Rentals

There are several buildings on the IC grid where players can 'rent' an apartment or a room, and a few multiroom rental houses. To recall this file you can type '+renters'.

Apartments

 * The Soliman - A tower of arrogance, this building hosts luxurious appartments, dwellings for the rich and mighty when they stay in town. Brass and glass creeps up the surface, wide doors of reinforced glass are protected by a marquise, and guarded by an impressive doorman.
 * The Galatea - Rivalling in grace with the surrounding buildings, the Galatea claims to be the ultimate in luxury renting. White marble and silver linings shine in the lights of day or night, the entrance guarded by a uniformed doorman.
 * The Pashmina - A high-rise building of dark obsidian lightened by the many shining windows overlooking the street. Double door of oak, braced with heavy iron, open to the lobby.
 * The Tripoli - A tall building edged between quieter houses, the Tripoli opens with a glass double door, letting the light flood the small lobby.
 * The Cheshire House - An intricately ornate glass door, accented with polished brass, opens to the apartment building known as the Cheshire House. A marquise of red cloth protects the visitors from the sun or the occasional rain, and a doorman in full uniform always greets the arrivals.
 * Flotsam Tower- Large trees frame a winding trail that leads in toward Flotsam Tower apartments.
 * The Sangria Dominion - For vampires only. A simple door leads to the lobby of the Sangria Dominion's apartments.
 * The Dragon's Claw - The Dragon's Claw is overall a very unassuming building on the outside. The building stands three stories tall, and is made almost entirely of rough hewn dark grey granite stone that is so well crafted that on the whole the building looks to have been carved out of single block of stone. The doors are heavy dark stained oak with blackened steel hinges that seem to operate with a seamless glide making the doors appear much lighter than they really are. Protective runes are etched into the stone above the doors, and light pours through the oval shaped windows on either side of the doors. Those windows like all the rest are a tempered stained glass that give the upper portion a red glow and the lower curved inset a golden tint, so that in the evening they appear to be great eyes peering across the street and all around the building.
 * The Guildcrest - This large two story house boasts a collection of balconies and a stable. Vines and trees cover the small walled courtyard that surrounds the property. Beautiful double doors of deep cheery oak and silver stained glass shot through with veins of burgundy. The doors swing open and allow you to enter the Bed and Breakfast. Welcome.
 * The Grammont - A high-rise building, cold efficiency, steel and glass, stands proud in the street. Double door of reinforced glass open to the lobby.

Houses

 * Stars Manions - A small well kept park opens up to embrace the cobbled lane that leads into the posh neighborhood of Stars Mansions. There are large shade trees branching over benches that offer respite for the traveler. The lane stretches out and curves along to service each of the well kept mansion homes. Every drive leading to each home along the lane is marked by dual brick gate posts that each hold black iron stamped plates of various constellations.
 * Mythic Estates - A small well kept park opens up to embrace the lane that stretches out and curves along to service each of the modest estate homes located here. The park features large shade trees that sweep over benches located here and there to offer respite for the traveler. Every drive leading to each home along the lane is marked by dual brick gate posts that are topped by black iron sculptures of various mythological beasts. Each home is ensconced on 10-15 acres of land.
 * Haunted Manors - A long winding lane leads past several large land holdings, each easily 75-100 acres. The Manor houses on each generous allotment are nearly palatial in their spread and construction, and all of them in the area have been named for Castles of older Earth times rumored to have been haunted through the ages.
 * Wildwood Estates - The thick grove of trees surrounding the estates opens up into a large clearing within the forest. Light from the sky above, whether moon or sun, seems to find its way through the canopy of branches that shade most of the forest, allowing the growth of natural bedded flowers to flourish. A softly burbling stream flows through the center of the clearing, the crystalline waters a common gathering place for animals within the wood. Small winding paths branch out from the clearing, each leading towards an estate off in the distance.
 * The Quarry - A small quiet cobblestone lane stretches along flanked on each side at intervals with little packed earthen lanes that lead to modest cottages throughout the neighborhood. The lane is shaded by large trees and there are benches dotting along the lane now and then as well to offer respite for the travelers.