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Welcome to Curbed Comparisons, where we explore what you can rent for a certain dollar amount in the Seattle area. We found six listings within $100 of today’s price: $1,450.
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In the lower Queen Anne/Uptown area, this ground-floor studio with hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, and 400 square feet of space is going for $1,425 per month. Pets are welcome, there’s laundry facilities in-unit and, like many new apartments, there’s a big ol’ shared roof deck. Garage parking is available for extra.
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In Capitol Hill a few blocks uphill from the light rail station, this daylight basement one-bedroom apartment has 650 square feet of space, a decent amount of storage space, and a private patio. Pets aren’t allowed, but a parking space is available for an added fee.
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This 495-square-foot studio in Ballard—on 15th up by Whittier Heights—has floor-to-ceiling windows with views, plus wood-like flooring throughout. There’s an attached parking garage, or the building is right on a BRT line. A shared roof deck has views of the water. Rent here is $1,440 per month; no word on pets.
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Head to Green Lake for this 720-square-foot, two-bedroom apartment with a balcony renting for $1,450 on the dot. Garage parking is available for $60 extra, but no pets are allowed. The place comes with laundry facilities in-unit.
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In Wallingford just off Stone and 45th, this little studio—373 square feet—with hardwood floors is renting for $1,450 per month. An odd shape creates a natural sleeping nook, and the place includes a full kitchen. The building has a shared roof deck, and pets are welcome.
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For another two-bedroom option, head down to Kent, where this two-bedroom apartment with a private patio is renting for $1,450. It’s right on a bus line to downtown Seattle, is pet-friendly and has a washer and dryer in-unit. Shared amenities include a dog park, a pool, a business center, a playground, and a gym.
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Which $1,450 apartment would you rent?
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23%
Lower Queen Anne/Uptown
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Capitol Hill
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Ballard
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Green Lake
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Wallingford
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Kent