Exciting News from Lang Development Group: More Apartments Coming for 2026/2027!

At Lang Development Group, our mission has always been simple — to make Newark a better place to live, work, and thrive. Thanks to your continued support and the growing demand for high-quality housing, we’re thrilled to announce two new construction projects that will expand our apartment offerings for the 2026/2027 lease term.

Whether you already call a Lang property home (thank you!) or you’re just getting to know us, this is news worth sharing. These two projects:  Center Square and 532 Old Barksdale Road will deliver the same exceptional living experience Lang is known for, with brand-new spaces designed for comfort, convenience, and community.

Center Square: A New “Old” Landmark in Downtown Newark

Located at the corner of 124 E Main Street and 10 Center Street (the former Walgreens site), Center Square is poised to become a centerpiece of downtown Newark.

This complete redevelopment will enhance the downtown aesthetic and support Newark’s revitalization efforts — while also giving future residents the chance to live right in the heart of town.

Center Square will offer 39 brand-new residential units — featuring 2-, 3-, and 4-resident floor plans — all thoughtfully designed to reflect today’s lifestyle.

Each apartment includes:

  • Upgraded finishes and open floor plans for bright, inviting living spaces
  • A full kitchen with stainless steel appliances (refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, oven, and stove)
  • In-unit washer and dryer
  • Central heating and air conditioning
  • Convenient, walkable access to all that Main Street has to offer

 

If you love the downtown vibe or know someone who does, Center Square will be the place to be.

532 Old Barksdale Road: Modern Living Meets Community Comfort

Just a short distance from downtown, our 532 Old Barksdale Road project offers a fresh, modern take on apartment living. Situated on a 1.3-acre property, this five-story development will revitalize the area and introduce new green space to an otherwise industrial setting.

When complete, it will feature 54 two-bedroom apartments designed for a balance of style and practicality.

At the heart of this project are Lang’s values: sustainability, safety, and community enhancement. You’ll see it in the lush landscaping, tree plantings, flower beds, and the environmental improvements that accompany construction.

Inside, residents will enjoy:

  • Open floor plans with modern layouts and natural light
  • Quartz countertops, kitchen islands with seating, and stainless steel appliances
  • In-unit laundry, central heat/air, and private balconies
  • Dedicated parking and elevator access
  • State-of-the-art fitness center and dedicated study pods
  • Outdoor spaces including firepits and open areas for games or socializing

 

If Center Square is all about location, Old Barksdale is all about lifestyle — ideal for residents who value a quiet setting with premium amenities.

A Note to Current Lang Residents

Many of you reading this already know what makes Lang properties special — our attention to detail, our 24/7 emergency maintenance, and our commitment to responsive, quality housing. You’re a huge part of why we’re able to continue growing and reinvesting in Newark.

If you know friends, classmates, or colleagues who are looking for a place to live next year, we’d love for you to share this news. Word of mouth has always been one of our strongest connections, and your recommendation means the world to us.

Looking Ahead

As construction continues, we’ll be sharing updates, floor plans, and pre-leasing details. Both Center Square and 532 Old Barksdale Road are scheduled to open for the 2026/2027 lease term, and interest is already building.

For additional information, call us at 302-731-1340 M-F 9AM—5PM.

Thank you for helping Lang Development Group grow alongside the community we’re proud to serve. Together, we’re not just building apartments — we’re building a better Newark.

 

The Spirit of Holiday Lights

As winter settles in and daylight fades early, people around the world have always turned to light as a symbol of hope, warmth, and togetherness. It’s no coincidence that so many winter holidays are centered around illumination with each one reminding us that even during the darkest time of year, light endures.

Christmas is well known for its dazzling lights:  strings that adorn trees, windows, and rooftops. What began as candles on evergreen boughs to symbolize the “light of the world” has evolved into joyful displays that fill homes and city streets with sparkle and cheer.

Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights, celebrates the miracle of one day’s oil burning for eight. Each evening, families light the menorah, adding one candle at a time until all shine brightly, a beautiful reminder of perseverance, faith, and renewal.

Kwanzaa, a week-long celebration of African American heritage and community, also honors light through the kinara, a seven-candle holder representing the guiding principles of unity, self-determination, and creativity, among others.

And  Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights that often falls in late autumn, shares this universal theme:  lighting lamps called diyas to symbolize the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil.

And as we all ring in the New Year, fireworks and sparklers once again illuminate the sky, ushering in fresh beginnings with brightness and hope.

