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BRAZOS VALLEY Apartment Guide BRAZOS VALLEY Summer 2011

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walk to classaffordable luxury livingclose to campus

walk to class + private bedrooms & bathrooms + hardwood-style floors

yleresort-styleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleyleresort-styler callawayvillas.com979.695.2300 | 305 Marion Pugh

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A One Of A KindDuplex Community

2& 3 BedroomUnits

15109 B Silver SpringsCollege Station, TX 77845

979.690.2794

www.thevillageatcreekmeadows.com

Convenient &Affordable

1& 2 BedroomUnits

401 Lincoln AvenueCollege Station, TX 77840

979.696.7380

www.eastgatebcs.com

QuietConvenientResponsive2 BedroomUnits

1601 Anderson StreetCollege Station, TX 77840

979.693.2347

www.andersonplacebcs.com

Welcome Home!

1& 2 BedroomUnits

2401Welsh AvenueCollege Station, TX 77845

979.693.9957

www.brazospointapartments.com

We’ve Got APlace For You

1& 2 BedroomUnits

1806 B Yellowhouse DriveCollege Station, TX 77840

979.696.9492

www.hunterspointapts.com

2800 South Texas Avenue, Suite 401Bryan, Texas | 77802

Phone: 979.268.2000 | Fax: 979.846.7020www.OldhamGoodwin.com

Table of ContentsTo adver tise in the nex tBrazos Valley ApartmentGuide , contac t The Eagle

at 979-731-4738.

Alpha-Omega Properties 6

Callaway Villas 2

BCS Apartment Association 12

CNC Investments 13

Country Place Apartments 10

Doux Chene Apartments 7

D T I Property Management 8

Equity Real Estate Group 15

Gateway @ College Station 5

Oldham Goodwin Group 3

On-Line Real Estate 11

The District On Luther 16

Twin City Properties 4

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Few things in life are more arduousand exhausting than moving. While movinginto a new home can be exciting, theprocess of moving is rarely enjoyable. Suchis the reason many people turn to movingcompanies when it comes time to changeaddresses. However, moving companiesare an added expense and not right foreveryone. Many people choose to self-moveto save some money.

The process of self-moving can beintimidating, particularly for peoplewhose move will take more than oneday. Anticipating problems beforehand isoften a great way to ensure the move goesoff smoothly and with as little stress aspossible.

∙ Truck rental: When self-moving, manypeople find themselves in a race against

time to get everything packed onto andthen off the truck so they can return thetruck on time and avoid what is oftenhefty late fees. Such a race only addsmore stress to an already draining day.Particularly for people whose move willbe more than one day, inquire about howmuch it will cost to keep the truck anextra day. This will eliminate the stress ofgetting everything done by a set time.

∙ Map your driving route: Even if you’removing down the street, the route youtake might have to be longer than youexpect thanks to factors you didn’tconsider ahead of time. One of themore common problems self-moversencounter is low overpasses that theirtruck cannot fit under or roads thatdon’t allow commercial traffic. This can

be disastrous for a number of reasons. Ifnot anticipated beforehand, you won’trealize the obstacle until you drive up toit. Turning around a large truck on a busyroad can be challenging and dangerous.Driving on restricted roads can also earnyou a traffic ticket.Also, researching and finding a new

route can be time-consuming, a bigproblem if you need to get the truck backby a certain time. Combat such problemsbefore you encounter them by drivingyour planned route ahead of time.

∙ Cover your valuables: When self-movingfor the first time, many people areappalled as to just how dirty most rental

Tips for a SuccessfulSelf-Move

See Self-Movepage 10

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1 call is all you need to make!!!1 call is all you need to make!!!ALPHA-OMEGAPROPERTIES, INC.

Full service Real Estate & Property Managementwww.alphaomegaproperties.com979-774-7820

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Fax# 979-774-73283131-F East 29th St.Bryan, Texas 77802

Search ing for a new place to l ive?Ti red? Frust rated? Shor t on t ime?

For those who rent, renters insurance coversdamage to or loss of your personal proper-ty. Whether you rent from a house owner, aproperty manager, or a university (as a stu-dent living in a dorm), consider purchasingrenters insurance.

Why do I need renters insurance?Landlords insure the physical apartmentbuilding against damage from occurrencessuch as fire, hail, and vandalism. But theirinsurance policy does not cover your belong-ings, so don’t expect the landlord to owe youpayment should anything happen. Anotherreason to get renters insurance is to protectyourself against any accidents caused by oth-er tenants.

