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Living together or alone, these are some ground plans, prices and living arrangements to consider as you apartment shop.

432 square feet pr person Great price: A 2-bedroom townhome at Colonial Crest offers rent of $325 per month for an unfurnished townhome and $330 for furnished with a square footage of 448 per person.

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One box spring, one dresser, a favorite bean bag chair and five new roommates later and suddenly your new apartment isn’t looking so spacious anymore. To avoid under-or-over-estimating how much space you need, here’s a guide to determing the right size for a great price.

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7 365 square feet per person Great price: Woodstone Apartments (part of Cedarview Management Apartments) allows up to 4 tenants in a 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment. If you don’t mind being a bit cozy, you’ll have 167 square feet to yourself, but you will only pay $222.50 a month.

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FEAST BAKERY CAFÉ This café is known for its tamales, but also try the meatloaf sandwich served with sweet potato wedges. Finish the meal with one of the fabulous freshly-baked pastries.

THE TROJAN HORSE To truly sample Greek food, order Combination Plate I or II. Combination Plate II is perfect for vegetarians. For dessert, try baklava ice cream or ambrosia, the dessert of the gods.

MY THAI CAFE For an appetizer, order the fresh Thai basil rolls. The café has an excellent Thai flavor. Appealing entrées include Gaeng-GraRee (Yellow Curry) and Pad-Kee-Mao, a noodle dish with bell peppers, tomatoes and eggs.

GRAZIE! ITALIAN EATERY Try the interesting appetizer of Parmesan truffle chips or antipasti per due. Have the incredible Tuscan rigatoni, the cream and crimson manicotti or the hearty traditional meat lasagna as an entrée.

CHAPMAN’S RESTAURANT AND BAR Begin with the savory roasted pumpkin bisque followed by the satisfying grilled center cut filet of beef, served with whipped potatoes and sautéed asparagus. For a healthier dessert, try honey fig poached pears.

MOTHER BEAR’S PIZZA No restaurant list is complete without mentioning Mother Bear’s Pizza. The deep-fried polpettes make a perfect addition to its beloved breadsticks. Great pizzas include the Treasure of Monte Cristo and the Dixie Two-Step.

SCENIC VIEW RESTAURANTThe crab cake mac is an unusually delicious appetizer. It is a combination of macaroni and cheese with crab cakes. The prime steak and broccoli stir-fry is a wonderful entrée option.

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Dining out on a budget So, you have some money to spend, but you’re tired of dorm food, Pizza X and that restaurant you visit all the time. Here are some local restaurants that offer the best flavor for your dollar. BY MELINDA ELSTON | meelston@indiana.edu

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FARMBLOOMINGTON FARM has amazing appetizers to choose from, including the garden white bean hummus and FARMfamous garlic fries. The Burton’s Maplewood Farm baby back ribs are a delicious flavor explosion of coconut and jalapeños. FINCH’S BRASSERIE To start, order the Maple Leaf Farm duck wings in the orange-harissa glaze. Entrées include veal osso bucco and seafood stew. The vegetable-phyllo turnover is a tasty option for vegetarians.

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O BLOOMINGTON BREWS These local brews aren’t made for beer pong. PHOTO AND STORY BY CHARLES SCUDDER | cscudder@indiana.edu

ne of the best ways to make your apartment just a little classier is to leave behind the Keystone cans and turn to a better brew. Here’s the lowdown on the top beers of Bloomington.

AFFORDABLE: UPLAND BREWING CO. WHEAT ALE — $7.99 FOR A SIX-PACK OF 12-OZ. BOTTLES

MID-RANGE: BLOOMINGTON BREWING CO. QUARRYMAN PALE ALE — $12.95 FOR A HALF-GALLON GROWLER

PRICEY: CUTTERS BREWING COMPANY EMPIRE IMPERIAL STOUT — $13.99 FOR A 22-OZ. BOTTLE

When it comes to wheat ales, I’m more of a German hefeweizen fan. Upland Wheat, however, does do a good job of taking a classic style and making it available for beginning hopheads. Light, citrusy, aromatic and served with a fresh orange slice, Upland Wheat is great for relaxing on a hot afternoon or for any beer drinker on a budget.

Hoosiers sure know how to make a pale ale. My favorite pale ales are made right here in Indiana, and one of the best is made on 10th Street by Blooming Brewing Company. Quarryman is fresh, crisp and full of hop flavor and aroma, with just enough bitterness. I enjoy it on tap at Nick’s English Hut during a basketball game, but you can also buy it by the growler-full at Lennie’s Brewpub.

Cutters is the smallest and newest brewery in town, but it’s already begun to establish itself as able to play with the big dogs when it comes to making quality beer. The Empire Imperial Stout is well worth the price. It is black, malty and thick with wonderful chocolaty notes. Cutters easily makes the best stout in town.

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UNION STREET APARTMENTS (4) Though they’re a little farther than many students might like, Union Street Apartments offer the nicest suites on campus, and each apartment has a kitchen, bathroom and washer and dryer. The biggest downside, besides being far from classes, is the complex’s price.

EIGENMANN (3) With the Hoosier Café and Store and the recent move of IU Outdoor Adventures, there’s more reason to go there than many remember. We recommend this dorm for people who like a good hike — either with a backpack to campus or a tent on an Outdoor Adventure.