At Lang Development Group, we take inspiration from these traditions as we decorate many of our properties for the season. Our goal is to bring that same sense of light and joy to the places where our tenants and community live, work, and gather, creating warm, welcoming spaces for all.

As you brighten your own surroundings this season, we encourage everyone to keep safety in mind:

  • Inspect light strings and cords before hanging: never use damaged or frayed lights.
  • Avoid candles, especially near flammable materials; battery-operated candles offer a safe glow.
  • Turn off lights before leaving or going to bed, or use timers to automate your display.
  • Keep real trees well-watered, as dried-out trees can become highly flammable.
  • Place decorations away from heat sources and walkways to prevent accidents.

From all of us at Lang Development Group, may your holidays—and your homes—be filled with light, warmth, and peace.

Discover Magical Holiday Excursions within an Hour Drive of Newark, Delaware

The holiday season is upon us, and there are plenty of festive excursions waiting for you in the Northern Delaware and Southern Pennsylvania region. From twinkling lights to unique holiday markets, there’s something for everyone. Best of all, some events are free, while others offer a full holiday experience at a reasonable cost. Here are seven events to get you in the holiday spirit:

  1. Yuletide at Winterthur
    Dates: November 22, 2025 – January 4. 2026
    Address: 5105 Kennett Pike, Winterthur, Delaware 19735
    Cost: $30
    Event Link

Marvel at the holiday wonder of Winterthur, where the estate is transformed into a sparkling holiday celebration. Stroll through dazzling outdoor light displays and enjoy festive exhibits throughout the property.  Yuletide charm meets contemporary creativity in the historic mansion, and dazzling decor awaits outdoors. There is so much to see and do throughout the season—delight in beautifully decorated trees and marvel at a large-scale gingerbread “house” and a magical 18-room dollhouse. Enjoy enchanting decorations and outdoor lighting inspired by classic literature, bringing beloved stories to life this holiday season.  (New Holiday Nights starting Friday, November 28 | Fridays & Saturdays, open until 8:00 pm. Excludes November 29 and December 26.)

Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. Early closure on Christmas Eve. Open New Year’s Day.

  1. A Longwood Christmas
    Dates: November 21, 2025 – January 11, 2026
    Address: 1001 Longwood Road, Kennett Square, PA 19348
    Cost: Adults $45, Children (5-18) $25
    Event Link

Longwood Gardens comes alive with holiday magic like never before.  This Christmas, our Gardens are transformed into a living jewel box as radiant as the jewels and gems that inspired it. Nature and elegance intertwine as twinkling lights dance, hues of emerald green to ruby red to bold sapphire shimmer, and every path leads to a new treasure to behold.

All that glitters is here, waiting to be discovered.

  1. Christmas Village in Philadelphia
    Dates: November 22 – December 24
    Address: Love Park, 1500 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19102
    Cost: Free
    Event Link

Philadelphia’s iconic LOVE Park transforms into a European wonderland during the annual Christmas Village, and this year it’s getting a festive upgrade! Stroll through over 120 vendors set up in charming wooden cottages offering unique international gifts. With live music, events, and a festive atmosphere, the Christmas Village is perfect for holiday shopping or simply soaking in the season’s joy. Don’t miss the giant new centerpiece – a 30-foot German pyramid, inspired by Germany’s Ore Mountains – along with the Ferris wheel and Kids Train at the nearby City Hall extension, and the delightful German food court and carousel.

  1. Holiday Magic at Riverfront Wilmington
    Date: December 1 – December 24
    Address: 3 South Orange Street, Wilmington, DE 19801
    Cost: Free
    Event Link

Holiday magic at Riverfront Wilmington is back!   The Christina Riverwalk is transformed into a captivating walk-through holiday light display with lights draping on trees and archways, creating a whimsical atmosphere all long. Enjoy mini golf, hot chocolate, ice cream, and other sweet treats all holiday season.  Open 7 days a week, lights turn on at Dusk. Free parking is available at 601 S. Madison St.

Open every day from 10AM to 8PM.

  1. Holidays at Hagley
    Dates: November 28 – January 1
    Address: 200 Hagley Creek Road, Wilmington, DE 19807
    Cost: $10 – $20
    Event Link

This year, Hagley Museum and Library will feature holiday home and garden tours, a seventh-annual gingerbread house contest, Santa Day, Holiday Nights Tours and more. With beautiful garlands, poinsettias and lights, a trip to Hagley is filled with holiday cheer.  Open 10AM to 4PM.  Note:  Hagley closes at 2 p.m. on Christmas Eve and is closed on Christmas Day.

