Lofty living in Ann Arbor: Students move into new upscale apartment buildings
Student living continues to climb higher in Ann Arbor in more ways than one.Excerpt:For University of Michigan student Devon Porter, living in 4Eleven Lofts is cheaper than what she paid for a single room in the Vera Baits residence hall last year – plus, it’s got great views of downtown Ann Arbor and comes with a flat-screen TV.Fellow U-M student Matt Coleman said his new digs in Zaragon Place beat his fraternity house by a mile. He can see the Big House from his two-level, six-bedroom unit that’s got Italian cabinets, a rubber floor and new stainless steel appliances.Welcome to the new realm of upscale student-living in Ann Arbor.Read the rest of the story here and more stories on green building here, here and here.
Student living continues to climb higher in Ann Arbor in more ways than one.
Excerpt:
For University of Michigan student Devon Porter, living in 4Eleven Lofts is cheaper than what she paid for a single room in the Vera Baits residence hall last year – plus, it’s got great views of downtown Ann Arbor and comes with a flat-screen TV.
Fellow U-M student Matt Coleman said his new digs in Zaragon Place beat his fraternity house by a mile. He can see the Big House from his two-level, six-bedroom unit that’s got Italian cabinets, a rubber floor and new stainless steel appliances.
Welcome to the new realm of upscale student-living in Ann Arbor.
Read the rest of the story here and more stories on green building here, here and here.
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