Austin Reviews

Review for Vuemobi Media by Ferdinand
Rating: 5 Rating
Personalized and direct work with the strategist and developer. Easy communication!
Pros: Locally managed and accessibility to the Austin area.
Review for Melroy Apartments North University by The Westside
Rating: 5 Rating
Location and quick accessibility to UT Austin campus.
Pros: Reasonable and could be one of the lowest rental prices in the area.
Review for Waterston Studios by The Westside
Rating: 5 Rating
Affordable apartment rental price for a studio apartment near downtown Austin.
Pros: Close proximity to downtown minus the higher rent.
Review for Envoy Apartments West Campus by The Westside
Rating: 5 Rating
An excellent option for college students attending the nearby UT Austin campus. Attentive staff and having an online dashboard to view rents and maintenance requests.
Pros: Close proximity within walking distance to the campus.
Review for Rio Grande Square - Student Apartments by The Westside
Rating: 5 Rating
Glad to find independent housing options for students near campus.
Pros: Locally managed and well-maintained property.
Review for The Westside Group, Inc. by The Westside
Rating: 5 Rating
Attentive staff and genuine in interacting with residents. They have older properties yet well-maintained apartment units. Reasonably-priced as compared to the area.
Pros: Owner-managed. Their properties are well-maintained.

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Boundaries: IH-35 to Guadalupe St. and Dean Keeton St. to Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
The University of Texas encompasses forty acres just north of Downtown Austin. UT Austin is in an enviable location close to shops, restaurants and green space. There are a great number of living accommodations in the area bordering the campus.

The north end of campus is home to most of the math, engineering and science buildings, as well as the law school. The adjacent area is a leafy neighborhood featuring older homes and a large park. There are a number of apartments on the outskirts. Few shops and eateries can be found here, as it mostly residential.

The western boundary of campus is Guadalupe Street, known as "The Drag". It is filled with clothing boutiques, casual restaurants, video stores and all of the usual shops aimed at a young clientele. There are several large private dormitories and greek houses in this area.

The southern end of the campus abuts the office complexes and museums of the state of Texas. There are very few residential options in this area and eateries are limited to chain restaurants.

The eastern side of campus is bordered by the very busy interstate highway. On the other side of the highway is an area filled with working class homes that are being rapidly gentrified. Popular restaurants and clubs have opened here as of late, and it continues to be a work in progress.

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