     6. Noel at Nemours Estate
         Dates: November 19 – December 29  (10AM  – 5PM)
         Address: 1600 Rockland Road Wilmington, DE  19803
         Cost: $12 – $25
         Event Link

This 77-room mansion includes festive displays inside and out. You can tour the property and listen to live musical performances while enjoying the seasonal decorations.  Celebrate the holidays with Noël at Nemours Estate! Tour the festive displays in the Mansion, Chauffeur’s Garage, gardens and grounds. Live music performances will also be held in the Mansion during our extended hours on Saturdays in December.

     7. Newark’s Winterfest & Holiday Artisan Market
         Date: Friday, December 5 (6PM – 8PM)
         Address: Academy Building Lawn
         Cost: Price of your food and drinks
         Event Link

Winterfest and a Holiday Artisan Market promise to be a wonderful addition to the holiday season. Holiday entertainment, caroling, tree lighting, ice carving demonstrations, and local artisans and small businesses showcasing their holiday treats will fill this wonderful evening of fun for the whole family. The combination of these community activities will celebrate our community’s rich cultural heritage and showcase the unique talents of local artisans, small businesses, and nonprofits. The rain date for this event is December 6.  Winterfest is a joint effort by the Newark Parks and Recreation Department, the University of Delaware and The Newark Partnership.  The Delaware Special Olympics will be holding their Annual Reindeer Run in conjunction with Winterfest (www.sode.org).

     8. The Sleigh Bar at Klondike Kate’s
         Dates: November 13 – January
         Address: 158 East Main Street Newark, DE 19711
         Cost: Price of your food and drinks
         Event Link

Each year, Klondike Kate’s turns into a winter wonderland with The Sleigh Bar. With festive lights, tinsel, life-sized nutcrackers and more, The Sleigh Bar is not to be missed for some good ole holiday cheer.

No matter which event(s) you choose, this holiday season is sure to bring joy and unforgettable memories. Whether you’re looking for festive markets, magical light displays, or food and drinks, the local area offers a variety of exciting experiences. Happy holidays!

Leasing Season at Lang Development Group: How It Works and What You’ll Need

Photo credit Romain Dancre

Welcome Prospective Tenants!

We’re excited to kick off the 2025 leasing season at Lang Development Group and thrilled by the tremendous interest from those eager to Live at Lang! Throughout September, we’ll be hosting multiple Open Houses. As we prepare to showcase our available apartments for the 2026-2027 lease term, we want to make sure you’re fully prepared for Leasing Day.

Leasing Day 2025: By Appointment Only

Leasing Day is on Wednesday, October 8th, and appointments will be scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis.

Appointment Scheduling:

  • When: Appointment scheduling opens via phone on Wednesday, October 1st at 9:00 AM.
  • How: Call our office at 302-731-1340 to secure your Leasing Day appointment.
  • Where: Leasing Day appointments will take place beginning on October 8th at 9:00 AM at our office at 100 Dean Drive.

Important Details for Leasing Day:

  • Arrive at your appointment at least 5 minutes early.
  • Availability will only be confirmed at your scheduled appointment; apartments are reserved and taken off the market during each appointment.
  • All apartments are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

How to Prepare for Leasing Day:

  • Attend Open Houses: Check our Open House schedules and explore the apartments that interest you. (Open Houses posted on bulletin boards at 124 E Main Street and 60 N College, on our website and on our social media)
  • Attend Lang Tabling Events:  Check our informational tabling schedules on bulletin boards at 124 E Main Street and 60 N College, on our website and on our social media.
  • Create a Top 3 List: Have backup options ready in case your first choice is unavailable.
  • Complete the Application: Fill out all contact information and ensure the cosigner section is completed (a parent or guardian must cosign).

What You’ll Need to Reserve an Apartment:

  • Completed Applications: One roommate can submit the applications and fees for the entire group; the whole group doesn’t need to be present.
  • $40 Non-refundable Application Fee per Roommate: Payment must be made by cash or check payable to Lang Development Group.

