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Roers Perks Program

Earlier this year, we reinvented what was previously known as Resident Loyalty Program to Roers Perks Program. In the past, this program helped connect our residents to local business’ by offering a special discount for living with Roers. We gave the program a fresh start by going back to the basics and working from the ground up. One of the most significant changes to the program was offering the program to not only our Fargo residents, but our employees too!

Behind The Scenes

Our marketing team spent time discussing and planning how we envisioned the new program would work. This included compiling a list of local businesses in the area to reach out to. A letter was sent out to each business introducing ourselves, what we are going to offer in the Perks Program and what is in it for the business. While we awaited responses, a member of our marketing team, Brenna, designed a new card look. Over a few weeks, we started to hear back from business in town excited to be a part of our program. Our goal was to have at least 10 businesses in our program before our soft launch date. We are happy to announce that we exceeded our goal and are currently partnering with 12 businesses!

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Perks Program Businesses

With community at our core, it was our mission to connect residents and employees with those who make the Fargo-Moorhead area feel like home. We are thrilled to become partners with a variety of businesses in the community.

The Collective Salon & Spa
Lashfull
Suite Shots
Herd & Horns
Mojo Fit Studios
Nutrition World

Pixeled Brewing Co.
Spicy Pie
Wild Terra
Solidcore
Three Dogs Bakery
Wildflower Lane Designs

Our Launch Timeline

At the beginning of May, we started our soft launch to a small group of residents in the area.

In mid-May, all Fargo employees received their perks cards and information.
In the beginning of June, all the residents at The Metropolitan were provided their perks cards. We launched it at The Metropolitan when the first phase of Phase 3 opened!
In the beginning of August, the remaining properties in Fargo were provided with their perks cards upon move in or delivered to their doors if they were a resident that renewed their lease.

Connecting Residents to the Businesses

A few weeks ago, our Roers Property Management Team and Marketing Property Specialist held an event at The View on University. This event featured Spicy Pie pizza for residents to enjoy and a game of bingo with each prize being a gift card to one of our perk’s members! This was a great way to re-introduce the program and explain how the program works to residents.

We want to thank all of our perk’s businesses for partnering with us! If you’re a business owner and would like to receive more information about the perks program, please fill out our form here and a member of our marketing team will contact you.

Our next steps of this program is to increase the number of partnering businesses and to expand to our other locations in North Dakota. Check out our perks program page here for more information and what discounts are offered at each business.

2024 Turnover Recap!

The busiest time of the year for our property management residential team has wrapped up for 2024. Turnover is the time of the year where our properties move out and move in over 100 units from their apartment/townhome/single family home.

Our team handled move ins and move outs between six properties in town, with five being in North Fargo and one property in South Fargo. From maintenance to marketing to leasing agents and vendors, everyone put in all their time and dedication to making this process as easy as possible.

The process takes a team effort to ensure everyone keeps on schedule with their part of the process. From the moment a tenant moves out, there is a short time frame to have maintenance, painters, carpet cleaners, cleaning crews and spot checks completed before the new tenants move in. This year we changed the process slightly to spread out the move outs and move ins so it was not such a strenuous process over a one week period for the leasing team and vendors. The Roers team was able to move tenants into 110 units between July 31 and August 15.

Turnover season starts for the residential team around July 20th to August 15th. During this time, we worked through over 100 move outs, working with our maintenance team and outside vendors in a timely manner. With the new turnover process, we were able to schedule move ins in three different increments. This year, we had a brand-new leasing and maintenance team, and we were able to all work together and accomplish this all as one team. We are very excited for our new residents and upcoming year!
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Whether you are a student living in one of our North properties or are a new resident living in our south property, we look forward to getting to know you all through the next year. Thank you for making Roers your new home.

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Roers & NDSU Sweepstakes Winner Announced

We’re excited to announce that Sunil is the winner of the Roers 2024 Caption This Photo Contest!

Out of dozens of entries, Sunil won us over with the caption “You’ve Found Your Place” to the image on the right.

Sunil is the winner of the $200 prize. Our team had the pleasure of meeting with Sunil and learning more about his future plans!

Caption Contest Winner, Sunil.

Roers interview with Sunil.

How did you come up with the caption?

I was captivated by the imagery before me: the apartment
building with its welcoming message etched on the outer wall, and the majestic NDSU-dressed bison standing proudly nearby. They seemed to beckon, each in their own way, saying, ‘You’ve found your place.

