What $1,600/Month Can Rent You in Seattle Right Now

Welcome back to Curbed Comparisons, where we scour Seattle's rental listings to see what your monthly budget will get you across the city. Today we find out what $1,600/month can get you in Seattle. You tell us which lease you'd sign.

↑ Let's begin in Belltown where you can get a 526 square-foot studio at Joseph Arnold Lofts for $1,585/mo. The Joe is a new, modern loft building just behind the Belltown P-Patch. The unit is big, open space but it'll come with big windows and potentially a great view.

↑ Next up, Capitol Hill, where you can get a 571 square-foot studio for $1,595/mo at The Pearl. Situated off of 15th and Madison in Seattle's Pike/Pine Triangle, it's a solid location for city dwellers. The units have some unique shape to them, so it's not a cookie-cutter rectangle. Also looks like you might be in for some great views.

↑ Now we go Uptown where Elliott Bayview Apartment Homes has a 1-BR available for $1,595/mo. They're coy on the square-footage but a floorplan shows that it is indeed a one-bedroom and not a studio. If you're not impressed by the bells and whistles of modern apartment buildings but still want to feel a little bit of that luxury, this looks like it might be a fit.

↑ Now it's off to Whittier Heights where we can get a 316 square-foot "1-BR" at Noba Apartments for $1,576/mo. Technically, yes, there's a door between the sleeping area and the rest of the place, but we're gonna call it an open 1-BR, really. Modern efficiency living, the unit looks like it's in great shape and it's a decent spot for commuters.

↑ Finally, we head back to Belltown where Olympus has a 573 square-foot studio available for $1,601/mo. Still looks like a pretty spacious unit and you're likely to have a great view out of those big windows.

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