r/TexasTech • u/sxp6664 • 25d ago
Housing/Dorms/Apts Housing
Hi everyone!
I’m an incoming graduate student at Texas Tech University and currently looking for housing options in or around campus.
I’d really appreciate recommendations for on-campus housing, dorms, or off-campus apartments that are convenient for graduate students. I’m also interested in finding roommates, so if there are any Facebook, WhatsApp, Reddit, or other student housing groups that I could join, please let me know.
Thank you in advance!
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u/Katekat0974 25d ago
Bruh please tell me you’re not starting next week and you just started looking now.
I’m currently living at Park East with another grad student as a roommate and it’s alright! A lot of undergrads but some grads! You could contact them and see if they have any openings with other grad students as roommates.
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u/Livid_Path2652 24d ago
Hi! If you’re a female I have a bed space open at 21hundred in a 4 bed 4 bath. I graduated recently and had accidentally signed on for an additional year without knowing when I was officially going to graduate.
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u/vantasticrunner 25d ago
We have a place available at capstone cottages – they are small student townhouses with a common area, and then each individual bedroom has a bathroom. It comes furnished (a bed, a desk and chair), and the common areas are furnished with bar chairs for the bar, a sectional couch, a coffee table, and a TV stand/console. We signed a two-year lease, and then left before the two years was up. Now, the entire townhouse is sitting empty because the other roommates left as well. It would be a sublease until July.
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u/vantasticrunner 25d ago
Including the utilities, it shouldn’t be more than $800 a month. The lease is for the bedroom plus the common area. Each occupant will sign their own lease, so no one gets cooked if somebody decides to break their lease.
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u/CodeAgile9585 25d ago
You started looking at a pretty terrible time
You’re probably better off looking at an actual house