Renters insurance can also protect againstliability lawsuits or medical bills of guestsinjured in your apartment. Some landlordsrequire you to purchase renters insurance. Ifso, this would be stipulated in your lease orlease riders.

There are two kinds of payouts:actual cash value and replacement cost cover-age.

Actual Cash ValueThis type of coverage pays an amount equalto the current cost to replace your items mi-nus the depreciated value.

Replacement Cost CoverageThis type of coverage pays you the amount itwould cost to replace your lost or damagedproperty. You only get the money if you re-place the items. There is also usually a limiton how much money you receive, and thepremiums tend to be higher.

I have a roommate? Do we each getour own policy?It depends on the policy. Some insurancecompanies offer one policy that covers mul-tiple people. Others require each person toget a separate policy.

What is rentersinsurance?

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Places to Call Home...So you can enjoy the best of your college life!

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Arbor Square 693-3701College Main 846-2089The Gables 693-1188Huntington 693-8922Oak Forest 775-9000

Parkway Circle 696-6909Redstone 696-1848Scandia 693-6505Villa West 822-7772Walden Pond 696-5777

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3902 COLLEGE MAINBRYAN, TX [email protected]

(979) 691-6200FAX (979) 691-6338countryplaceapts.net

Features/Amenities• Convenient Online Payment• Excellent Management & Maintenance• 6 Blocks from A&M Campus• Clubhouse with Big Screeen TV & Pool Tables• Pet Friendly• Free Resident Services

FloorplansEFF/1BA 485 SF - 1 BD/1 BA 612 SFStudio/1 BA 531 SF - 2 BD/1 BA 749 SFPrices subject to changeOffice Hours:Monday - Friday: 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.Closed Sunday

Directions: From TexasAvenue and University Drive:go west to College Main Street.Turn right and go north onCollege Main Street. CountryPlace is located on the left.

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Offering only the best in comfortand convenience. Our spaciousapartments are within walkingdistance to A&M Campus,Northgate, and on the TAMU Shuttle& City Transit bus routes. Come relaxby the pool with mature oak trees orentertain friends in the Clubhouseincluding a big TV screen.

trucks are. If you haven’tplanned on covering up nicefurniture or other valuableitems beforehand, it can bea big waste of time diggingout blankets and coveringeverything up once you havethe truck and are ready to go.With respect to cleanliness,expect the worst out of a rentaltruck, and protect valuableitems accordingly.

∙ Load the heavy items at thefront of the truck: The “front”of the truck is the wall closestto the truck’s cab. Load theheaviest items, such as dressers,tables and furniture, on first.When packed tightly againstthe wall, these items won’tmove around once you startdriving. Certain items, such ascouches and mattresses, should

be turned on end so they takeup less space.

∙ Don’t be a hero: At times,you might be tempted to liftcertain items by yourself inthe hopes of trimming sometime from the move. However,

moving is a marathon, not atrack meet, and you don’t wantto waste energy that you’ll

need down the road. Heavieritems should always be loadedand unloaded by a minimumof two people.

∙ Lock it up: While movingtrucks come with a lever thatkeeps the door shut, theselevers aren’t locks. Anyonemoving overnight shouldpurchase a padlock to puton their truck to protectthemselves from theft whilethey sleep.

∙ Don’t forget entertainment:Oftentimes, a moving truckhas the most basic of radios,with no cassette or CD playerand sometimes only an AMradio. Anyone whose move isa considerable distance shouldbring along a radio with aCD player to help combat theboredom.

Self-Movefrom page 5

The process of self-moving can be

intimidating,particularlyforpeoplewhosemovewill takemore thanone day.Anticipatingproblems beforehandis often a greatway to

ensure themove goes offsmoothly andwith aslittle stress as possible.

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WILDE OAK APARTMENTSAND TOWNHOMES

“A variety of floorplans to fit all needs”

1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments andtownhomes. Ceiling fans. Some with fencedyards. W/D connections available. Water paid.Convenient location near TAMU and Blinn.

$395/ $460/ $625/ $7351800 BLOCK WILDE OAK AND BRIAR OAKS • BRYAN

SPRING LOOP TOWNHOMES“Unique floorplan and premium location”

1 bedroom lofts and 2 bedrooms.Ceiling fans, W/D conn.

Internet and basic cable included.Excellent location for restaurants, shopping

and TAMU.

$650/$7501200 BLOCK SPRING LOOP, COLLEGE STATION

GALLERIA TOWNHOMES“Luxury living at an affordable price”

2 and 3 bedroom studio townhomes. Ceiling fans.Privacy patios. W/D conn. Some covered parking.Great central location convenient to Blinn and

TAMU.

