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Grant would prioritize resident social programming, controlled and well-lit parking, a strong gym, and useful coworking space for a KPMG Houston recent graduate. He gives less weight to oversized lounges or flashy common areas if they do not create real resident interaction. For someone moving alone, amenities that make it easier to meet people and use the building day to day can be more valuable than purely decorative features.

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