We’re sorry to hear you are considering moving out.
Vacate Letter
If moving is unavoidable please have all current leaseholders complete the vacate letter and drop it off at the Leasing Office. Please note that we require all leaseholders to provide a physical signature on the form that you provide to the Leasing Office.
If moving can be avoided please reach out to the Leasing Office. We would love to hear how we can convince you to stay with us for another few months or more.
Options to end your lease early
Option 1 - Lease Break
Responsible until apartment is leased
Leaseholders give a complete Vacate Notice indicating the date the apartment will be vacant. Leaseholders keep paying rent until apartment is occupied.
Option 2 - Lease Break
60-Day Notice with One-Month Fee
Lease Break fee is equivalent to 1 month of your current contract rent.
Leaseholders must give a Vacate Letter signed by all leaseholders and must give two months’ notice prior to moving out. If you wish to move out during the two-month notice period, you are still responsible for this rent.
Leaseholders pay 1-month fee of their current contract rent as a lease break fee on the last day of residency.
We are not able to apply your Security Deposit to use as the one-month lease break fee. The Security Deposit will be returned minus any damages and unpaid rent.
Security Deposit
The security deposit will be returned within 30 days of move-out or the end of the lease term, whichever occurs later. The deposit will be returned minus any unpaid rent or documented damages to the apartment.