... have the option to do apartment hunting ahead of time. does anyone have any recommendation on temporary housing that is a decent size and isn't too expensive. the only thing i have so far found was a fully furnished apartment from Westminster Lofts, and they ask for 2300$ a ... more

... Go to www.Craigslist.com-Apartments on the East Side/Fox Point area in centrl Providence cost $300-800.00 per month-no one lives downtown in those pricey condos except rich yuppies who work there. Also, Brown University(big college) offers a lot of temporary housing/sublets for oreigners ... more

... i'm looking for an apartment. Also from all that i have read online i think i am more inclined to search for an apartment on Federal Hill as it seems there are more 2 or 3 bedrooms, 1000+ Sqf apartments in that area for under 1500$. I think i ... more

... be hasty with long term apartment rentals. Just wandering around the greater Providence area you may find an area you like to live in. Here are a couple newspapers: http://www.pawtuckettimes.com/component/option,com_frontpage/Itemid,1/ http://www.projo.com/ Couple local TV stations: http://www2.turnto10 ... more

... We're happy to just eat bread and cheese and a cup of soup for dinner usually. Since there's 5 of us, the laundry could cost a small fortune. I will also look at some apartment hotels in the Providence area but prefer to be near Brown. Thanks again ... more

check out www.blueberrycoveinn.com for their weekly apartment (Hideaway Suite.) ... more

... relatives. We would love to be able to rent a nice vacation home for all of us, but cannot seem to find much on regular sites. We will be visiting between Woonsocket and Cranston and points in between.. Does anyone have any info that would help us. As always, Phyllis ... more

... since they live in a condo we will need a place to stay for a week+. As you are aware things are expensive in that part of the world. Anyone have idea for a clean/reasonabily priced motel, B&B,??? where we could stay for a week or so. they ... more

... still pristine, not full of condo developments, etc is: no one wants to commute more than 15 minutes. Things, of course, are changing, but the joke reflects our... well, let's just say many people here would never survive in suburban Los Angeles, Chicago or Dallas, where ten miles can ... more