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    Apartment astrology: Your zodiac sign based on your housing

    Bella WhitmoreBy Bella WhitmoreSeptember 11, 2024Updated:January 27, 2026 Arts and Life No Comments2 Mins Read
    Discover your astrology sign as determined by your type of home. Erika Kuehl | Opinion Editor
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    By Bella Whitmore | Intern

    If you’ve ever wondered how the stars might influence your ideal living space, you’re not alone.

    Whether you believe in it or not, astrology offers a fun way to explore what kind of housing might suit your cosmic personality. So, grab your astrological chart and a cup of tea — your next move could be written in the stars. Literally.

    Community-based, practical and efficient people, dorm-dwellers are Gemini, Capricorn or Virgo. People who live on campus prioritize the proximity to campus and the practicality of being able to access campus resources quickly and efficiently. They also tend to be more social and active in communities along with other people in the dorms because of their proximity.

    Off-campus apartments: Scorpio, Sagittarius and Leo

    Off-campus apartment dwellers are Scorpio, Sagittarius and Leo. Those living off-campus tend to be more independent and like with being separated from the crowd. They tend to find the people they like and stick with them for the long haul. Living off-campus also means having more personal space and privacy.

    Houses: Taurus, Cancer and Aries

    If you live in a house, you’re a Taurus, Cancer or Aries. Those who choose to live in houses enjoy spending time with others and being social in their shared spaces. Houses are a great place to host gatherings, parties, etc. and people who live in them often gain energy from being around their close-knit group of friends. These people are prepared, friendly and sociable.

    Lofts: Aquarius, Libra and Pisces.

    Loft living is for Aquarius, Libra and Pisces. Lofts are unique and prioritize having a lot of space and an open-concept layout. People in lofts may tend not to compartmentalize as much and therefore have a pretty laid-back and go-with-the-flow outlook to match their distinctive housing layout. With their emphases on individuality and self-expression, lofts are a great match for these signs.

    At the end of the day, your perfect housing choice is all about finding the space that reflects who you are—whether your zodiac aligns with this guide or not. So, while your birth chart won’t be signing the lease to your next place, it’s always fun to see what your horoscope has to say.

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    Bella Whitmore

    Bella Whitmore is a Senior English major from Flower Mound, Texas with a minor in Spanish. In her second semester at the lariat she is exciting to keep sharing the stories of people in Baylor and Waco as a whole in a creative and fun way. When she is not listening to ABBA or playing with her frenchie, she loves to hang out with friends and travel with family. After graduation she hopes to continue a career in the world of journalism and professional writing.

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