Posts Tagged ‘washer/dryer’

Seek Help From An Agent When Looking For A New Apartment

Wednesday, August 11th, 2010

I couldn’t have said it better myself!  Apartment hunting these days is overwhelming.  Find a knowledgeable leasing agent and save yourself time, money and ghastly headaches..

If you are looking for an apartment, getting an agent to help you with your hunt can be beneficial. Don’t miss out on deals you may not know about. Agents will work for you to find better deals in the long run.

via Seek Help From An Agent When Looking For A New Apartment.

3 Bedroom condo in DeMun-Clayton Schools!

Sunday, August 8th, 2010


Beautiful 3 bedroom/2 bath condo on 3rd floor in the heart of DeMun. Walk to Forest Park, neighborhood shops and restaurants and Washington University. Hardwood floors throughout. Updated kitchen, fireplace, washer/dryer in unit. Off-street parking.
Click here for more details on this property

Gorgeous Loft in Clayton!

Sunday, August 8th, 2010


Beautiful contemporary Hi-Pointe loft with 2 bedrooms/2baths. Modern kitchen with center island, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, washer/dryer, 2-car garage. Walk to Forest Park and Washington University. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY!

For more information on this listing click here

Darling bungalow in South City

Thursday, February 18th, 2010

Charming 1+ bedroom bungalow with refinished hardwood floors, decorative fireplace, stained glass windows, wahser/dryer and updated kitchen. One-car garage makes this a steal that won’t last! For more information on this listing click here

Things to Consider Before Renting Your Next Home

Thursday, January 14th, 2010

Today many people are looking for a place to rent for themselves and their families. While you are considering renting a new home, it is important to understand how the process works. If you do not fully understand the renting procedure, it can be a very complicated and stressful process. People who do not know the ins and outs of the process often end up losing quite a bit of money.

There are actually many how-to-rent guides all over the Internet that will walk you step-by-step throughout the process.  Or call a local rental locator service — their knowledge and expertise can cut down on your research requirements dramatically.

If you have children who live with you, the location of your property is going to play a huge role in finding your new home. Before deciding the area in which you want to live, you will want to check out the schools located in that district. You also want to look at the commuting distance from your childrens’ school and your work. It would be a major hassle if you ended up choosing an area that was far from work.

Making sure the neighborhood is safe is also a major factor that many homeowners will want to look into. Most cities have crime reports available to the public that will allow you to realize which neighborhoods are safe, and which ones are not. You can also get a good idea by just walking around the area. If most houses have bars on the windows and their cars locked in the garage, the area is most likely not that safe. It should be easy to tell if the neighborhood is okay for you and your family.

After you have found an area you feel is right for you, it is now time to see what homes are availabe on the local market. Choose a number of homes that look good and schedule appointments to look around. A great place to start is with a locator — they will usually have a variety of listings for your consideration. When you are looking at the homes, make sure to ask the landlord or leasing company as many questions as possible.

If their is anything noticeable that needs to be fixed, make sure the landlord is willing to fix it before you move in. Be very picky when looking at the condition of the property. Look around the bathroom and kitchen floors,walls, and ceilings for signs of rot, mold, or mildew. Make sure the flooring in all rooms is in decent condition and the walls as well. If carpet and/or paint is destroyed ask the landlord if they are willing to repair any damages before you move in.

So overall the condition of the home, the district it is located, and the safety of the neighborhood are three major factors you should consider before renting your next home.

Posted by Evan Bedard on October 21, 2009

Three Months Free Rent!

Friday, October 30th, 2009

NO RENT TILL FEBRUARY 1, 2010 — that’s the biggest special in the St. Louis apartment market right now! Call Apartment Search (314-821-4999) and ask for details on LCDM. You’ll be glad you did!

Gorgeous condo in DeBaliviere

Thursday, October 8th, 2009

Large 1 bedroom Metropolis condo walking distance to Forest Park & Central West End shops & restaurants. Hardwood floors, granite countertops, in unit washer/dryer are just a few of the amenities in this condo for rent. To see more info on this listing click here

Charming Brentwood Bungalow

Thursday, October 8th, 2009

Darling 3 Bedroom/ 1 bath home on quiet street in heart of Brentwood. Hardwood floors, updates throughout. Close to Downtown Clayton, highways 40 & 44. Finished lower level. To see more on info on this new listing click here

Such an October Deal!

Saturday, October 3rd, 2009

Just spoke with one of our apartment communities – they are offering the best leasing incentive we’ve seen so far this fall!  Get $2,000 off a 1-bedroom, or $1,500 off a 2-bedroom in October.   WOW!

This is a beautiful community, very modern, centrally located in West St. Louis County, with easy access minutes from I-270.  The staff is super, super friendly, too!  I highly recommend this one — 9.1. 

Just call the office for details, 314-821-4999.  Ask the agent who answers the phone about LCDM.  It may take them a minute, but you’ll get the details!  Worth checking out – with this special, currently vacant units will fill up fast.

Webster Groves House

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009

JUST LISTED!! 3 bedroom  1.5 bath home in desirable Webster Groves. Partially finished lower level, fenced backyard. To see more info on this listing click here