Benefits: Music, Movies and More; apartments instead of dorms; Union Street Market. Distance: From IMU .75 miles From Assembly Hall 1.1 miles From Sample Gates 1 mile

Benefits: Outdoor Adventures, IU Bookstore, lofted bed capability, Hoosier Café and Store. Distance: From IMU .83 miles From Assembly Hall 1.2 miles From Wells Library .4 miles

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FOSTER (3) Much like Forest, Foster lays somewhere in the middle of the residence centers list. Though the dorms are nothing to write home about, Foster does have a center building with Gresham Food Court, a late-night recreation venue and an ice cream shop. Benefits: Gresham Food Court, near the Kelley School of Business, Global Village and Foster International LLCs. Distance: From IMU .67 miles From Wells Library .45 miles From Sample Gates .96 miles

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MCNUTT (2) McNutt is the Teter of the north with no impressive amenities. While it’s a smidgen closer to campus than Briscoe, it doesn’t have Briscoe’s suites or Foster’s food court. We recommend choosing one of the other two. Benefits: Hoosier Café and Store, Kelley Living Learning Center offices. Distance: From IMU .71 miles From Wells Library .55 miles From Sample Gates .98 miles

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13 WILLKE (3) Though Willkie has the best C-store on campus, it’s far from most central buildings, lacks a sense of community and is a little overpriced. If you’re looking for a quiet stay, consider it, but otherwise, it’s a boring option.

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Benefits: C-store; Music, Movies and More; no resident assistants; laundry facilities in apartments. Distance: From IMU .78 miles From Wells Library .56 miles From Sample Gates .98 miles

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Willke TETER (2) Without a food court, basketball court or C-store, Teter usually gets the short end of the stick in dorm choices. But it does have one thing Wright doesn’t: air conditioning. We think that’s something, but it’s not a deal-breaker. If choosing between the two, pick Wright.

Union

Benefits: Close to Wright food court and C-store, restroom renovations, RPS library. Distance: From IMU .57 miles From Wells Library .25 miles From Sample Gates .82 miles

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FOREST (3) It’s not great, it’s not bad — it’s just in the middle. Forest Residence Center has a few amenities that other dorms don’t have, but no food courts or cafés. It’s not the farthest from campus, but it’s not the closest. So, we won’t rag on Forest, but we won’t promote it, either.

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Benefits: Music, Movies and More; game room. Distance: From IMU .7 miles From Wells Library .75 miles From Sample Gates 1.1 miles

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WRIGHT (4) Wright has basically all the amenities a student can ask for, including a food court, sports facilities and movie rentals. Though it doesn’t have air conditioning, it’s the most central dorm on campus and makes up for what it lacks two-fold. We say Wright should be in your top three choices.

READ (4) If Read had full suites instead of shared bathrooms between two dorm rooms, it’d be the best residence center on campus. It has three food places; a Movies, Music and More; and a great location, especially for Jacobs School of Music students.

Benefits: C-store and food court in dorm; Music, Movies and More; basketball, tennis and volleyball courts. Distances: From IMU .49 miles From Wells Library .15 miles From Sample Gates .74 miles

Benefits: El Bistro; Hoosier Café; Landes Dining Room; Music, Movies and More; shared bathrooms. Distance: From IMU .48 miles From Wells Library .37 miles From Sample Gates .66 miles

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COLLINS (3) Collins has perhaps the strongest stereotype/reputation of the dorms, but this residence center offers the best sense of community and best location, as well as a dining hall. It is a little more expensive, but if you’re looking to make 500 friends, Collins is the place for you.

Collins

Benefits: Edmonson Dining Hall, student programs, close to center of campus. Distance: From IMU .24 miles From Wells Library .44 miles From Sample Gates .45 miles

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Campus snacks BY CASEY ENGELMAN | cengelma@indiana.edu

1. SUGAR & SPICE They have classic coffee drinks and cupcakes piled high with frosting. But when in need of something snackish, the best bet is a slice of pumpkin, apple walnut or banana bread for only 89 cents each.

There is rarely a line at this café. Grab freshLY baked goods from the local Scholar’s Inn like blueberry or cranberry-orange scones for $2.75 a piece, or a fresh cookie and milk for $3.

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This centrally-located fast food spot can get you something spicy and salty quick. Go for the chips and salsa for $1.99 or the queso and chips for $3.29. Throw in a side of guacamole with either one for $1.49 and you’ll have a fiesta en route to class.

This new corner spot in the Union has a few options, from fresh fruit and vegetable cups to parfaits with white chocolate chips. It also has gourmet popcorn in caramel and toffee flavors, ranging in price from $1.29 to $3.89 depending on bag size.

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This new addition to the IMU’s Market has a hidden gem when it comes to snacking. Amidst the sushi rolls and teriyaki bowls, Sakura has boxes of edamame available for $3.19. Pop it in the microwave before digging in, and dip the pods in soy sauce for some protein-packed bites.

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Beneath Burger King is where this haunt lies. Rather than waiting for a make-your-own sandwich or fussing with the soup ladles, grab a bag of pita chips and a few scoops of hummus from the salad bar.

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9. PIZZA HUT AT THE MARKET The classic grab-and-go snack, the breadsticks in the Union are notoriously easy. At $2.09 a box, this familiar taste will rarely let you down as it’s dunked into marinara.

10. VENDING MACHINE !n the event that lines are far too long or change is all you’ve got, the vending machine is a safe standby. It may not be as exotic as edamame or freshly baked banana bread, but sometimes when you’re in a time crunch, Smart Pop can really hit the spot.

Apart from its pastry offerings, this classic college café has some graband-go items as well. Packages of dried mangoes and apples are available near the cashier for $2.75 each, and could pair nicely with a bag of glazed nuts for $1.50.

8. FRIENDS OF ART BOOKSHOP This spot is a good bet if you’ve got time in between classes in Woodburn Hall or the School of Fine Arts. The top pick is the “Go Picnic” — a grown-up Lunchable of sorts. For $5 try the sunbutter and crackers, salami and cheese, or turkey jerky and cheese options.

