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Alright here's the deal
I'm a college student at the University of Houston - Downtown campus.
My roommate is going to be working at a place off Gray St.
We're looking for a 2 bedroom apartment near the area (not too far but inside the loop)
Is there anyone out there who can give me a heads up on where to look?
Or if you have experience with an apartment complex near the area?
Thanks!!!
Answer
More info needed.
Hopefully your room mate earns a nice paycheck and you come from a rich family, if you want an inner loop place that doesn't have dirt floors and junkies at your door for less than $1500 per month for a one bedroom, because location is everything.
Camden Heights
404 Oxford Street, Houston, TX 77007
(281) 733-2683
This place is about 1/2 mile north of West Gray, nestled in The Heights. Recent construction in a very desirable area very close to downtown and accessible to Metro. The cheapest 2/2 will set you back $1725/mo.
Good luck.
More info needed.
Hopefully your room mate earns a nice paycheck and you come from a rich family, if you want an inner loop place that doesn't have dirt floors and junkies at your door for less than $1500 per month for a one bedroom, because location is everything.
Camden Heights
404 Oxford Street, Houston, TX 77007
(281) 733-2683
This place is about 1/2 mile north of West Gray, nestled in The Heights. Recent construction in a very desirable area very close to downtown and accessible to Metro. The cheapest 2/2 will set you back $1725/mo.
Good luck.
dehumidifiers in homes. Do they work?
jenn
I live in Houston and was debating on getting a dehumidifier for our bedroom. Even though the ac is set low its still humid in the house and feels yucky. Think our insulation sucks. Just wondering if the dehumidifier would help make it feel more comfortable
Answer
Dehumidifiers definitely remove the moisture from rooms. We have one going all summer long in our downstairs to remove the moisture. They do collect water, so need to be dumped when full. This may be everyday depending on how humid your room is. I water the plants with the water my dehumidifier collects. You could certainly try it. If you feel sticky, you will probably be amazed how much water this removes from your room.
Dehumidifiers definitely remove the moisture from rooms. We have one going all summer long in our downstairs to remove the moisture. They do collect water, so need to be dumped when full. This may be everyday depending on how humid your room is. I water the plants with the water my dehumidifier collects. You could certainly try it. If you feel sticky, you will probably be amazed how much water this removes from your room.
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