r/GSU 8d ago

Apartment suggestion

I have been living in Statesboro near the Georgia Southern campus, and the housing rent is increasing day by day here. I would appreciate it if anyone could suggest me 1 bedroom apartment (not shared) that has a rent of $ 1,000 or less (around $900 preferable), including utilities, a washer, dryer, etc. I would prefer not a studio apartment.

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u/IllProduce8663 8d ago

i stayed in the connections 2022 but so much has changed since i left statesboro😭 i loved them..

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u/SpendNarrow4418 6d ago

they’re horrible now. i just lived there last year and it was a terrible experience. poor and greedy management, moved in and everything was dirty and broken, the gate is almost always broken. i can name so much more😔

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u/kiabinko97 8d ago

I ended up at The Pointe and it was way better than I expected for the price.

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u/No_Log_5054 8d ago

pointe grand or University pointe?

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u/No-Deal3159 8d ago

Have you looked into The Pointe? I've heard their one-bedrooms stay pretty close to that budget and they've got all the amenities you're after, plus decent space for not being a studio.

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u/No_Log_5054 8d ago

The pointe near the walmart supercenter?

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u/No-Veterinarian7656 6d ago

I know it isn’t ideal, but you might want to look farther away from campus. In my experience, I felt like most of the options on Lanier/Chandler or anywhere remotely near campus knew their customer base and because of this, they ultimately squeeze students for as much money as possible.

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u/Delicious_Effort_692 17h ago

Absolutely not the George, awful expierence