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Groceries around town

A After moving out of the dorms and into a house, something suddenly becomes a very true reality for every college student: finances. From utility bills to monthly rent payments to that undying desire for late-night pizza, it can all get hard to keep track of. One thing that stays constant is the need for food. With three meals a day and mid-morning and midnight snacks, the cash required for culinary endeavors can seem to disappear fast. But with some consideration and an eye for thrift, any student can still have some bonus cash in

the budget to blow at the end of the month. Kroger, Bloomingfoods and Sahara Mart each carry some of the same groceries, ones that could be considered staples for the college diet. And while one might guess that bargains only exist at one location, each store has some values to bring to the table. If in the market for produce, particularly apples, head to Bloomingfoods. Not only are the offerings fresher and more diverse, but they’re also locally grown and subsequently cheaper at $1.39 a pound. Another staple to stock up on in the bulk section here is rice, starting at $1.39 a pound. They also have six-packs of freshly made pitas from Falafels for $4. Sahara Mart on Indiana Avenue has a few hidden values as well. If in need of some greens, get heads of romaine

lettuce here for a dollar a piece. Health cereals like Kashi are also lower in price here than at Kroger. And, when you’re in the mood for some chicken, opt for Sahara Mart as well — six thighs of local Amish chicken go for $4.40 and four breasts of local Amish chicken for $5. Many of the remaining groceries investigated — bananas, frozen vegetables, pasta and sauce, eggs, milk and sandwich bread — were cheapest at Kroger. The greatest difference in price existed for eggs, with a Kroger dozen averaging a dollar less than the other two stores visited. There is one staple that has yet to be claimed — cereal. Favorites like Special K and Cheerios can start to get pricey at $4.49 a box at Kroger. This might seem reasonable, that is until you buy your cereal with your pharmaceuticals.

BY CASEY ENGELMAN cengelma@indiana.edu

CVS frequently has specials on many cereal brands, applying a two boxes for $5 deal to many popular varieties on its shelves. And while prices differ between each store, each has added value in its members program. Bloomingfoods offers patrons the chance to buy shares of the co-op for $90 a year per household and grants discounts to members on all items certain days of the week. Sahara Mart and Kroger have similar member programs, bringing the price of necessary foodstuffs even more within reach. Whether a dedicated locavore hunting for the most prime produce in town or a student with a packed schedule and minimal time to shop, strategic stops can save you a buck or two when filling your pantry shelves.

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A NIGHT OUT Worried you don't have enough cash for entertainment? Here are a few venues with events for any budget. BY BRAD SANDERS | bradsand@indiana.edu

Music

Comedy

Theater

RUSSIAN RECORDING The best live sound in town is at this recording studio, which sporadically books both national and local acts. $5-15

INDIANA MEMORIAL UNION A whole slew of student sketch comedy troupes turn various rooms in the Union into laugh factories on the weekends. Free

IVY TECH JOHN WALDRON ARTS CENTER A wide range of local groups take the stage at the Waldron, and the atmosphere of the room lends itself well to raucousness. $15, though some performances are free

THE BISHOP There’s hardly a night this bar venue doesn’t have a few awesome bands on stage, and the beers on tap alone are worth the trip. $5-15 BUSKIRK-CHUMLEY THEATER For something a bit more refined (and seated), this Kirkwood institution regularly brings old-guard performers, such as Mavis Staples and Steve Earle, to town. $15+ IDS FILE PHOTO

Liturgy performs July 8, 2011, at Russian Recording. Although its primary function is as a recording studio, Russian Recording occasionally holds performances.

AVALON SQUARE 806 S. Auto Mall Rd. All units equipped with washer, dryer, dishwasher, microwave, stove and refrigerator Water/Sewage and trash removal provided Parking on site Security deposit equivalent to rent price Great location, on the C9 IU Campus/College Mall & #3 Bloomington Transit Minutes from stores, restaurants, banks and theatres

BEAR’S PLACE More than just a place to get your Hairy Bear on, the longrunning bar is also home to the popular Monday night Comedy Caravan series. $5, more for special events THE COMEDY ATTIC Bloomington’s premiere comedy venue also books its biggest comics, with comedians from Judah Friedlander to Marc Maron recently gracing the stage. $10-25

WELLS-METZ THEATRE AND RUTH N. HALLS THEATRE These two nearly-adjacent venues in the Department of Theatre and Drama stage a combined eight productions every two semesters. $15 MUSICAL ARTS CENTER If opera and ballet are more your speed when it comes to musical theater, the MAC puts on regular performances by world-class musicians at a discounted rate for students. $15 *All prices are approximate

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Volunteering Life in Bloomington is more than IU's campus. Here are a few ways to give back to the greater community. BY MORGAN SMITH | smithmol@indiana.edu

Bet Savich started her position as director of the City of Bloomington Volunteer Network 15 years ago. Big Brothers Big Sisters allowed Savich to gain a greater appreciation for mentoring kids. Savich started her personal experience through the School Bigs Program in 2002 and continues to serve as a big sister. “I started to realize the

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impact people had in my life and grew more passionate about it over the years,� Savich said. “I encourage individuals to look up where they really want to volunteer, so they’re meeting their needs at the same time as the community,� Savich said. “It’s a great way to explore their major and to get more experience through volunteering.�

here should I start looking if I want to be more involved in the Bloomington community? Go to bloomington.in.gov/volunteer to search for more opportunities from the Volunteer Network.

