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Ted Cabeen wrote:
> 
> I'm looking for a 1-2 bedroom sublet (possibly more)in the Hyde Park area
> for the summer.
>

i seem to recall that there were plenty of flyers posted around the
university of chicago offering sublets.  however, for those who have
no idea where to find a sublet for the summer in hyde park a good
place to start would be the regents park apartments.  a number of
u of c students (my impression is that they are mostly graduate
students) stay there which creates numerous sublet opening during the
summer.  the number is 773.288.5050.

they boast of having won numerous chicago area awards that are bestowed
upon apartment communities.  having lived there i would say that it is
a very well run apartment.  the apartments are a bit bauhaus, but they
are very nice (besides, high rise apartments tend to be bauhaus in
general).

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life, misfortune, isolation, abandonment, poverty, are
battlefields which have their heros; obscure heros, sometimes
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In chi.general ronald h. davis <ronald@tezcat.com> wrote:
> Ted Cabeen wrote:
> they boast of having won numerous chicago area awards that are bestowed
> upon apartment communities.  having lived there i would say that it is
> a very well run apartment.  the apartments are a bit bauhaus, but they
> are very nice (besides, high rise apartments tend to be bauhaus in
> general).


They are on the pricey side though.  But... they do have DSL ready to
go in the building.

phukit@enteract.com wrote:
> 
> In chi.general ronald h. davis <ronald@tezcat.com> wrote:
>
		[stuff about regents park apartments]
> 
> They are on the pricey side though.
>

which explains why mostly graduate students live there.  but my
impression was that they were not ridiculously pricey for hyde
park, which is a somewhat pricey area in general, at least not
for non-undergraduate apartments.


> But... they do have DSL ready to
> go in the building.
>

when did that happen?  i was living there until about 9 months ago
and didn't hear anything about that.

-- 
  __  ______  __  / __/ | 
_/ (_(_) / (_(_/_/_(_/  . 
for there are many great deeds in the small struggles of life.
life, misfortune, isolation, abandonment, poverty, are
battlefields which have their heros; obscure heros, sometimes
greater than the illustrious heros.
				-victor hugo

In chi.general ronald h. davis <ronald@tezcat.com> wrote:
> which explains why mostly graduate students live there.  but my
> impression was that they were not ridiculously pricey for hyde
> park, which is a somewhat pricey area in general, at least not
> for non-undergraduate apartments.

Exactly.  I'm pretty sure two bedrooms go for about $1000 a month there
which isn't bad, but considering I pay $650 a month for my two bedroom
and I'm paying about the average hyde park rate it's expensive.  The only
people I know who live there are U of C professors and grad students.
Although I'd pay an extra $200 a month not to be involved with K&G.. :)

> > But... they do have DSL ready to
> > go in the building.
> >

> when did that happen?  i was living there until about 9 months ago
> and didn't hear anything about that.

Just a little bit ago.  I think WWA is the one offering the service there.
I don't know any more than that, but I'm sure you can get their number off
their web page.