What was your reaction when you found out you won?

When I found out I won, it was like a surge of
electricity coursing through me. To think that my words had struck a chord amidst the backdrop of such powerful symbols was both humbling and exhilarating.

What do you plan to do with your winnings?

With the winnings, I plan to delve deeper into my
creative pursuits, perhaps even visit the very scene that inspired my winning caption. It’s not just about the prize money; it’s about honoring the moment of inspiration and seizing the opportunities it brings.

Congratulations, Sunil! We’re grateful to have the chance to support students at a local community partnership.

Roers is proud to be the Official Off Campus Housing Sponsor for NDSU Athletics. We have been a trusted source for premiere rental properties in the area.

The proximity to NDSU’s campus can’t be beat. Many of our properties are so close, you can save on gas and walk to class!
We know everyone has busy, unique lives, especially in college. From pet-friendly properties to study rooms and workout centers, our properties are inclusive for a variety of lifestyles.
Feeling secure in your home is one of the most important things to consider. We take pride in the secure entrance systems and safety features of our apartments, so you can stay at ease.
We offer everything from studio apartments to townhomes, so you’re guaranteed to find something that’s the perfect size for you!

Our properties in the NDSU area include SGC Apartments, The View on University, Bison Arms Apartments, Wisent Townhomes, and R&T Townhomes.

Learn more about renting with Roers and schedule a tour today.

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Tips for a Cool and Comfortable Summer Apartment

Summer is quickly approaching, which means sunshine, long days, and heat are all headed are all way! However, the transition from winter to the balmy summer months can make it difficult to maintain a comfortable and cool living space. Keep reading to learn some strategies for keeping your apartment at its best.

Add Some Plants to Your Space

Houseplants can be a great way to brighten up your space, and they bring nature to you. Though many people believe houseplants are difficult to keep alive, it’s all about doing a little research to know how to care for it! And if you don’t want the responsibility of a live plant, fake ones are always an option.

If you have pets, remember to make sure your plants are non-toxic. Many popular houseplants, such as monsteras, peace lilies, and philodendrons can be poisonous if ingested. However, there are plenty of non-toxic options out there.

Change Your Sheets

It’s recommended to change your sheets once or twice every two weeks in the summertime. There’s no better feeling than falling asleep on freshly laundered sheets, and washing regularly keeps them looking and smelling their best.

If you’re a warm sleeper, look into sheets that will allow the best ventilation. Fabrics like cotton and linen can provide a cooler sleep.

Be Smart about Cooling

Roers’ maintenance technician manager, Ben Dickson, advises maintaining a consistent cool temperature instead of waiting until it gets hot to turn on the air conditioning.

“It’s most cost effective to run your AC at night as it does not have to work as hard, thus costing less on electricity. East and west facing windows will get the most sun, so keeping curtains drawn during the day, especially at the peak of the afternoon between 12-3pm when it gets hottest, will keep your unit at consistent temperatures more easily.

The more heavily you fluctuate temperatures, the more money it will cost you. Waiting until it’s too hot in your unit to turn on the air/open windows will result in the AC not being able to keep up, and not cool as effectively.”

Declutter!

If your house is starting to feel a little messy or dusty, it might be time to declutter.

If you get overwhelmed at the prospect of getting rid of things, take it one room at a time. If there are items you are unsure about, put a sticky note on them with a date a few months away. If you don’t use the items by that time, donate them to a thrift store or charity.

When you declutter, you’re not only getting rid of things you don’t use, but also cleaning and dusting as you go. This can go a long way in keeping your house fresh in the hot summer months.

Take the Trash Out

If you’re reading this while eyeing the overflowing trashcan in your kitchen, it’s time to take it out. Invest in a trashcan with a lid to keep smells contained. Additionally, don’t let full bags sit out for long – take it out right away. As a rule of thumb, the kitchen trash should be emptied every few days to keep out bad smells and any bugs that might come with them.

Replace Heavy Curtains

Heavy blackout curtains may be a popular choice for bedrooms, especially when the daylight lasts longer during the summer months. However, they can also make a space feel drab and dusty. Try replacing blackout curtains with something more lightweight for warmer months. Sunlight may help you wake up naturally and can make the room feel larger.