Important to Note:

  • Reservations are valid for one week only. You must sign your lease within this period, or the apartment will be made available to other tenants.
  • Discuss with your roommates to agree on a date and time to sign the lease.
  • Lease Signing Appointments: You will need to schedule your lease signing appointment when you reserve your apartment. Lease signing appointments are available Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM.
  • All tenants must attend the same lease signing appointment.

We look forward to welcoming you to Lang Development Group!

 

Photo credit Romain Dancre

26th Annual CIRC Golf Outing

A fantastic day on the green for a great cause!

Lang Development Group was proud to participate in the 26th Annual CIRC Golf Outing on June 23, 2025 — an event that brought together 128 golfers from across the commercial real estate industry.

We had a great time sponsoring a hole and donating a raffle basket, and we’re thrilled to share that our own foursome — Alex Francescone, Holly Francescone, Jeff Lang, and Dan Freeman — brought home Third Place!

Between raffles, lunch, dinner, and a whole lot of friendly competition, CIRC raised over $6,500 for local charities this year. We’re always honored to support a community that gives back.

Welcome to Your Lang Apartment – What’s Next?

Now that July is here, your new Lang apartment is officially yours! Whether you’ve already moved in and are soaking up summer in Newark—or you’re spending the break at home and planning to return in August—we’re excited to welcome you to the Lang community.

Even though the heavy lifting (aka move-in day!) might be behind you, there are still a few things to think about to make sure your apartment is comfortable, functional, and fully ready for the school year ahead.

A Quick Reminder: Stay Connected

By now, you should have received an email with instructions for setting up your Rent Café account. If you haven’t already, be sure to get your login set up. Rent Café is your go-to platform for:

  • Paying rent easily and securely
  • Viewing your payment history and ledger
  • Submitting maintenance requests should something need fixing

Getting familiar with Rent Café now will help you stay on top of things throughout the year.

Planning Ahead: Apartment Essentials

Whether you’re already living at Lang full-time or planning to return closer to fall, this is a great time to start thinking about what your apartment still needs. If you’re living with roommates, coordinating now can save everyone time, money, and space.

We’ve put together a checklist of items you’ll likely want in your new home. Feel free to use this as a guide for what to bring, buy, or divide up among roommates.  The list is available as a pdf at the bottom of this article, for easy printing.

Apartment Essentials Checklist

Miscellaneous:

  • Garbage bags/cans
  • Replacement light bulbs
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Broom & dustpan
  • Bucket & mop
  • Cleaning supplies
  • Vacuum
  • Flashlight
  • Extension cords
  • TV
  • Scissors
  • Snow shovel/snow removal tool (if you’re bringing a car)

Bathroom:

  • Plunger
  • Shower curtain/liner/rings
  • Toilet paper
  • Bath mat
  • Towels
  • Trash can
  • Shower caddy

Living Room:

  • Table and chairs
  • Lamps
  • Sofa
  • Rug
  • Curtain rods and curtains (Note: apartments come with blinds)

Kitchen:

  • Tableware & flatware
  • Dish & dishwasher detergent
  • Dish towels
  • Oven mitts/pot holders
  • Pots and pans
  • Coffee maker
  • Toaster
  • Food storage containers
  • Cooking utensils
  • Can opener
  • Paper towels
  • Condiments

Laundry:

  • Laundry detergent
  • Hamper or laundry bag

Bedroom:

  • Curtain rods and curtains (apartments include blinds)
  • Bed, box spring, and mattress
  • Sheets, pillowcases, pillows, and blankets
  • Hangers
  • Nightstand
  • Lamp
  • Desk

Taking time now to make sure your space is fully equipped will help you feel more at home and make day-to-day life more comfortable—whether you’re living at Lang this summer or returning for the school year.

We’re thrilled to have you as part of the Lang community and can’t wait for everything this year will bring. Welcome home!

If you’d like to print the essentials list, click the link below for a pdf.

Apartment Essentials Checklist

Did you know that just off Main Street, on Newark’s oldest industrial site, a quiet transformation has been taking place?

At the corner of Paper Mill and Creek View Roads—where the city’s rich history meets bold new vision—stands Timothy’s of Newark, a local favorite celebrating 20 years of food, drinks, and community. But that’s just the beginning.

Beyond Timothy’s an entire destination has emerged, anchored by a dynamic mix of living, working, dining, and entertainment options:

  • The Mill at White Clay Creek, Mill Townhomes, and Mill Lofts
  • Professional buildings at 300, 700, and 800 Creek View Road
  • The new home of Chapel Street Players at 643 Creek View Road
  • And coming late summer 2025: Noema, a fresh Mediterranean concept from the creators of The Naked Olive in Kennett Square

Right at the heart of it all is Lang Development Group’s headquarters, inside a beautifully preserved stone barn—featuring original hardware and timber beams that whisper stories from centuries past.

