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It goes without saying, but I will: 2020 has been rotten. Calamities have touched every corner of the globe and have made us very aware that no person is immune to tragedy. Undoubtedly, most people reading this have experienced first hand the loss of a role model, a loved one, health, or a job. We have all seen vitriol and injustice at levels we never thought were possible, and now, a lot of us are isolated from loved ones over the holiday season.
That was a rather glum opening, but bear with me. Things are getting better. If you haven’t heard, major scientific achievements have yielded high-efficacy COVID-19 vaccines that some officials are saying could lead to immunizations by mid December, which is an incredible feat. And while we don’t have the vaccine in our hands right now, we do have a time to be thankful for what we do have.
In 1789, George Washington proclaimed a day of Thanksgiving six years after the American Revolutionary War. Without a doubt, families were still feeling the effects of that tumultuous time, still coming to terms with the casualties of the war, and still trying to rebuild their fledgling nation. Our recent generations have faced calamities, and I’m not here to suggest that one generation suffered more than the other. What I am here to say is that, in light of recent events, it might be time for a new tradition (that maybe looks like the original one).
The old adage “you don’t know what you had until it’s gone” is especially valid for all of us this year, and I know I’ll be taking serious time to reflect and give thanks. Thanksgiving in years past has largely been filled with a lot of noise, too much food, and camping out at a retail store to snag a cheap TV. That’s why, just maybe, the silver lining this year is that those things have been taken away from us. And if that is the silver lining, then now is a time to be still instead of getting lost in the midst of the holiday buzz. Now is a time to be thankful for what we do have rather than focusing on what we don’t have or what we want. Now is a time to be prayerful that peace will be restored to our nation and that the calamities will be withheld from us, our loved ones, and our fellow countrymen and countrywomen. Now is a time to be expectant that this plague won’t last forever and that we can start to rebuild our fractured communities, and in turn, our nation.
When the time comes for normalcy, let’s not curse 2020, but remember it as a year that taught us how to truly be thankful.
Our office will be closed Saturday, 31, 2022 through Monday, January 2, 2023.
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The Student Division office will be closed today for the Festival.
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YA offices will be closed today, December 23rd through December 26th. Please stay home and stay safe!
We will be closing our offices at 3:30 PM on Thursday, July 21st. We will reopen at 8:30 AM on Friday, July 22nd!
YA Student Department is fully Pre-Leased for the 2022-23 school year. Please contact us for sublease opportunities. Open Leasing for 2023-2024 school year will be October 5th, 2022.
Our student office will be closed Saturday, July 30th due to the parking lot being resurfaced. We will re-open Monday, August 1st at 8:30 AM.
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Tuesday, August 30th from 11am-3pm
216 W. Mulberry (Kensington Suites)
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Our student office will be closed to the public on Tuesday, August 30th for Festival YA!
Please contact our office by phone at 309-454-2338.
Come join us at 216 W. Mulberry! (Kensington Suites)
Today is the last day to exclusively renew your unit for the 2023-24 school year. After today, your unit could be signed for by others!
Come in today to renew your apartment, PLUS receive your choice of renewal incentive!*
*offer valid for student properties only
Contact us at 309-454-2338, or [email protected], for more information.
Through Tuesday, October 4th, current YA residents have the exclusive opportunity to transfer to another YA property for the 2023-24 school year!*
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Leasing is now open to the general public!
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Get $200 off your security deposit!* (Residential units only)
*offer valid for approved applicants who move in prior to 12/22/2022
Harvest View Apartment Community
2 Bedroom/2 Bathroom Units with internet included!
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or visit the community page at yarealty.com/residential/community/harvest-view
For those who have lease payments ENDING April 1st, 2023, view the link below for information on how to stop your autopayments prior to April 1st, 2023.
For those who have lease payments STARTING April 1st, 2023, view the document below on how to set up auto payments or make a one-time payment.
Contact our customer service team with questions at [email protected], or by phone at 309-454-2338 x 502!
Get $500 off of your security deposit if you move in by March 31st, 2023!*
Harvest View Apartment Community
*offer valid for approved applicants with no conditions.
*offer only applies to Harvest View Apartment Community (1780 Putnam Avenue).
Parking Spot sales begin on Wednesday, April 5th at 8:30 AM!
Spots will be sold on a first come, first serve basis. See the link above for more info!