Clean or Change Air Filters

Over time, buildup can gather in your vents and air filters, which might make your AC unit less effective. Summer can also be one of the worst times of year for those with seasonal allergies, but keeping a clean air filter can reduce some sneezing.

We hope you find these tips helpful! With a little bit of planning, you can keep your apartment comfortable all summer long.

Don’t forget! If you’re looking for an apartment, check out our available properties HERE!

Preparing Your Home For Winter

As quickly as the temperatures rise, it is already time to start dropping again. While everyone is excited for fall or winter, it is important to prepare your home for the cooler weather. If you are a season homeowner or a first time renter, it’s very important to take the right steps to prepare your home for the colder months. By preparing your home for the colder months, you will feel more confident, cozy, and warm inside your home. With the help of our Maintance Manager, Ben Dickson, we have complied a list of tips to help prepare your home.

If you live in a place with a wall AC, turn it off, unplug it, and put the cover on.
Dust off radiators.
Make sure your windows seal up to prevent letting in cold air. Keep the windows closed and locked during the winter.
If you have a ceiling fan, set the fan to circulate clockwise. This helps your apartment stay warm without turning up the temperature.
Test out your heat to ensure it is working properly. If it is not, put in a work order.
Swap out your summer bedding for winter bedding to keep you warm while you sleep.
If you are using a space heater, only two space heaters can run at a time in one unit. If more space heaters are running, this will cause a power outage.

Buy winter essentials before the first snowfall.
Keep a shovel inside in case the snow is blocking the doorways.
Bring out or purchase a shoe tray for your boots.
Test your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. If they seem to be working incorrectly, put in a work order.
Do not turn off your heat if you are leaving for an extended period. Keep your heat set to 68 – 70 degrees to prevent pipes from freezing up and to maintain a warm unit.
If you have an outside area of your apartment or home, cover up your outdoor furniture or store it for the winter to prevent damage.
Keep furniture, curtains and blanket’s away from baseboard heaters as this will block your heat from keeping your apartment warm.

By taking these proactive steps, you’ll be on your own way to enjoining a cozy and invite home or apartment throughout the fall and winter months. Stay safe and warm in the upcoming months!

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2023 Turnover Recap!

The busiest time of year for our Residential Property Management Staff has recently wrapped up. We made it! From the end of July to the first week into August, the leasing staff, maintenance staff, and marketing staff, plus extra staff from the Roers office are working around the clock to ensure that all 120 move-ins and move-outs are successful. Additionally, we partner with local vendors to enhance the premier experience for our residents. Not only do we perform our normal job duties, but all staff also fill in to help make sure the turnover days go smoothly. We even assembled our own cleaning crews to go into the units and clean before the next move-in to make sure all move-ins are ready. All move-outs are either in person or no contact, which helps staff and residents efficiently throughout the day.

Upon moving in, all residents are greeted by our friendly and helpful leasing staff. Part of our welcome crew will go over important building information, parking lot passes, and rental insurance. Once all the required information has been collected by leasing agents, your new apartment is ready to call home. All pre-move inspections are done by staff before the resident arrives. If any questions or concerns are found during the move-in, staff are available to help quickly.

“The 2023 Fargo turnover this year was phenomenal. All the staff members worked well together, completing all appointments in a timely manner and welcoming all our new residents to their homes.”

Lindsey O'Driscoll

General Manager

Whether you are living in our townhomes or one of our
apartment buildings, we look forward to getting to know all our new residents over the next year. Thank you for calling Roers your new home.

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Turnover Tips

It’s that time of year again to move into a new place to call home! Moving can be hectic, overwhelming and stressful, regardless of the number of times you have moved.

Whether you are moving in the fall before school or in the middle of the winter, it is best to be as prepared as you can before moving day. As a company, Roers Property Management, handles a large of move in’s and move outs in a week which we call Turnover – some years around 400 move ins and move outs to coordinate within a week!! With the years of experience we have under our belts, we compiled a list of tips for you to have a smooth, successful move in and move out.

Move Out Tips:

Start packing up your belongings earlier, so that way you are not rushing to finish packing at the end.
Label each box with the room it is destined for.
Tape your moving boxes well.
Turn in your old unit keys, mail keys, parking pass, etc.
If you have any utilities under your name, make sure you stop the service.
Moving Hack: If you have a bunch of clothes on hangers, instead of taking them all, take a garbage bag and flip it upside down. Rip a hole in the top and pull hangers through the hole. Tie the bottom of the bag off to keep your clothes clean!
Stay hydrated
Wear comfortable shoes.
Clean your vents
Schedule carpet cleaning (if applicable) or let the staff know to have them schedule it for you.
Submit a change of address request to USPS
Double check all cupboards, drawers, dishwashers, oven drawer, and laundry to make sure nothing is left behind!

