The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/apartments/)
Straddling the corner of College Avenue and Oak Avenue, the Student Agencies Building is home to more than 50 apartments and a future location of Ithaca Beer Co.
Completion of the new Student Agencies Building this summer will add 56 new luxury apartments to the Collegetown housing market.
With Collegetown housing in perpetually high demand, the annual rush to sign leases for next year’s housing has already long begun. But, for those not on campus for the fall semester, the already-difficult process must now be completed fully online.
As Cornell’s shift to online classes and students’ departure from Ithaca continues to impact the local economy, Ithaca mayor Svante Myrick ’09 called for a rent and mortgage freeze on Thursday.
In the hours after the fatal incident, the Cornell community reacted strongly on social media — not to the stabbing, but to a series of alerts sent out by the CornellALERT system.
University Police are currently investigating a string of thefts that occurred between the evening of June 25 and the early morning of June 26 at the Hasbrouck Apartments, located near North Campus at 121 Pleasant Grove Rd next to the Townhouse Apartments.
More than 270 residents can or have moved into Maplewood Apartments following a delay announced on Aug. 13, just a week before the move-in date.
All above-ground units of the 28-bedroom apartment building will have balconies facing College Avenue.
While college students across the country settle into their new apartments and dorms this fall, many Cornellians are scrambling to sign leases for the next academic year.
Many students feel pressure to sign leases for apartments in Collegetown early in the year, sometimes before being able to compare different properties.
Elizabeth Truax ’11 said she was concerned about signing her lease as early as September.