17 THESE GROUPS NEED YOUR HELP WONDERLAB Volunteers make visitors feel comfortable and encourage them to explore the handson exhibits and experiences. Contact: Diane David Email: volunteer@wonderlab. org, 812-337-1337, ext. 20 Website: wonderlab.org WonderLab offers flexible scheduling throughout day PALS Volunteers help children and adults with disabilities learn how to ride horses. Contact: Taryn Lyman Email: taryn@palstherapy.org, 812-336-2798, ext. 5 Website: palstherapy.org It is better to volunteer at PALS for afternoons and evenings (11a.m./12p.m. to 3:30/5 or 5 to 7:30/8:30 Monday-Thursday). BLOOMINGTON COMMUNITY BICYCLE PROJECT No prior experience is

necessary. After volunteers are done volunteering, they can choose a bike from our plethora of donated bicycles and take as long or little time as they want to build their own bicycle for free. Contact: Edwin Fallwell Email: Bloomington.Bike. Project@gmail.com Website: bloomingtonbikeproject.com Bloomington Community Bicycle Projects is best for afternoon volunteering. INTERFAITH WINTER SHELTER The shelter needs volunteers to offer hospitality and a warm, safe place to sleep for its homeless guests. Email: IWS20112012@gmail. com Website: interfaithwintershelter.org Overnight shifts are best for the Interfaith Winter Shelter. Orientation training is often required to volunteer.

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Contact and Hours

Type of Unit

Abodes 940 S. Clarizz Blvd. #25

333-3333 M-F 9-5 abodes.com

U/F Apts.

The Grove at Latimer The Woods at Latimer

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SYMBOL KEY !MR = One Months Rent

U = Unfurnished

BALC = Balcony

MA = Major Appliances

DW = Dishwasher

W/D = Washer/Dryer

IT = Internet

F = Furnished

GD = Garbage Disposal

TR = Trash Removl

LNDRY = Laundry

MW = Microwave

Rent, Deposit & Lease Length

# of BR/BA

Amenities

$980-1440 $980+ $825-1060 $500+

2BR/1BA, 3BR/3BA 1BR/1BA

utils: IT, TR; fitness, IU/BT bus, recy., pets and pool, A/C, DW, W/D fitness, IU/BT bus, garage, recy., pets and pool, A/C, DW, W/D rental

PRKG = Parking

Bradford Place Apts. 500 S. Park Ridge Rd

323-7365 M-F 10-7, Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5 Bradfordplace.info

F Apts.

$339-525

2BR/2BA 3BR/2-3BA

utils: (except electric), IT, cable TV w/HBO; IU/BT bus, shuttle service to campus, A/C, DW, W/D

Bryan Rentals 1440 S. Liberty Dr

345-1005 bryanrental.com

U Apts U House

$500-650 2 MR $1000-3000 2 MR

1 BR/ 1BA, 3 BR/1.5 BA 2 BR/1 BA, 5 BR/ 2 BA

BT Bus, A/C, DW, W/D

CFC Properties 3000 S. Walnut St. Pk.

339-1584 M-F 8-5:30, Sat. 10-3 cfcproperties.com

U Eff. U Apts.

$450-475 $300 $525-2700 $300

Eff./1BA, 1BR/1BA 2BR/2BA 3BR/2-3.5BA

utils: Water, Sewer, TR, Recy. (at select); pets, IU/BT Bus, A/C, DW, W/D

Campus Court at North Walnut 2036 N. Walnut

334-2898 M-F 9-6, Sat. 11-5 campuscourtiu.com

U Studio Apts. U Apts.

$515/ 10 or 12 Mo. $999 / 10 or 12 Mo.

1BR/1BA 2BR/1BA 2BR/2BA

Some utils:; bball ct, club house, BALC, pool, on-site LNDRY, 24hr fitness, free tanning and IU/BT bus, A/C, DW, W/D

Campus Corner 1150 Clarizz Blvd.

323-1300 M-F 8:30-7, Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5 campuscornerliving.com

U/F Apts.

$425-455, $100 $529-559, $100

2BR/2BA 4BR/4BA

utils: IT, water, gas, sewer, TR, W/D, GD, DW, BT bus

Cedarview Management 601 N. College Ave, Suite 1A

339-8777 M-F 8:30-5:30 Sat. 11-3 tenthandcollege.com

U House U House U Studio, Apts. U Apts. U Apts. U Apts. U Studio, Apts. U Studio, Apts. U Studio, Apts. U Apts. U Studio, Apts. U House U Studio, Apts. U House U House U Apts. U Studio, Apts. U House U House U Apts.

$1650 1MR $1650 1MR $560, $670-1320 1MR $680 1MR $635-980 1MR $1240-1830 1MR $560, $650 1MR $820, $860-2360 1MR $530-730 1MR $560, $650-670 1MR $2500 1MR $3780 1MR $3975 1MR $1100-3300 1MR $1075-3000 1MR $1875 1MR $1300 1MR $890-970 1MR

3BR/2BA 3BR/1BA 1-2BR/1-1.5BA 1BR/1BA 1-2BR/1BA 2-3BR/1-2BA 1BR/1BA 1-4BR/1-5BA 1-4BR/1-3BA 1-2BR/1BA 1BR/1BA 5BR/3BA 1-4BR/1-2BA 6BR/3BA 5BR/3BA 1-4BR/1-3BA 1-3BR/1-2BA 3BR/1BA 2BR/1.5BA 2BR/1BA