But the transformation doesn’t stop there.  In late 2025, the historic stone structure at 500 Creek View Road, dating back to the 1870s, will be reimagined into luxury studio, 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments—blending historic charm with unmatched modern amenities.

All of this sits alongside the White Clay Creek, with future direct access to the new Old Paper Mill Road Park, which will feature:

  • A multi-purpose athletic field
  • 6 pickleball courts
  • 2 sand volleyball courts
  • A pavilion and more

This isn’t just development, it’s a new chapter in Newark’s story.  And we’re proud to be writing it.

Lang Development Group — Building community where history lives.

Preparing Your Business for Seasonal Changes

Most of you are already familiar with the ways seasonal shifts can impact day-to-day operations—whether it’s changes in weather, daylight hours, student populations, holidays, or local events. These transitions are nothing new to experienced business owners, and many of you have developed strong instincts for navigating them. Still, even small seasonal and economic shifts can bring both challenges and opportunities, depending on your industry and customer base.

We know you’re the expert when it comes to your own business. What follows are just a few reminders and suggestions that might help smooth out the highs and lows that often come with seasonal change. While much of it may already be part of your routine, perhaps one or two ideas here might spark a new approach or reinforce something you’re already doing well.

 

Consider Tweaking Inventory or Staffing Based on the Season

 

A seasonal refresh of staffing and inventory strategies—however minor—can help ensure you’re aligned with current demand.

  • Retailers might see shifts in customer demographics—tourists in the summer, students in the fall—so rotating in seasonal items or adjusting product displays could help meet changing demand.
  • Restaurants often explore seasonal menus: think fresh, lighter fare in the summer or warm comfort foods in winter. You might also find that adjusting staff schedules based on expected traffic helps things run more smoothly.
  • Service providers (like salons, fitness centers, or medical offices) might notice fluctuations tied to holidays or academic calendars. Targeted promotions or flexible scheduling could help even out appointment volume.

Seasonal Promotions and Events Can Keep Customers Engaged

 

Some businesses have had success creating seasonal buzz through timely events or limited-time offers.

  • Hosting a small outdoor event in the summer or offering a cozy holiday special in winter might bring in new foot traffic.
  • Consider loyalty rewards or special packages during slower periods—something like a “staycation” bundle or a “new year, new you” offer might resonate.
  • Collaborating with neighboring businesses on themed events can also create a sense of community and shared momentum.

Keep an Eye on Shifts in Customer Behavior

 

Consumer habits can change more than we sometimes expect—especially with daylight, travel, or schedule changes.

  • Longer days and warmer weather might mean more people out and about, while colder months could shift interest to indoor services or evening hours.
  • Vacation and travel patterns might mean fewer locals at certain times, but also more out-of-town visitors. Marketing accordingly could make a difference.
  • And with work and school schedules fluctuating, it might be worth experimenting with different open hours or appointment slots to better match customer availability.

Use the Off-Season to Recharge or Try Something New

 

If your business experiences a slower season, that might be a great time to step back and do some behind-the-scenes work.

  • Some take the opportunity to train staff, refresh marketing materials, or even do small renovations or upgrades.
  • Others test out new offerings—whether that’s expanding delivery, adding an online shop, or piloting a new service that fits the season.
  • Getting involved in local events or sponsoring a seasonal initiative can also boost visibility and reinforce community connections.

Every business is unique, and there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to navigating the seasons. But with a little flexibility and some thoughtful planning, seasonal transitions can become opportunities instead of hurdles. As always, we’re here to support you however we can and are happy to share ideas, connections, or resources if they’re ever helpful.

Your Guide to a Smooth Summer Move

Whether you’re saying goodbye to your Lang apartment, settling in for another year, or getting ready to move in for the first time — summer is a time of transition, and we’re here to help make yours a smooth one.

 

If You’ve Just Moved Out…

 

Congratulations! Whether you’ve graduated or are headed to a new home, you’ve wrapped up your time at Lang — and we hope it was a great one. Now that move-out is behind you, it’s time to think about what’s next for your stuff.