Prices range from $625 to $8951600 BLOCK OF BARAK LANE • BRYAN

NORTHGATE LOFTS“A touch of class”

Efficiency and 1 bedroom lofts.Premium appliances including wine chiller

and microwave. Washer/dryer incl.Ceiling fans, blinds.

Walk or bike to TAMU.

$550/$700702 GAYTHA, BRYAN

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Is Your Landlord /Property aMember?The TAA lease is your guarantee that your most important legal•document is in compliance with all state laws and regulations.

TAA’s lease forms are highly recognized by consumers, judges and•legislators, are time-tested, and include substantial protectionsfor owners, as well as fair & equitable treatment of residents.

TAA’s forms are written in a more “plain English” style, which•helps reduce misunderstandings and confusion regarding rentalhousing forms.

Legislation supported by TAA has set the standard for security•devices (locks and other items) required in residential rentalhousing. Texas laws are among the nation’s toughest for requiredsecurity devices and for return of security deposits.

Members are provided resources and assistance to ensure that•members are operating effectively, legally and ethically.

TAA leases are updated every 2 years (after each legislative•session) to incorporate changes resulting from new laws.

TAA has been a key proponent of legislation that has increased•habitability and security standards for residents of rental housing.

Search All Properties at:www.bcsaa.comBRYAN-COLLEGE STATION

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Moving can often be a very stressfulexperience. Last minute details, finances,packing and unpacking is enough to driveanyone insane. The hard part is alreadydone, now you just need to start puttingit all together. Here is some advice to helpyou as you settle in after your move.Unpack one box at a time.

You might feel overwhelmed if you look atall your boxes and think that it all has tobe done at once. Face it, that’s not goingto happen. Unpack what you’re going toneed first, like your clothing, alarm clock,toiletries and a few dishes. After a fewhours of unpacking, relax and enjoy yournew space. Put clean sheets on your bedand get a good night’s rest. Tomorrow,unpack a few more boxes. Take a week orso to completely unpack.

Get to know your neighborhood.

Take a walk (or a drive) around your newarea and explore. Go to a bookstore andcheck out the local scene. Take a trial classat the gym and decide if you’d like to join.Go the community center and pick up acalendar of events.Meet new friends…but keep the old,too.

Keep your old contacts but one of thebest things about moving to a newneighborhood is meeting new peopletoo! Churches, community classes andvolunteer organizations are all great waysto meet new people.Establish a routine.

Get back into a daily routine that isfamiliar to you. If you’re used to working

out every morning before work, join agym. Prepare some of your favorite mealsand watch a television show you enjoy.Find the closest dry cleaners, grocery storeand post office so that running errandswon’t be like navigating through a maze.Take care of necessary tasks.

In about a week after your move, youshould make sure that all your post-movebusiness is settled. Each task you completewill bring you a sense of accomplishment.Each box you unpack is one less box. Takeeverything a step at a time and before youknow it, it will be done!

Take the hassle out of settlingin to your new apartment

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Pepper Treeapartments2701 Longmire

College Station, Texas 77845Ph:(979)693-5731 Fax:(979)696-8481

Sq. Ft. Unit/Type 12 Month Lease

567 1/1 A $561653 1/1 B $596785 2/1.5 C $626868 2/1.5 D $651910 2/2 E $7161004 3/2 F $832

Required Security Deposits:Starting at $150

Non-Refundable Application & Admin Fees:$35 Per Person or

$45 Married CoupleAdministrative Fees Starting at $75

Pet Deposit:$400/$200 non-refundable$5.00 monthly pet rent

Water & Gas Charge:1x1=$26 2x1 & 2x2=$36 3x2=$41

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Sq. Ft. Unit/Type 12 Month Lease

609 1/1 A1 $592690 1/1 A 2 $642810 2/1.5 B1 $722922 2/2 B2 $8001089 3/2 C1 $1000

Required Security Deposits:Starting at $150

Non-Refundable Application & Admin Fees:$35 Per Person

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Pet Deposit:$400/$200 non-refundable$5.00 monthly pet rent

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Howdy! Welcome to Bryan/College Station. Here aresome important phone numbers and Web sites to

help your transition to life in Aggieland.

