[haltcatchfire]

For $600 more a month I should get royalty level laundering and folding of my drawers.

Lmao! They want twice what I pay for what is essentially an identical location and identical unit size. What a bunch of boobs.

For reference, I'm on the third floor, studio, 4 Street and 20 Ave SW, $695/mo all utilities included. However, to be fair it is a very old building and no in-suite laundry, I use a laundromat actually. But for half the price, the hilarity of those prices at this building still holds up. #studentlife

 

[Lemonaidan]

Yikes, I payed that for a 3 bedroom townhouse a couple years ago.

 

[CCF]

These prices are definitely inflated. Although I said the same thing about Underwood and they look like they've had success.

I pay $1210 for just under 600 sq ft in a new building in the Beltline.

 

[ByeByeBaby]

Depending on the actual price, it's $2.50 to $3 per square foot for two bedroom units. SoDo and Underwood are both in the $2.50 ballpark; a number of other new buildings (Versus, Portfolio, Cube, Fifteen15, 1215, Hat East Village) tend to be in the $2.20 per square foot range, more or less. I think there is a market perhaps for a mostly millennial crowd who value a lot of fancy amenities in their building, and a good location near a lot of places to eat/drink/etc and just don't spend a ton of time in their suite, so they don't want anything large. But it is still a high price.

 

[MK436]

Depending on the actual price, it's $2.50 to $3 per square foot for two bedroom units. SoDo and Underwood are both in the $2.50 ballpark; a number of other new buildings (Versus, Portfolio, Cube, Fifteen15, 1215, Hat East Village) tend to be in the $2.20 per square foot range, more or less. I think there is a market perhaps for a mostly millennial crowd who value a lot of fancy amenities in their building, and a good location near a lot of places to eat/drink/etc and just don't spend a ton of time in their suite, so they don't want anything large. But it is still a high price.

The 2 bedroom units aren't too bad compared to other buildings. The studios are close to $3.60/sq ft, which is insane.

 

[Sky of Blue]

Underwood claims their rates are introductory. As in, plan on a hike when you need to renew. But the rates are definitely pushing the max already.

 

[Sky of Blue]

There are significant factors in commanding a high price for a tiny studio in the beltline/downtown in one of the newer condo buildings. The biggest being when there is a heated underground parking stall and storage unit included in the rental.

 

[GoVertical]

Not to carry this discussion on but...
I'm assuming those rate start at 1300 on the bottom floor? Scary considering I pay $1250 for 800sf 2bd, live on the 8th floor with a view of 17th ave, and I'm 4 blocks away. Glad I moved when I did though. And mind you it's a 70's building but still. I thought 1215 on 5st was expensive at $1500 for a 1bedroom!

 

[UrbanWarrior]

 

[BKha]

I'm really liking Park Central so far. It's a great addition to that area.

 

[Surrealplaces]

 

[Surrealplaces]

The cinder block wall looks a bit better now that they've polished it, or whatever they didi to it. It doesn't really go with the building, but at least it has a finished look to it.

 

[Beltline_B]

I like everything about this one. A real improvement to the area, and a win in every regard.

 

[BKha]

I'm with you on that. I would like to see more developments like this in Calgary.

 

[Urban4Lyfe]

Agreed looks great!