. You can easily drive, bike, or take the Seminole Express or StarMetro bus routes that run frequently between W Pensacola Street and campus. Our prime location means you’re close enough to campus for convenient access to classes, libraries, and campus events, but far enough to enjoy a more peaceful living environment away from the busiest student areas. Game days, study groups, and campus activities are all just minutes from your front door.
A. Florida A&M University is a convenient 10-minute drive depending on traffic. FAMU students can easily access campus via Pensacola Street or Tennessee Street, and several StarMetro bus routes connect the area to campus for students who prefer public transportation. Living here gives FAMU Rattlers the perfect balance of being close enough to campus for classes and campus life while enjoying a comfortable apartment community.
A. Yes, we do require renter’s liability insurance. This is offered for $10.95 a month, or you can enroll with your own provider. Please contact our office for more information.
A. We do! If you don’t have a roommate in mind, we offer this program for free. On your application, you will fill out a questionnaire to help our team match you with the best roommate we can find.
A. Rent includes Wi-Fi, parking, and access to all our community amenities. Power and water will be split among your roommates and charged to your Resident Portal account each month. The price for utilities will vary based on usage.
A. Yes, furry friends are welcome! They are roommates, too. Simply add your pet’s information on your application to register. We allow a maximum of one pet per resident with a non-refundable pet fee of $300 and additional monthly pet rent of $25. Please note that we do have breed restrictions in plac, including Pit Bull Terriers, Staffordshire Terriers, Doberman Pinschers, Rottweilers, Presa Canarios, Akitas, Alaskan Malamutes, Wolf-hybrids, Mastiffs, and Chow Chows. Contact our leasing office to learn more about our pet policy and register your companion.
A. To submit a work order, please visit our website or download the app to log in to your Resident Portal. For maintenance emergencies, please call the office as soon as possible.
A. Our leases are individual leases, which means you are only financially responsible for your own space. If your roommate transfers schools, you will not be responsible for their portion of the rent payment.
A. Our Rent-Controlled Housing Program is designed to provide affordable housing options for students during their college careers. The program sets a cap on the maximum rent that can be charged for a unit, ensuring that housing costs are manageable based on the applicant’s salary. To qualify for the program, you must have a verifiable income. Please contact our office for information on how to qualify for this program.
View our Rent-Controlled Housing Brochure online for details on the eligibility requirements.
A. Securing your apartment is easy, simply complete an application and get approved to reserve your spot. Our streamlined application process is designed with busy students in mind, allowing you to apply online and receive a decision quickly. Don’t wait until the last minute, secure your spot for Fall 2026 now!
A. We offer both furnished and unfurnished apartments to fit your lifestyle and budget. Our furnished options come complete with all the living areas and bedroom furniture you need to feel at home, making move-in day stress-free—just bring your personal items and you’re ready to go. If you prefer to bring your own furniture or already have pieces you love, our unfurnished apartments provide a blank canvas for you to create your perfect space. Schedule a tour to see both options and decide which works best for you.
A. Living here puts you right in the heart of Tallahassee’s vibrant college scene with entertainment just minutes away. Explore the shops and restaurants along Tennessee Street, catch a game day at Doak Campbell Stadium, or enjoy live music at one of the many venues downtown. For outdoor adventures, nearby parks like Tom Brown Park and Lake Ella offer trails, recreation, and beautiful green spaces perfect for studying outside or meeting up with friends. You’ll also find shopping, movie theaters, and the lively Collegetown district all within easy reach.
A. Tallahassee is known for being student-friendly, with numerous restaurants near our community offering discounts and special deals for FSU and FAMU students. Favorites like Chipotle, Moe’s Southwest Grill, and various local restaurants along Tennessee Street frequently run student promotions, just show your student ID to save. College town classics in the Collegetown district and around campus often feature weekday specials, happy hour deals, and loyalty programs designed specifically for student. Be sure to check restaurant websites and social media pages for current student discount offerings, as they change seasonally.
A. Tallahassee’s coffee scene offers plenty of great study spaces within a short drive. Lucky Goat Coffee on Gaines Street is a local favorite with plenty of seating and a creative atmosphere perfect long study sessions. Starbucks locations throughout Tallahassee offer reliable connectivity and late hours during finals week. Black Dog Cafe on Lake Ella combines great coffee with a peaceful lakeside view, making it the perfect spot when you need a change of scenery.
A. We’re conveniently located less than a mile from Tallahassee State College, making for an easy 10-15 minute walk. Students can also take advantage of StarMetro bus routes that connect us to the TSC’s campus, about a 7-minute ride. StarMetro buses have a convenient pick up across W Pensacola Street.
A. Lively Technical College is just a 3-minute drive away. This close proximity makes it perfect for students with packed schedules who need to get between classes, labs, and home quickly throughout the day. StarMetro’s buses run along W Pensacola Street. For the most current route information and specific stop locations, students can download the StarMetro Moovit app or visit the StarMetro website for real-time bus tracking and schedules.
A. The Social 2700 is ideally situated a quick 5-minute commute to classes. You can easily drive, bike, or take the Seminole Express or StarMetro bus routes that run frequently between W Pensacola Street and campus. Our prime location means you’re close enough to campus for convenient access to classes, libraries, and campus events, but far enough to enjoy a more peaceful living environment away from the busiest student areas. Game days, study groups, and campus activities are all just minutes from your front door.
A. Florida A&M University is a convenient 10-minute drive depending on traffic. FAMU students can easily access campus via Pensacola Street or Tennessee Street, and several StarMetro bus routes connect the area to campus for students who prefer public transportation. Living here gives FAMU Rattlers the perfect balance of being close enough to campus for classes and campus life while enjoying a comfortable apartment community.
