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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: $2,000.
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In West Seattle near Westwood Village, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom, 1,000-square-foot apartment is renting for $1,995 per month. It includes a wood-burning fireplace and a large balcony, plus a utility room with a washer and dryer. The building includes a lounge, a courtyard, and shared garden space. It includes a parking spot, but it’s also on the 21 route. No word on pets.
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This South Lake Union studio with a private sleeping area includes in-unit laundry and 578 square feet of space. Shared amenities include an off-leash area, a “cooking lab” with room to brew beer, a conference room, a theater, and a gym. Pets can come along, too, and parking’s available in an attached garage (although transit is plentiful and SLU is centrally-located). Rent here is $2,001 per month.
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On the border of First Hill and Capitol Hill, this lofted apartment is pretty big a one-bedroom—747 square feet—and includes an extra half bathroom (for a total of one and a half), in-unit laundry, and a deck. Both cats and dogs are allowed, and parking’s available in an attached garage—although it’s also along transit and close to downtown. A gym and a rooftop terrace are shared with the other residents. Rent is $2,014 per month.
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In Madison Park, just two blocks from Lake Washington, this two-bedroom, 890-square-foot condo in a 1950s building is renting for $1,995 per month. It has a large bathroom and a recently remodeled kitchen; pets aren’t allowed, though. No word on parking, but it’s right on the 11.
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Downtown along Western Avenue, this one-bedroom, 517-square-foot apartment is renting for $1,998 per month. That comes with a private patio—although there’s also a shared roof deck for outdoor space. It also has in-unit laundry, and pets can come, too. The parking situation isn’t specified, but it’s downtown so transit will take you pretty much anywhere.
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Up in Bitter Lake—just across the street from Bitter Lake Playfield, which lines the lake itself—this two-bedroom condo is renting for $1,950 per month. The unit has a fireplace, laundry, and a dishwasher, and comes with a reserved parking space. No pets are allowed, though.
Poll
Which $2,000 apartment would you rent?
This poll is closed
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15%
West Seattle
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13%
SLU
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23%
First Hill/Capitol Hill
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31%
Madison Park
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13%
Downtown
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2%
Bitter Lake
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