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Georgia Tech Co-op Sublease: Sublet or Hold Your Lease
A Georgia Tech co-op sublease is usually the cheapest way to handle a lease you can't use: a Spring co-op term pulls you out of Atlanta from mid-January to mid-May, and a standard August-to-July lease keeps billing you the whole time. On a $1,159 Hub Atlanta 4x4 bed, that's about $5,800 for five months in an empty room.
When Do Georgia Tech Students Sign Leases? Midtown Atlanta's Off-Campus Calendar
Georgia Tech students should start looking for off-campus housing in October and sign by early February for a lease that starts the following August. Midtown and West Midtown student towers pre-lease from October through February, and Home Park houses mostly sign from February through May.
How Much Does Off-Campus Housing Cost Near Georgia Tech? Home Park, Midtown and West Midtown Rents
Off-campus housing near Georgia Tech costs about $1,115 to $1,425 a month for a bed in a Midtown student high-rise, based on 4x4 floor plans listed on Find My Place this fall. Home Park group houses sit at the low end, around $800 to $1,100 for a shared room.