Dreading another apartment hunt?

Fill out our renewal form. We'll prepare your personal renewal offer and send it to you and your guarantor.

Fill out the renewal form by Sunday, November 15 to lock in your best rate. Once we send your renewal offer, you'll have 72 hours to sign your lease.

You can still renew, but renewal rates gradually go up after November 15. Filling out the form early is the best way to save.

Your renewal offer will show your exact rate before you sign, so there are no surprises. Depending on your floor plan, you may get to keep the same rate as this year.

No. Leases are by the bed, so you're renewing your own bedroom. Want to keep living with the same people? Encourage your roommates to renew too.

We hold your current home for you through November 30. After that, it opens up for new residents to lease. You can still lock in a home with us for next year through December 31, but we can't guarantee it will be your current one.

You can transfer to a different floor plan, or the same floor plan with different features. A transfer is a new lease, so pricing is based on the floor plan and features you choose, not your current rate. New lease rates go up over time too, so ask the office early for the best price and the most options.

No. Your current security deposit rolls over to next year if you stay in the same home. If you used Obligo as your flexible security deposit option, you'll pay their annual fee at the start of your next lease.

Yes. At the start of next year's lease, you'll be charged the annual $60 utility service fee again.

The College Station housing market changes every year, and our prices follow it. If your rent is going up, you may have signed when more homes were available in your floor plan, or during a flash sale.