  • Moving back home? Start sorting what really needs to come with you — and what doesn’t. For the items you no longer need, consider donating gently used furniture and decor to the Goodwill in Newark or posting on UD Parents Connect: Furniture Buy & Sell to find your items a second life.
  • Moving to another apartment? Think ahead about how your current belongings will fit into your new space. If you’re short on room, you might want to store items in a garage or local storage facility until you’re more settled.
  • Don’t want to move it at all? That’s valid too — now is a great time to sell or donate larger items instead of dragging them from one place to another. Again, consider donating gently used furniture and decor to the Goodwill in Newark or posting on UD Parents Connect: Furniture Buy & Sell to find your items a second life.

If You’re Staying in the Same Apartment…

 

Staying put is the ultimate moving win — but it’s still the perfect time to do a mid-year refresh, so take advantage.

  • Reorganize your space to make it more functional for your upcoming year. Clear out drawers, tidy storage areas, and rethink what you actually use.
  • Welcoming a new roommate? Make space for them now to avoid clutter later. A fresh start helps everyone feel more at home.
  • Lost a roommate? Time to reassess shared items and responsibilities. A little rebalancing now can make the months ahead smoother.

If You’re New to Lang…

 

Welcome! We’re so glad you’ll be living with us. While you’re waiting for move-in day, a little planning now can make a huge difference later.

  • Coordinate with your roommates about who’s bringing what — think kitchen gear, cleaning supplies, or living room furniture. (Trust us, you don’t need three toasters.)
  • Start a checklist of essentials and nice-to-haves. We’ll include a full list in next month’s newsletter to help you cover all the bases.
  • Make move-in plans early. Know your date, talk to your roommates about timing, and think ahead about how you’ll get your things here.

 

No matter where this summer takes you, we hope your move — big or small — sets you up for a great next chapter. And if you ever need anything from us, we’re just a phone call or email away.

A Fond Farewell and a Warm Welcome from Lang Development Group

Farewell and Best Wishes to Our Tenants Who are Graduating or Moving On

As we wrap up the 2024–2025 leasing year, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of our tenants who made Lang Development Group their home this past year. Whether you were with us for one year or several, we truly appreciate you choosing Lang during your time here. Your presence helped shape the vibrant, welcoming community we’re so proud of.

 

We wish you the very best as you move on to new chapters in life—whether it’s starting a new job, continuing your education, or setting out on a different adventure altogether. And remember, if you find yourself back in the area, drop by – we’d love to see you again!

 

Looking Ahead: Welcome to Our 2025–2026 Tenants!

To our new tenants joining us for the 2025–2026 leasing year—welcome! We’re excited to have you as part of the Lang community. As you settle into your new home and embrace the independence of apartment living, we’ve put together a few helpful tips to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.

 

Embracing Independence and Responsibility

Living in an apartment is a big step forward in your journey toward independence. With that freedom comes some important responsibilities:

  • Know Your Lease Take time to read through your lease agreement carefully. It outlines your rights and responsibilities, including rent payments, maintenance procedures, and property guidelines. If you’re unsure about anything, don’t hesitate to contact us—Lang is here to help.
  • Pay Rent on Time Staying on top of your rent payments is crucial. Late payments can result in fees and affect your rental history. Use our online portal to make secure payments and set reminders so you never miss a due date. Be sure to bookmark the portal for easy access.
  • Submit Maintenance Requests Promptly If anything in your apartment needs attention, you can submit a maintenance request through our online portal. The sooner we know about an issue, the faster we can take care of it for you.

 

Roommate Tips for a Great Living Environment

If you’re living with roommates, clear communication and shared expectations are key to a positive experience:

  • Plan Household Responsibilities Talk with your roommates about how you’ll divide tasks like grocery shopping, cooking, and cleaning. A rotating schedule can help keep things fair and organized.
  • Keep Track of Your Key! Don’t lend out your apartment key. If it’s lost or stolen, notify us immediately so we can arrange for a replacement.
  • Communicate Openly Make time for regular check-ins with your roommates. Open communication about shared responsibilities and living expectations helps prevent conflicts and builds a stronger living dynamic.

 

We’re Here for You

Throughout the year, our Lang Development Group team is here to support you. Whether you need help navigating your lease, have maintenance concerns, or just want guidance on apartment living—we’re just a call or message away.

 

Thank you for being part of our community. We’re looking forward to a fantastic 2024–2025 year together!

 

Welcome to Lang Development Group—your home away from home.