What $1,000/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 $1,000/month can get you in Seattle. You tell us which lease you'd sign.

↑ Let's start in First Hill with the 450 square-foot studio at the Paul Revere for $1,000/mo. The building dates back to the 1920's but the unit itself looks like it's in good shape. Nice hardwoods and the bathroom looks updated. Location-wise, you're pretty close to a lot as well.

↑ Next, we head up to Victory Heights where you can get a 625 square-foot 1-BR for $1,000/mo. This one doesn't look quite as well maintained but you do get more space and it's a decent North Seattle location for commuters.

↑ Next up we go to U-District where a 500 square-foot studio at 5234 University Way NE is available for $995/mo. It's a top floor unit in a 1929 brick building so you're getting the true old school experience. The kitchen is vintage cute but don't expect too many (or any) modern amenities.

↑ Now it's over to Queen Anne where The Queensborough has a 435 square-foot studio for $1,015/mo. It's an old building and it shows. The unit does feature carpet and there are a bunch of notable building amenities (garage parking, rooftop deck, security systems).

↑ Finally we go back to First Hill where Zindorf Apartments has a 400 square-foot studio available for $990/mo. The unit looks really well taken care of (hopefully it's not just the model unit). Unit comes with dishwasher and may include a clawfoot tub and parking.

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