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Frequently asked questions about life at Columbia District Flats


Heading to Columbia for college? Voted as one of the USA’s best college towns, we already know you’re going to have a blast. But of course, moving somewhere new can bring up lots of questions and uncertainty. Thankfully, we’ve pulled together a list of FAQs to help you learn all about life in CoMo, as well as what to expect at our Columbia District Flats.  


What are the best student activities in Columbia, MO?

Columbia has been ranked as one of the best college towns in the USA, time and time again. This means it’s a town that’s full of youth, energy, and plenty of fun things to see and do. There’s a huge college sports scene, regular music and arts festivals, outdoor activities, and a downtown area with lots of places to eat, drink and shop. Want to find out more? Check out our handy guide to Columbia, featuring all the best things to do as a college student.


Where are the best places to eat in Columbia, MO?

With such a huge student population from all types of backgrounds, Columbia’s food offering is rich and diverse. Here are some great spots just minutes from our Columbia District Flats:


Is Columbia, MO a good place to live?

Home to the University of Missouri (or Mizzou as it’s more commonly known), Columbia is a vibrant, thriving, and welcoming place to live. The downtown area is clean and lively, with tons going on. The people here are friendly and progressive, and the area is relatively affordable, too - making it a great spot for college students.


Is Columbia, MO safe?

Overall, Columbia is safe for residents and visitors. However, like in any city, it’s sensible to be aware of your surroundings and follow standard safety precautions. We’d recommend that you lock your car and take any valuables with you, close your property door behind you, and don’t let others into your accommodation without scanning their key.


What is the weather like in Columbia, MO?

In Columbia, the summers are warm and humid, with temperatures in July ranging from highs of 91°F to lows of 69°F. Winters, on the other hand, are cold and snowy - with the chilly season lasting from November to February. Our advice? Pack for every eventuality!


What facilities are available at Columbia District Flats?

District Flats are the perfect spot to relax, study, or socialize with friends. There’s a community rooftop patio with fire pits, a movie theater, 24-hour fitness gym, coffee bar, games room, and study room.


How close to campus are Columbia District Flats?

The University of Missouri is located just a short 8-minute walk away from District Flats. In fact, you can even see the Mizzou campus from our rooftop terrace!


What appliances are available at Columbia District Flats?

At Columbia District Flats, each apartment is equipped with a wide range of appliances and features, including an in-unit washer dryer, dishwasher, air conditioning, and a microwave.


Is on-site parking available?

Yes, there is a dedicated heated garage at Columbia District Flats, which you can use to park your car. However, there’s only a certain number of spaces available, so we’d suggest you book your space sooner rather than later. There’s also bike storage if you prefer to travel on two wheels.


Why Yugo?

Our student housing is more than just a place to live and learn. It’s a holistic living experience with great spaces across the US, as well as across Europe, the Middle East, and Australia.


We give our students a supportive place to grow on and off campus. When you choose Yugo, alongside your desirable accommodation, you’ll experience the great lifestyle that Columbia District Flats provides.


So, there you have it! Our top FAQs about life at Columbia District Flats. We hope you found the answer you were looking for – but if you didn’t, please check out our USA FAQs or simply get in touch.