UTILITIESELECTRICITY

Bryan Texas Utilities (BTU)979-821-5700 or 877-363-7448

www.btutilities.com

College Station Utilities979-764-3535 or 800-849-6623

www.cstx.gov/indexaspx?page=2004

NATURAL GASAtmos Energy1-888-322-8667

www.atmosenergy.com

TELEPHONEVerizon

Residential 979-846-1271Business 1-800-483-5400

Embarq (Navasota)800-788-3500

WATERCity of College Station

979-764-3535 or 800-849-6623www.cstx.gov/indexaspx?page=2004

Bryan Texas Utilities (BTU)

979-821-5700 or 877-363-7448www.btutilities.com

Wellborn Special Utility District979-690-9799

www.wellbornsud.com

CABLE SERVICESuddenlink

4114 E. 29th St. – Bryan979-846-22296

www.suddenlink.com

AUTOMOBILE INFODRIVER’S LICENSE

Newcomers have 30 days afterestablishing residency to applyfor a Texas driver’s license.Applicants (18 and older) willbe required to provide proof ofidentity, social security number,Texas vehicle registration andproof of liability insurance on allvehicles owned. Applicants mustcomplete required forms and payrequired fee.

With a valid, out-of-state driver’slicense, only an eye exam orstatement of visual acuity from aneye specialist is required.

Driver’s License Office1003 N. Earl Rudder Fwy.

979-776-3110www.texasonline.com

TAGS/REGISTRATIONNewcomers have 30 days afterestablishing residency to purchaseTexas license tags. To purchaselicense tags you will need to haveyou vehicle inspected. You willneed to have you car registeredbefore applying for a Texasdriver’s license.

The Texas Department of MotorVehicles handles vehicle tags.Offices are open Mon.-Fri. from8am-5pm.

For Information:979-361-4473

300 E William J. Bryan Pkwy.www.txdps.state.tx.us

GOVERNMENTBRYAN ADMINISTRATIVE

OFFICES300 S. Texas Ave.

979-209-5000www.bryantx.gov

COLLEGE STATIONCITY HALL1101 Texas Ave.979-764-3509www.cstx.gov

VOTER REGISTRATION300 E. William J. Bryan Pkwy.

Bryan, TX 77803979-361-4470

TAXESBrazos County Tax Office

979-361-4470

INFO SOURCESBRYAN - COLLEGE STATIONCONVENTION & VISITORS

BUREAU715 University Dr. E – College Station

800-777-8292 or 979-260-9898www.visitaggieland.com

BRYAN - COLLEGE STATIONCHAMBER OF COMMERCE

4001 E. 29th St., Ste. 175 – Bryan979-260-5200

www.bcschamber.org

BRYAN - COLLEGE STATIONREGIONAL ASSOCIATION OF

REALTORS1905 Greenfield Plaza – Bryan

979-846-3751www.bcsrealtor.com

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Arbor Square,1. 1700 Southwest Pkwy, 979-693-3701

Balcones,2. 1000 Balcones Dr, 979-268-8620

callaway Villas,3. 305 Marion Pugh Dr, 979-695-2300

college main,4. 4302 College Main St, 979-846-2089

country place,5. 3902 College Main St, 979-691-6200

crescent pointe,6. 1501 Copperfield Dr, 979-731-1600

doux chene,7. 2101 Harvey Mitchell Pkwy, 979-693-1906

Gables,8. 401 University Oaks Blvd, 979-693-1188

Gateway,9. 117 Holleman Dr W, 979-696-5711

Huntington,10. 1907 Dartmouth Dr, 979-693-8922

park Hudson place,11. 4050 Pendleton Dr, 979-776-0417

redstone,12. 1301 Barthelow Dr, 979-696-1848

Scandia,13. 401 Anderson St, 979-693-6505

Signature park,14. 3780 Copperfield Dr, 979-774-5556

Stadium View,15. 400 Marion Pugh Dr, 979-696-7871

the district on Luther,16. 601 Luther St W., 979-680-3680

Walden pond,17. 1331 Harvey Mitchell Pkwy S, 979-696-5777

Villa West,18. 3500 Finfeather, 979-822-7772

Z-islander Village,19. 3803Wellborn Rd, 979-268-9999

Get ConneCtedWith the following companies for all youressential needs!

Bryan texas Utilities ............(979) 821-5700

College Station Utilities......(979) 764-3535

Verizon..................................(800) 483-4000

Suddenlink ...........................(979) 846-2229

Atmos energy.......................(800) 460-3030

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Duplexes • HomesTownhomesApartmentsFourplexes

201 Wellborn Road1 block south of Kyle Field

979-696-4464www.equitybcs.com

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COMMUNITY AMENITIES• Fully-Equipped Fitness Center

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• Active Residence Life Program

• Computer Lab and Study Rooms

• Individual Leases in Two, Three,and Four Bedroom Apartmentswith Private Bathrooms

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