雪城租房介绍汇总——Part 1:豪华房源（精装修，全包）

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In this tier, the discussion was very different; panelists mainly argued about which apartment complex had the better amenities. Seriously. As a result, you should really consider these complexes as very close—the rankings could easily be reversed.

G. Copper Beach Commons: If you’re looking for an all-inclusive, luxury apartment close to campus, CBC has what you want. Indoor basketball Courts, on-site movie theatre and in-house maintenance crew. All apartments have their own clothes washing machines, in fact, CBC apartments come fully furnished with flat panel TVs, cable and internet inclusive. CBC also provides a private shuttle bus direct to Syracuse University, as well as a weekly shuttle to Wegmans. Short-term leases are also available.

Rate Range: $1000 – $1100 per person per month

H. University Village (UV): University Village apartments are located conveniently at Syracuse University’s south campus, together with the undergraduate students’ dormitories. UV is pretty strict about security and you have to flash your ID card to get into the complex after 8:00 pm. A great bonus is UV provides free printing for your term papers. All your utilities, heat, water, and internet is included within the rent. The panelists felt the best amenity was summed up in 3 words: No. Shared. Bathrooms.

Rate Range: Starting from $1039 per person per month

I. Campus West: With the name Campus West you know this residential area is located on campus. It has a fully equipped fitness center, furnished apartments and study lounges with free-internet. More importantly, one of the only two Starbucks’ on/near campus is right downstairs. Each room has a private bath and an in-apartment washer and dryer.

Rate Range: Starting from $1059 per person per month.

Other neighborhoods The area we call Livingstock—addresses south of Euclid Street like Fellows Avenue and Roosevelt Avenue—are another option. One of our panelists lived in this area and she spoke about her “strict landlady who is like a surrogate mother.” Generally, this neighborhood is less tolerant of parties, and homes are often owner-occupied. For studious grad students, this might be the best option. The range of costs varies widely, and we could not find any information about standard costs. Bottom line: it’s a pleasant neighborhood, especially further from campus, but your experience will vary.


A late addition to the list of available apartments is Creekwalk Commons. Learn about this brand new downtown option here.

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