lawn care, snow removal, loft, wood floors, front & back decks, BT Bus, large yard, A/C, DW, W/D lawn care, snow removal, wood floors, large kitchen & living room, BT Bus, large yard,A/C, DW, W/D utils: gas, water, TR.; BT Bus, Onsite PRKG & 24-hr LNDRY, A/C, DW utils: IT, water, TR.; BT Bus, Onsite PRKG & LNDRY, A/C, DW utils: IT, water, gas, TR., heat ( some); BT Bus, Onsite PRKG & LNDRY, A/C, DW utils: IT, TR.; BT Bus, Onsite PRKG, A/C, DW, W/D utils: water, gas, TR.; BT Bus, Onsite PRKG & 24-hr LNDRY, A/C, DW IT, balc., patio, fitness ctr, onsite PRKG, picnic areas w/ grills, pets, BT Bus, secured entry, A/C, DW, W/D IT, balco., patio, fitness ctr, onsite PRKG, picnic areas w/ grills, pets, BT Bus, secured entry, A/C, DW, W/D utils: water, TR.; BT Bus, Onsite LNDRY, A/C, DW utils: water, gas, TR.; BT Bus, Onsite PRKG & 24-hr LNDRY, A/C, DW lawn care, snow removal, BT Bus, basement, wood floors, 2 living rooms, open floor plan, A/C, DW, W/D IT & cable, balc., crt yard, fitness ctr, onsite PRKG, BT Bus, pool, clubhouse, secured entry, study hall, A/C, DW, W/D lawn care, snow removal, front porch, off-street PRKG, A/C, DW, W/D lawn care, snow removal, laminate wood floor, front porch, BT Bus, off-street PRKG, A/C, DW, W/D IT & cable, fitness ctr, onsite PRKG, pool, clubhouse, BT Bus, secured entry, balc., study hall, A/C, DW, W/D IT & cable, woodfloors, BT Bus, historic building, A/C, DW, W/D lawn care, snow removal, front porch, BT Bus, wood floors, kitchen w/ island, basement, A/C, DW, W/D lawn care, snow removal, front porch, large yard, BT Bus, off-street PRKG, A/C, DW, W/D utils: water, gas, TR., heat ( some); Onsite PRKG & 24-hr onsite LNDRY, A/C, DW

Alexa House 1, 515 W. 16th St. Alexa House 2, 505 W. 16th St. Barneys Place, 612 N. Grant Beechwood I, 316 E. 2nd St. Beechwood II, 322 E. 2nd St. Big Red Apts., 417 S. Walnut Cedarview Apts, 509 E. 10th St. East Bay I, 2539 Eastgate Lane East Bay II,2549 Eastgate Lane Greystone Apts., 2106 E. 2nd St. The Grove, 504 E. Cottage Grove Haneys Place, 2600 E. Dekist Horizons, 626 N. Morton Luckys Landing, 905-907 E, 13th The Lincoln, 533 N. Lincoln Morton Mansions, 532 N. Morton Oddfellows Bldg, 106 Kirkwood Stones Throw House, 403 E. Smith The Tailgate, 1200 N. Woodlawn Woodstone, 515 E. 11th St. Colonial Crest 703 W. Gourley Pike

332-6540 M-F 9-6 Sat., Sun. noon-5 ColonialCrest.com

U/F Studio U/F Apts.

$479-489 $539-549 $624-649 $867-960

1MR 1MR 1MR 1MR

1BR/1BA 2BR/1.5BA 3BR/1BA 4BR/1.5BA

some utils: pool, BT Bus, pets, onsite LNDRY, A/C, DW

Copper Beech Townhomes 986 S. Copper Beech Way, Apt. A

330-8700 M-F 9-6 Sat., Sun. noon-5 cbeech.com

U/F Apts. U/F Townhomes

$660-670 1MR $455-460 1MR $404-409 1MR $340-345 1MR

1BR/1BA 2BR/2.5BA 3BR/3.5BA 4BR/4.5BA

some utils:, TR,BT Bus, IT, free PRKG, A/C, DW, W/D

CS Property Management/ Landlady 225 N. Washington

330-1411 M-F 8:30-5 cspropertymgmt.com

U Studio Apts.

$430-995 1MR

Studio/1BA 1BR/1BA, 2BR/1BA

some utils: off-street PRKG, some on-site LNDRY, pet, some pool & PRKG garage, A/C, MA, DW (in some)

Distinct Management 120 S. Kingston Drive #B13

339-0951 M-F 9-5 U Apts. U Apts. U Apts. U Eff. Apts.

$525 1MR $525 1MR $695 1MR $479-805 1MR

1BR/1BA 1BR/1BA 2BR/1BA 1-3BR/1-2BA

some utils: IU Bus, onsite PRKG, A/C, MA some utils: IU/BT Bus, onsite PRKG, onsite LNDRY, A/C, MA some utils: BT Bus, onsite PRKG, A/C, MA, DW some utils: BT Bus. BALC, pool, onsite LNDRY, A/C, MA

U Apt. U Apt. U House/Apt. U Apt. U Apt. U House U Apt. U House/Apt. U Apt. U Apt. U Apt. U Apt.

$695 1MR $1300-1920 1MR $1900-2300 1MR $1050-1300 1MR $1900 1MR $1750-3000 1MR $2000 1MR $1800/$3000 1MR $585 1MR $535 1MR $460 1MR $635 1MR

3BR/1.5BA 2-3BR/2-3.5BA 4-5BR/2-3.5BA 3-5BR/2.5BA 4BR/2.5BA 3-5BR/2-6BA 5BR/2.5BA 3-5BR/2.5-5.5BA 1BR/1BA 1BR/1BA 1BR/1BA 1BR/1BA

some utils :, free PRKG, pets, BT Bus, trash removal, A/C, DW, W/D some utils :, free PRKG, TR,BT Bus, IT & cable, A/C, DW, W/D some utils :, free PRKG, BT Bus, IT & cable, A/C, DW, W/D some utils :, free PRKG, pets, TR,BT Bus, IT & cable, A/C, DW, W/D some utils :, free PRKG, pets, BT Bus, TR, A/C, DW, W/D some utils :, off-street PRKG, pets, TR,BT Bus, IT & cable, A/C, DW, W/D some utils :, BT Bus, pets, free PRKG, A/C, DW, W/D some utils :, IU Bus, off-street PRKG, A/C, DW, W/D some utils :, free PRKG, pets, TR,BT Bus, water & sewer, A/C, W/D pets, A/C, W/D some utils :, TR,pets, water & sewer, IU/BT Bus, onsite LNDRY, A/C some utils :, free PRKG, pets, BT Bus, IT & cable, A/C, DW, W/D

