The sweet spot for roommates
Most roommate households need 1,000 to 1,200 square feet to feel like two people live there, not one person and a guest. At 1,170 square feet, the Pointe Grand floor plan lands right in that range.
One Floor Plan. Every Roommate Situation.
One 2-bedroom floor plan, built to flex. See how the layout works for you.
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Split the CostRoommate Living Done Right
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Split the CostRoommate living is a smart financial strategy. Two incomes, one rent, a 1,170 sq ft home actually worth living in.
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Both master bedrooms, one en-suite, one hall bath. The difference is transparent and easy to price fairly. No awkward negotiations. No one gets the short end. -
Remote WorkSecond Bedroom Home Office
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Remote WorkThe second bedroom can be a real home office, not just a desk in the corner.
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When the apartment isn’t enough, the clubhouse business center and coffee bar give you a professional workspace without leaving the property. -
Pet-FriendlyTruly Pet-Friendly Apartments
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Pet-FriendlyNo breed restrictions isn’t a footnote, it’s a design choice. This home was built for pets that are basically roommates.
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Real square footage. Durable flooring. A proper bark park with room to run. On-site pet spa. We said yes before you even had to ask. -
Built-In FlexibilityFlexible 2 Bedroom Layout
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Built-In FlexibilityThe second bedroom adapts with you. Office today. Guest room next month. Roommate setup after that.
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A true split layout means you don’t need a different home when life shifts. The space is already built for it. More room. More flexibility. More stability.
Questions Roommates Ask
Income is evaluated at the household level; combined gross income across all applicants generally needs to reach 3x the monthly rent, but each individual roommate still goes through their own credit and background screening. Requirements can vary slightly by community, so contact our leasing team for the exact figures at the property you’re considering.
Yes — each approved lease holder receives their own key fob and mailbox key at move-in. Lost or additional copies can be issued for a small replacement fee. Contact our leasing team for the exact process and pricing at your community.
Most Pointe Grand communities allow one vehicle per licensed resident on the lease, with open parking included and covered or garage parking available for an additional monthly fee at many communities. Availability and pricing are property-specific — contact our leasing team to confirm what’s offered at your community.
Adding a roommate means going through the same application and income screening as any other applicant; remaining roommates only need to cover the new person’s income if that person is replacing the primary leaseholder. Removing a roommate mid-lease requires a roommate release form signed by everyone on the lease, and if that roommate’s income helped the household qualify, they can’t be released until a sufficient replacement is in place. Contact our leasing team to get started with either process.
Across Pointe Grand communities, a guest who stays more than 14 consecutive days generally needs to be added to the lease and go through screening. It’s a simple rule designed to keep every household’s lease accurate — contact our leasing team if you’re expecting a longer-term guest so we can walk you through next steps.
Pointe Grand leases are joint and several. One lease covers the whole apartment, and everyone named on it shares full responsibility for the total rent, not just their own room. This is standard for conventional multifamily communities (unlike by-the-bed student housing), so it’s worth discussing openly with roommates before you sign. Our leasing team can walk you through exactly what that means for your household.