Condos are individually owned units, often with more personalized finishes and flexibility. Apartments are typically part of a large rental complex owned by one company. Bock Realty Group helps you decide which fits your lifestyle and budget.
Ownership Structure
– Condo: Each unit is owned by an individual who may choose to rent it out.
– Apartment: All units are owned and managed by a single company or landlord.
Maintenance Responsibilities
– Condo: The owner (your landlord) is responsible for repairs in your unit. The HOA maintains exterior areas.
– Apartment: The management company handles all maintenance through a central office.
Amenities & Features
– Condos may have upgraded finishes like granite countertops or hardwood floors.
– Apartment complexes usually have consistent amenities across units: gyms, pools, package lockers.
Flexibility in Lease Terms
– Condos: Lease terms may vary by owner—some allow pets or subleasing, others don’t.
– Apartments: Terms are usually standardized and less negotiable.
Pricing Differences in Bryan-College Station
– Condos may offer better value for longer leases or for roommates sharing the unit.
– Apartments may have seasonal specials or bundled amenities.
– Both can range from $700–$1,500/month depending on size and location.
Neighborhood Considerations
– Condos are more common near campus neighborhoods like Eastgate and Northgate.
– Apartments are spread throughout town, especially along major roads like Harvey or University Drive.
How Bock Realty Group Helps You Choose
We:
– Compare condo and apartment options side by side
– Explain lease terms and HOA rules for condos
– Help you identify properties that fit your style, needs, and move-in timeline
Conclusion
Condos and apartments each have pros and cons depending on your lifestyle. Let Bock Realty Group help you decide which option is right for your time at Texas A&M or in Bryan-College Station.