Move In Tips:

Bring a copy of your renter’s insurance to your check in. This must be submitted before receiving your keys.
Take a look at your new apartment layout so you have an idea of placement of furniture, TV hookups and other large furniture.
Have a first night bag that includes a toothbrush, toothpaste, change of clothes, toilet paper, towels, dish soap, water, snacks.
Bring a cart to load heavy items or allow for less trips from the vehicle to the apartment unit
If you have a pet, be sure to have all the necessary documentation to the leasing staff
Complete your check in form and turn it into the leasing staff.

We hope you have a successful move out and move in. Thank you for choosing to rent with Roers!

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Helpful links to help ease your moving process!

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Roers Top Winter Maintenance Tips for Renters

Now that we are into the new year and the cold weather is truly here to stay, having your hope prepared for the winter months can be put into focus. To help with that our property management team has put together a list of their top priorities when it comes to staying safe in the winter time.

“Check Your Heat” – General Manager

During those long summer months running the heat is the last thing you want running in your apartment, but not using it for long can cause problems. Before it gets too cold, turn on the heat and make sure everything is running smoothly and that there are no weird smells. If something is wrong, make sure to contact maintenance and get it fixed as soon as possible.

This is also a good time to cover your outside air conditioning units. Covering your unit will help keep cold air out of your apartment. Most apartments provide a cover for your air conditioning units, so it is important to check with management before covering it yourself.

“Check Your Garage Door Opener” – Maintenance Technician

If you are lucky enough to have a garage stall you want to make sure you can get into it. Check your opener and make sure your door moves without any issues. If your door gets stuck or your opener is not working, contact maintenance so they can get it fixed for you.

Be sure to check within your garage is that your personal items are moved out of the way. Moving things around before it gets too cold will make it easier for you to find room for your vehicle.

“Move Your Outdoor Furniture Inside” – Property Ambassador

For those who have a balcony it is important to cover all your furniture or even bring it in for the winter season. Properly storing your belongs for the winter will maintain their quality and help them make it to next season.

While preparing your outdoor for winter it is also a good idea to do some work inside. During the winter you will spend most of your days curled up at home, so might as well make it a clean place to be. Bust out the cleaning supplies and get to work, vacuum carpets, dust those hard-to-reach places, and organize your home. These small acts will change your area and make it feel more like home.

“Make Sure Your Windows Are Closed” – Maintenance Technician

It is important to check your windows before it gets too cold. When checking your windows, look and make sure they are fully sealed and do not have a noticeable draft coming through them. Another thing you can do to prepare your windows for winter is to plastic seal your windows. Wrapping your windows helps with keeping the cold out. If you notice any issues with your windows or having problems fully closing the windows let management know.

For more winter maintenance tips check out this ARTICLE.

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It’s Time for Townhomes

Roers files permit application for Roosevelt Neighborhood Townhome Project

Jim Roers, President of Roers Construction and Development, announced that Roers Construction filed an application for the building permit to construct seven townhomes on the block near the Newman Center Church and the View Apartment building in Fargo.

“As we’ve promised the Roosevelt neighborhood from the beginning, we are committed to providing affordable living solutions as a part of this project that will welcome new families into the neighborhood. Working through supply chain issues, construction delays, and cost increases that came about due to COVID, we have found a solution to ensure that these units remain reasonably priced for families and that we are able to construct them in an expeditious manner,” said Roers.

Roers said that Roers Construction is prepared to break ground as soon as the building permit is approved and anticipates the townhomes will be ready for occupancy by the end of 2022. As has been reported, this project represents the final phase of a multi-year project on the north Fargo site. The townhomes represent the last $2,000,000 of the $50,000,000 total project budget.

When it was originally approved by the City, it was estimated that the project would provide $9,000,000 of taxable value for the City, but even without the completed townhomes the project has already increased the taxable value to $10,700,000. This value increase on this block will serve to reduce property tax burdens for citizens throughout the city.

Roers is committed to working proactively with the City of Fargo on this project and in the future to better the community.

