NE 6th & Lottie

[catch22]

The interior really gives me the creeps. A lot of weirdness that isn't "cool".

[Plutonic Panda]

The interior really gives me the creeps. A lot of weirdness that isn't "cool".

Yeah it does seem like this would appear to a certain niche of weirdos.

[Dob Hooligan]

This is a good adaptive reuse of an urban property. The interior look is popular and forgivable in the urban living space market. The structure is maintained with the least amount of permanent change. Boarded up doors and windows are much easier to re-open than brick filled spaces. The pricing is competitive for the area and style of dwelling.

[catch22]

You aren't wrong with your points, but the appearance feels like it is trying too hard to be "cool" and missing completely.

Perhaps some more neutral tones would better capture the industrial look they are going for, and lose the contact lens salad bowl sinks. And some brighter accents to breathe some life into what looks like a dark olive colored dungeon.

[HangryHippo]

Yeah, that interior hodgepodge is a hard pass.

[Romulack]

The exposed plumbing and duct work really gives it that "I live in my mom's basement" vibe.

[Anonymous.]

Desk lamp from the top of the kitchen cabinets is weird.

Otherwise pretty decent all things considered.

Though I don't know why you wouldn't try to make use of the street facing doors and windows.

Same lamps over the toilets lol.

These are same style as the Wired Lofts @ Hefner and Broadway ext. Those rent for $1200/mo.

[Richard at Remax]

Those desk lamps that extend over the sink and toilet areas should result in $500 off per month

[Anonymous.]

I see this complex listed for sale today. Says all units are occupied.

Asking $660,000.