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CityCenter Begins Leasing For November Move-Ins

  • October 2, 2013

by Shilpi Paul

CityCenter Begins Leasing For November Move-Ins: Figure 1

The long-awaited Apartments at CityCenter have begun leasing, UrbanTurf has learned. Move-ins are estimated to begin in November.

As to be expected, the luxury rentals carry hefty price tags. At the low end of the range, 461-square-foot studios are renting for $2,130 a month, while 1,846-square-foot three-bedrooms are going for between $7,590 and $7,760 per month. One-bedrooms fall in the mid-$2,000-to-$4,000 range, and two-bedrooms are between $4,000 and $6,550 a month.

Condos at the adjacent Residences at CityCenterDC sold at correspondingly luxe prices, with one-bedrooms starting at $600,000 and two-bedrooms at $1 million. As we reported last month, a portion of the apartments are reserved for residents making between 60 to 80 percent of the Area Median Income.

CityCenter Begins Leasing For November Move-Ins: Figure 2
An apartment at CityCenter.

Designed by Shalom Baranes, all of the units at the 458-unit project have a modern style, with floor-to-ceiling windows, open floor plans and “European-style” kitchen cabinetry. The rooftop has a few amenities, like a pool, club room and dog walk, and the building has a gym, yoga room, and an electric car charging station.

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