Check out the three projects below to see how this multi-property project all comes together!

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Welcome to The View!

It’s crazy to know that The View on University has officially been open for almost a whole year! We have a wide variety of amenities to offer at our next complex such as our fitness center, pet spa, study rooms, three seasons lounge and rooftop, club house, and more!

The Court | Fitness Center

One of the most desired amenities among our new residents was definitely a fitness area for all of our residents to decompress and let out those endorphins! Our fitness room is filled with large windows on one side and three large TVs on the other. Our residents have been loving the new workout “mirror” system– the fun, follow along, work out program makes working out fun and exciting! Lined up in front of the mirrors, you’ll find racks of weight – prime for perfecting your form! The fitness space has a variety of equipment to ensure a great workout for all! Even better, it’s conveniently located right next to the clubhouse and rooftop for you to relax and enjoy in the summer months.

Three Seasons | Rooftop

Our residents love hanging out at our Three Seasons – getting to enjoy the outdoors from early spring to late fall! With the cozy double-sided fireplace, making even the colder days enjoyable outdoors! There is an abundance of seating options from gathering with friends to having some quiet alone time.

Over on The Rooftop, you’ll find an open area surrounded by glass railings. It’s the perfect spot for grilling burgers and brats! With the large island at the outdoor kitchen, you and your friends can snack, drink, and chat around the grill area! Challenge your friends to a game of beanbags – it’s just one of the many games The View on University has to offer!

Clubhouse | Lounge Area

Our Clubhouse is open all year, and definitely one of our most used amenities during the winter months! The Clubhouse features a full-size kitchen area with an island and stools surrounding the cook top and oven. The beverage fridge is always available, it’s the perfect size to store items as you prep your food! Across from the kitchen area you will see ample seating with chairs, benches, and couches – enough room to host all your friends and family! Enjoy your time chatting with friends, watching the game on the TV, or cozying up around the fireplace. For even more entertainment you’ll find wall scrabble, shuffleboard, and ping pong to keep you busy! Our residents love this area as this is the go-to place to meet your neighbors, make friends, and live to the fullest at The View on University!

The Bark Club | Pet Spa

Not only do we think our residents deserve the best home, here at The View on University we believe your furry friends deserve the best home as well which is why we have made a club for them… The Bark Club! The Bark Club is located on the 5^th floor of our pet friendly building – it is a dog spa! Here at The Bark Club, you’ll find two large tubs for bubble baths – perfect for any shape or size. After your pup gets to soak in a bubble bath, they’ll head over to the dryer stands for a blowout! Aside from getting pampered, there is also faux green grass for your pup to use any time! It definitely comes in handy in the middle of the night, or the middle of the winter! The Bark Club was designed to support our residents and their furry friends to live their best lives!

Study Rooms

In our building, we have five study rooms, ranging between private and group study rooms! All study rooms feature comfortable seating options as well as chair and table sets. With the variety of options, you can always find a study room that fits your needs perfectly- whether it’s for studying for an exam, a job interview, or hosting a group project. All of the rooms offer a welcoming vibe with décor that will be sure to make your study scene more comfortable!

We hope you enjoyed getting to learn more about our amazing amenities at The View on University!

The View’s designer, Christen Joy, recently published a blog regarding her design selections and how she came up with them. Check that out here if you need a little inspo or some background on the artists she selected to use.

We would love for you to be able to call The View on University your new home! Check out more details on the property and view our availability!

Give us a call at 701.356.RENT today to schedule a showing!

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Decorating on a Budget

When living in an apartment, it can feel like you have limited options to personalize your space since you cannot make any drastic changes to the unit itself. There are many affordable ways to dress up your rental space and make it your own! Whether you are a fan of DIY projects, thrifting, or finding a great deal, read on to learn about some simple, budget-friendly decorating ideas to help infuse your own style and personality into your home.

Walls
Mirrors, wall decals and simple wall art pieces are all great options to decorate your space without the hassle of painting walls (if that is allowed at your apartment).

Mirrors are one of the easiest things you can put up in your space to change it up. Mirrors give the illusion of a larger and a brighter space.

Wall decals or removable wallpaper are great options for apartment living because they add some fun, without the potential for damaging your walls since they stick directly to the wall with no hardware required!

Canvas prints or other wall décor can easily be hung to create a statement wall. Whether you find a fun, cheap framed print, or you make some DIY wall art (Pinterest for the win), you can fill a wall easily with these items.