507 S. Lincoln 530 N. Lincoln 516 N. Grant 120 S. Kingston Drive Elkins Apartments 920 W. Graham Drive 108 E. 14th St. 14th and Indiana 109 S. Parkridge 340 S. Grant 940 N. Walnut 308 W. 14th St. 405 S. Highland 820 E. Hillside 526 N. Prow 503 N. Fess 938 N. Walnut

339-2859 M-F 9:30-5:30 Sat. by appt. elkinsapartments.com


Name and Properties

Contact and Hours

Type of Unit

Rent, Deposit & Lease Length

# of BR/BA

Amenities

The Fields Apartment Homes 1333 Fenbrook Ln.

337-9000 M-F 9-6 Sat. 9-5, Sun. Noon-4 thefields.com

U Apts. U Houses

$860 $100 $1860 $100 Short term lease avail.

1BR/1BA 2BR/2BA 3BR/2BA

garages, storage, 2 fitness ctrs, 2 pools, pets, fireplaces in select units, computer ctr, entertainment ctr, 24hr emergency maintenance, IT, PRKG, barbecue pavillion, A/C, DW, W/D, clubhouse rental avail.

GT Rentals P.O. Box 1841

330-1501 M-F 10-5 gtrentalgroup.com House House House House House House House House House House House House House House House House House House House House House House House House House House House House Apt Studio House

$1,000 1MR $1,250 1MR $1,000 1MR $1,500 1MR $1,100 1MR $1,450 1MR $2,000 1MR $2,600 1MR $1,975 1MR $2,600 1MR $2,600 1MR $2,200 1MR $2,800 1MR $1,800 1MR $1,600 1MR $3,200 1MR $2,200 1MR $2,600 1MR $2,400 1MR $2,400 1MR $3,700 1MR $3,700 1MR $2,700 1MR $2,900 1MR $3,100 1MR $3,500 1MR $3,000 1MR $3,000 1MR $800 1MR $650 1MR $800 1MR

3BR/1BA 3BR/2BA 3BR/1BA 3BR/2BA 3BR/1BA 3BR/1BA 3BR/2BA/DEN 3BR/3BA/DEN 3BR/1.5BA/DEN 3BR/2BA 4BR/2BA 4BR/2BA 4BR/2BA/DEN 4BR/2BA 4BR/2BA 5BR/3BA 5BR/3.5BA 5BR/3BA/DEN 5BR/2BA 5BR/2BA 5BR/4BA 5BR/3BA/DEN 5BR/2BA 5BR/2BA 5BR/2BA 5BR/2BA 6BR/4.5BA 6BR/4BA 2BR/1BA N/A N/A

Central air, front & back deck, off street PRKG, MA, W/D Hardwood floors, fenced back yard, free PRKG, basement, pets, MA, D/W, W/D Lots of space, off street PRKG, fenced in backyard, pets, MA, D/W, W/D Lots of closet space, free PRKG, 1 ½ blocks from stadium/tailgaiting, pets, MA, D/W, W/D All Hardwood floors, storage shed in backyard, new deck, free PRKG, pets, MA, D/W, W/D Fairly new kitchen, bath, deck, carpet, pets, furnace, MA, D/W, W/D Beautiful remodeled house, everything new in 2010, free PRKG, MA, D/W, W/D Hot tub, study, fireplace, hardwood floor, HUGE house, MA, W/D 1.5 blocks from 10th, great location, basement, pets new kitchen, free PRKG, pets, MA, D/W, W/D Beautiful house, new kitchen, large fenced yard, free PRKG, MA, D/W, W/D Close to dowtown, new kitchen, two living rooms, MA, D/W, W/D 6 foot French doors into deck, off street, PRKG, nice kitchen, pets, MA, D/W, W/D Nice front porch, side deck, free PRKG, hardwood floors, MA, D/W, W/D 2 new BA, good storage, front porch, back deck, 2 LR, free PRKG, MA, D/W, W/D Covered front and back porches, huge yard, free PRKG, a very large kit, pets, MA, D/W, W/D 3 levels, 2 kitchens, 2 living rooms, 2 W/D, free PRKG, pets, MA, D/W, W/D Nice house with basement, good location, new deck, pets, MA, D/W, W/D Large basement, hardwood floors, free PRKG, pets, MA, D/W, W/D Corner of Atwater & Mitchell, off street PRKG, big yard, pets, MA, D/W, W/D Nice kitchen, big deck, private backyard, free PRKG, pets, MA, D/W, W/D Completely remodeled summer 2009, new deck, great location, MA, D/W, W/D 2 Linging Rooms, huge bi-level deck, new kitchen Dec ‘11, free PRKG, MA, D/W, W/D 3-level house, large pantry, just south of 2nd Street on Washington, pets, MA, D/W, W/D Close to downtown, wrap around deck, brand new kitchen 2011, MA, D/W, W/D All hardwood & limestone, free PRKG, 300 sq ft deck, MA, D/W, W/D Very large rooms, central kitchen, 2 living rooms, free PRKG, MA, D/W, W/D 2 full kitchens, 4.5 bathrooms, front and rear porch, free PRKG, pets, MA, D/W, W/D Updated kitchen, 2 large living rooms, corner of 2nd & Mitchell, MA, D/W, W/D Remodeled bathroom, new washer & dryer, Walnut & Cottage Gr, pets, MA, D/W, W/D Large great studio, right on 10th and Grant, MA, D/W, W/D Cute house, full unfinished basement, 2 blocks from Bryan Park, pets, MA, W/D

