Category: Apartment Searching
ForRent.com Makes Apartment Hunting Easier
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ForRent.com® has recently unveiled the newly redesigned search results and property profile pages to help make renters’ new home search even easier! The new page designs complement the recently redesigned homepage, emphasizing the ForRent.com commitment to a simplified layout providing user-friendly searches for YOU! What are the changes involved and how do they directly impact [...]
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Most Sought After Amenities
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Most Sought After Amenities Gone are the days where all we looked for in an apartment was, “how many beds/baths?” With the ability to do advanced searches online, more and more communities began to add all sorts of amenities. This is a great thing for the current, or soon to be, apartment hunter. It allows [...]
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Staying Fit in Your Apartment
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The same type questions always come up when people begin the search for a new apartment community. How many bedrooms? How many baths? While these are valid questions, you should also consider another factor in your new apartment hunt. Does the community offer a fitness room? (If you maintain a healthy lifestyle, then you will [...]
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Infographic: Most Romantic Cities in the U.S.
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Are you thinking of relocating and want to fall in love with your new home? ForRent.com and Homes.com have teamed up to find the most romantic cities in the U.S. and show you the rental and housing markets for each. Can spreading the love help the real estate industry in these cities grow? Rediscover your [...]
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