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Very many of Alcoa's streets are named after famous individuals from bygone years. Among them are Bell Street, named for Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone, Darwin Street, named for Charles Darwin, author of the acclaimed "Origin of the Species", and Edison Street, named for Thomas Edison, the man credited with the invention of the electric light bulb.
Alcoa, together with its 8,500 inhabitants, is located in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, 13 miles south of Knoxville, in Blount County, Tennessee. The main employer in Alcoa is the Alcoa aluminum smelting corporation, which has been in business within the area since 1910. Alcoa's proximity to Knoxville, which is a mere 22-minute drive on a good day, means that many Alcoans choose to commute for work. View Alcoa City Guide
Move-in specials offer an enticing incentive to Alcoa apartment renters looking to save. However, it’s important to ask about any stipulations to the move-in specials. A free month’s rent may only apply to specific apartment floors or basic amenities instead of the apartment you really want.
Other move-in specials might include a lowered or no security deposit option. Keep in mind the lack of security deposit means you are responsible for damage when moving out.
No application fees are also popular move-in specials, which will immediately put more money back in your pocket.
Alcoa apartments are more likely to offer move-in specials during an off-season like winter when fewer people are moving. You may be able to negotiate your own special like free parking for a year in the paid garage.