1030 W Kirkwood 1043 S Mitchell 105 E Wilson 310 E 17th 425 N Roosevelt 515 S Mitchell 609 S. Washington 611 S Park 714 N Park 801 N Lincoln 301 E Cottage Gr 403 S Mitchell 426 E 2nd 609 S Walnut 921 S Washington 108 E Cottage Gr 210 E 12th 2128 E 5th 401 S Mitchell 415 S Mitchell 430 E. 2nd 440 E 2nd 515 S Washington 619 N Washington 708 N Washington 711 E 10th 500 S Lincoln 521 S Mitchell 104 E Cottage Gr 600 N Grant 1300 S Park Ave Lofts on College 702 N. College Ave.

332-5698 M-F 9-5 curryurbanproperties.com

U Apts.

$995-1025 1MR $1500-1650 1MR $2265-2355 1MR $3200 1MR

1BR/1BA, 2BR/2BA 3BR/3-3BA 4BR/3-4BA 5BR-5BA

utils: water & sewer, TR, IT, fitness, PRKG, IU/BT Bus, A/C, DW, W/D

Mackie Properties 328 S. Walnut St.

606-1020 M-F 9-5 Sat. 9-noon MackieRentalproperties.com

U/F Eff. Apts. U/F Apts. U/F Houses U/F Condos

$450 1MR $875-950 1MR $600-3800 1MR $950-1050 1MR

2-4BR/1-2BA 1-8BR/1-3BA 2-4BR/1-2BA

utils: water & TR,pets, IU/BT Bus, A/C, DW, W/D

Midtown Lofts and Flats 345 S. College Ave.

327-0800 By Appt. midtownloftsiu.com

U Apts.

$850-900 Call

1BR/1BA 2BR/2BA 3BR/2.5BA 4BR/4.5BA

utils: water & sewer, TR,IT. Two blocks to center of downtown, six blocks to campus, huge floor plans with 10’ & 20’ ceilings, choose from two level loft units or flats, hardwood and stone tile floors, pets, dramatic lighting, IU/BT Bus, secure building, A/C, DW, W/D

Millennium Apts. 1200 S. Rolling Ridge Way

558-0800 M-F 8:30-5:30 Sat.-Sun.10-7:30 mpm-living.com, bloom-living.com

U/F Apts.

$694-1050 Call

utils: water, trash, sewer, IT & cable, pets, BT Bus, A/C, DW, W/D Shuttle service to campus, A/C, DW, W/D

U/F Townhomes

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1BR/1BA 2BR/1-2BA 3BR/1.5BA

Oakdale Square Apts. 1655 S. Oakdale Dr.

332-7289 M-Sat. 9-5 Apartments.com

U Apts.

$530-800 Call

1BR/1BA 2BR/1-1.5BA 3BR/1.5BA, 4BR/1.5BA

utils: water & sewer, TR,onsite LNDRY, pets, BT Bus, recreation, A/C, DW, W/D

Omega 115 E. 6th St., Suite 1

333-0995 M-F 9-5 omegabloomington.com

Bloom Apts. 1050 S. Adams St.

716-716.5 S. Park 1202 N. Walnut St. 501 E. 1st St. 622 N. Washington 1200 N. Walnut St. 222 N. College Ave. #202-203 103 N. College Ave. #3 & 5 626 N. College Ave. #1-4 828 E. University #2 252 N. Walnut St. 103 N. College Ave. 267 W. 11th St. 416.5 S. Dunn 645 N. College #1 & 2 515 N. Washington 412 S. Ballantine 426 E. 10th St. 419 E. 1st St. 714 E. 1st St. 411 N. Washington #5 118 E. 7th #1 St.

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House House House House House Studio/Apt. Studio/Apt. Apt. Apt. Apt. Apt. Apt. House Apt. House House House House House Apt. Apt.

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3BR/1BA 3BR/1BA 4BR/2BA 4BR/2BA 4BR/3.5BA Studio-2BR/1BA Studio-1BR/1BA 1-3BR/1-2.5BA 1BR/1BA 2-3BR/1.5-2.5BA 2BR/2BA 2-3BR/1.5-2.5BA 5BR/2BA 5BR/3BA 8BR/2.5BA 3BR/2BA 5BR/3BA 3BR/2BA 4BR/2BA 2BR/2BA 2BR/2BA


Name and Properties

Contact and Hours

Type of Unit

Rent, Deposit & Lease Length

# of BR/BA

Amenities

Pavilion Properties 219 East 7th Street

333-2332 M-F 9-5 pavprop.com

U Studio U Apts. U Houses U Townhomes

$495-865 1MR $495-1395 1MR $1600-4630 1MR $1900-3800 1MR

1BR/1BA, 2BR/1-2BA 3BR/1-2.5BA 4BR/1.5-4.5BA 5BR/3BA

some utils, IU Bus, A/C, DW, W/D-some units

IU RPS 801 North Jordan Avenue

855-3578 M-F 8-5

individual lease/renter

IU RPS BBHN Apartments 800 N. Union St. #101

U Apts.

11-12: $519-759 12-13: TBD

1BR/1BA 2BR/1BA

all utils: onsite LNDRY, IU Bus, units have a BALC or patio, MA

Campus View Apartments 800 N. Union St.

