If you have lived in a family house for some time, that home that once felt like the perfect size may suddenly feel too big when the kids move out. Becoming an empty nester can be an emotional time, but it can also be exciting because as your children’s lives change and grow, so can […]
If you’re starting your student housing search now, you may find that available Thompson Rivers University student housing is limited. The fall semester at TRU starts soon, and the university has been accepting applications for on-campus housing since the spring, so the best options are likely taken. For students who want to live alone, Kamloops […]
With the fall term at Thompson Rivers University starting on September 9th, students who haven’t secured housing at TRU may find themselves scrambling. By August, the competition for on-campus housing can be fierce. Thankfully, there are some off-campus alternatives.
If you’re single and have been searching for a Kamloops 1 bedroom apartment for rent, you’ve probably considered whether a studio might better suit your needs. Studios can work well for many renters: students, single first-time renters, or people who don’t spend a lot of time at home, but they aren’t for everyone.
If you’re having trouble deciding whether you should rent a one or two bedroom apartment in Kamloops, you’re not alone. In recent years, at Summit Village Residences we’ve found an increase in the number of applicants who want to rent a two bedroom.
If you’ve been searching in Kamloops for a 1 bedroom apartment for rent but are wondering whether a studio apartment may be more suitable, read on. There are many things to consider when making the choice, including your budget and lifestyle.
Finding Thompson Rivers University housing, whether on-campus or off-campus, takes a little more work than students realize. Rental housing in Kamloops is competitive!
For many first-year students who move to Kamloops and attend Thompson Rivers University, moving, securing TRU housing, and starting classes will be the first major life events they’ll face – mostly on their own.