Windows and Lighting
Curtains are a great, inexpensive way, to dress up your space. With blinds usually being included in your unit, you can take it one step further by incorporating some curtains. Whether you use a funky pattern, or a neutral color, curtains can create a sense of warmth and add a cozy touch.

If you are looking for an opportunity to add some extra light, you can add a fun table or floor lamp anywhere in your apartment. There is also the option of adding some accent lighting by finding some cheap, sticky LED lights on Amazon to mount under cabinets, in a bookcase, or anywhere else that could use some brightening up.

Floors and Furniture
Area rugs, runners and bathmats are all a renter’s best friend. These items protect your flooring, but they are also a great way to add some color and comfort into your space.

Buying multi use furniture is a great option to save some space, and some money. Whether it be an ottoman with storage, or a futon couch that doubles as a bed, multipurpose furniture helps to make the most out of the room you have.

Accessories

Throw pillows, blanket ladders and pottery and are all ways to accessorize your unit. Accessories can be moved from room to room and are easily changed out if you change your theme or color pallet.

Adding a houseplant is another great way to add some color and life to your apartment. Don’t have a green thumb? Luckily, there are many low maintenance houseplants out there, or you can go maintenance-free and get an artificial plant.

Where to buy furniture and décor?

There are so many options these days to take and upcycle used items, or to find new items cheap. Between Amazon, Target, thrift stores, and places like Facebook marketplace or Craigslist, you can furnish and decorate your home for less than ever before. Using a selling platform like Marketplace and Craigslist can also help you make some of your money back when you decide to redecorate.

You don’t have to spend your entire savings to make your space YOURS. These cheap tricks to dress up your space will help you go from drab to fab in no time!

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Roers Closes Sale of U32 and T Loft Apartments

Roers recently announced it has closed on the sale of U32 Apartments and T Loft Apartments in Fargo, ND.

In 2005, Roers brought the concept of premier private student housing to North Dakota State University and has become the leader of off-campus student housing with top notch amenities, security, and all-inclusive rent payments. Between T Lofts and U32 Apartments these projects have provided 414 units of premier housing to the North Fargo community. The Roers team developed, constructed, and managed T Lofts and U32 Apartments. During this time, the team served thousands of residents with a premier living experience and had the opportunity to be a resource for college students to have a great living experience right next to campus. “With the recent success of leasing our buildings with over 95% occupancy rates, we were aware these properties were in optimal position to sell, especially with the current low interest rate environment, commented Danielle Paulus, Roers Chief Operating Officer.

HB Ledges Management, based in Arizona, has taken over ownership and property management of both properties. HB Ledges has experience in student housing and is excited to invest in North Dakota. The Roers team will continue to be a resource for the new owners as consultants during the first year.

“We are excited to be investing in the Fargo market and look forward to continuing the premier experience Roers provided at the buildings,” said Howard Berger, Managing Director for HB Ledges.

T Lofts is located across from the NDSU campus just off 12^th Avenue. Built in 2012, the property has 181 units and is equipped with amenities perfect for students to enjoy from fitness rooms, study rooms, lounge with billiards, and underground parking. All amenities plus air, heat, internet, and cable are all included in one bill for added convenience. Students transitioning from on-campus living find T Lofts an excellent option as it is within walking distance to campus and many other local attractions in North Fargo.

U32 Apartments was built in 2017 and has 233 units. U32 is known as Fargo’s first amenity-rich, lifestyle-driven, all-inclusive living experience. Some of the sought after amenities include state-of-art fitness center, outdoor courtyard with basketball court, beach volleyball court, patio grill, and fire pit areas, indoor swimming pool and hot tub, sauna, racquetball court/yoga studio, community lounge, study rooms, underground parking and more. U32 is located at 1151 32^nd Ave N in Fargo.

Jim Roers, CEO of Roers, is excited as he looks forward to the next development. “This is a wonderful opportunity for Roers to take this success and invest back in the community with future projects. We have excellent opportunities for additional projects near campus and throughout this community and we are already working behind the scenes to determine our next steps,” Roers commented.

Roers currently manages properties for outside owners as well as owns and leases various properties including apartment complexes, several townhomes and single-family homes throughout the Fargo-Moorhead and Dickinson communities.

For more details on Roers including development, construction, property management or real estate, please visit roers.com.

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