U Apts.

11-12: $868-884 12-13: TBD

2BR/1BA

all utils: onsite LNDRY, IU Bus,BALC, A/C, MA

Evermann 2001 Lingelbach Ln.

U Eff. Apts./Apts

11-12: $603-707 12-13: TBD

1BR/1BA

all utils: onsite LNDRY, BT Bus, BALC, MA

Redbud Hill 2100 E. Lingelbach Ln.

U Apts.

11-12: $671 12-13: TBD

2BR/1BA

all utils: onsite LNDRY & computer lab, BT Bus, MA

3rd & Union Apartments

U Studio Apts.

TBA

Studio/1 BR

all utils: onsite LNDRY IU Bus, MA

Tulip Tree Apartments 2451 E. 10th St.

U Apts.

11-12: $884-1164 12-13: TBD

2BR/1BA 3BR/2BA

all utils: onsite LNDRY, computer lab & multipurpose room, IU Bus, A/C, MA, DW

Union Street Center 445 N. Union St.

U Apts.

11-12: $869-1015, 9 Mo. lease 12-13: TBD, 9 Mo. lease

4BR/2BA 2BR/1BA 1BR/1BA

all utils: onsite LNDRY, IU Bus, A/C, MA, W/D

University Apartments 1063 E. Third St.

U Eff. Apts.

11-12: $653-707 12-13: TBD

1BR/1BA

all utils: computer lab, recreational facilities & classrooms, IU Bus, MA

336-6900 10-5 p.m shaw-rentals.com

U Houses U Apts.

$710-2350 1MR $625-1250 1MR

1BR/1BA 2BR/2BA 3BR/3BA 4BR/5BA 5BR/6BA

some utils: onsite LNDRY, onsite free PRKG, closet space, TR,all electric, balc., new units, BT Bus, A/C, DW, W/D

Smallwood Plaza Apartments 455 N. College Ave

331-8500 M-Sat. 01-6; Sun. 12-6 smallwoodplaza.com

U/F Apts.

$1249-2499 $1000-2/3 BR $1249-2499 $2000-4BR

2BR/2BA 2BR/2.5BA 3BR/2BA, 4BR/2BA

all utils: free membership to Cardinal Fitness, study lounges, controlled access, penthouse apartments, onsite covered garage and BT Bus, A/C, DW, W/D

The Stratum at Indiana 3131 E. Goodnight Way

333-9868 9 - 5 p.m thestratumatindiana.com

F Apts.

$629-924 Deposit Waived

1BR/1BA 2BR/2BA

utils: water & sewer, BT Bus TR,IT & cable w/ HBO 24-hr fitness ctr, 24-hr computer lab, cinema room, BT Bus, pool, 24-hr maintenance, pets, 24-hr answering service, pets, BT Bus and courtesy officer, A/C, DW, W/D

Tenth & College 601 N. College Ave.

339-8777 M-F 8:30-5:30 Sat. 11-3 tenthandcollege.com

U/F Studio Apts.

$920-940 1MR $950-2400 1MR

1BR/1-1.5BA 2BR/2-2.5BA

IT & cable, fireplace, pool, clubhouse, fitness ctr, secured entry, balc., BT Bus, onsite PRKG, A/C, DW, W/D

U/F Studio Apts.

$915-950 1MR $1092-4680 1MR

3BR/3BA 4-5BR/3-5BA

IT & cable, pool, clubhouse, fitness ctr, secured entry, BT Bus, onsite PRKG, A/C, DW, W/D

The Village at Muller Park 500 S. Muller Parkway

333-6800 M-F 9-6 Sat. 10-4 Sun Noon-4 villagemp.com

U/F Apts.

$830-845 $575-590 per bedroom $595-610 per bedroom $485-495 per bedroom $465-475 per bedroom $490-505 per bedroom

1BR/1BA 2BR/2BA 2BR/2.5BA 3BR/3BA 4BR/4BA 4BR/4.5BA

utils: water & sewer, TR,BT Bus, pets, IT & Dish network, A/C, DW, W/D. Shuttle to IU campus and late night shuttle, clubhouse, IT, café, pool, BT Bus, two 24-hr fitness ctrs, tanning, spa bed, pets, massage chair, sand volleyball, bball and nature trails.

Weidner

327-7859 10 - 6 p.m.

U Apts. U Houses

$1750-2000 1MR $1400-2000 1MR

3BR/2BA 4BR/2BA, 5BR/2.5BA

BALC, yards, BT Bus, PRKG, A/C, DW, W/D

Woodbridge Apts. 3401 John Hinkle Place

337-3501 WoodbridgeApt.com

Apts.

Woodington Management, LLC 205 E. 17th St.

333-9201 8-5 pm (closed noon-1)

U Studio Apts.

$410 Call $450-1000 Call

Studio/1BA 1BR/1BA 2BR/1-2BA 3BR/3BA 4BR/2BA

IU/BT Bus, pets

331-7353 M-F 8-6 callchoicerealty.com

U Eff. Apts. U Apts U Houses U Townhouses

$575 1MR $420-1150 1MR $425-2200 1MR $900-950 1MR

1BR/1BA 2BR/1.5-2BA 3BR/3.5BA 4BR/2-3BA

some units: water & sewer, small pets, IU/BT Bus, A/C, DW, W/D, APLS, BALC, LNDRY, MW, PRKG, IT

Shaw Rentals 1116 N. Walnut St. Southern Drive Village Avalon Square Sarah’s Crib

Tenth & College Village 602 N .Morton

Two swimming pools, lighted tennis courts, pets, BT Bus, bball courts

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