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Moda Now Renting

September 9, 2008 By 20 Comments

Ashely points out that rentals from Moda are now available on Seattle Rentals.

Call me crazy but these units are ridiculous. Who would want a 2 bedroom/1 bath unit that is 530 to 631 square feet for $1925 to $2175 per month? That’s insane.

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  • EconE

    Call me curious…but how do you fit two bedrooms into such a small place?

    Are they like the units in that movie ‘Fifth Element’?

  • EconE

    Call me curious…but how do you fit two bedrooms into such a small place?

    Are they like the units in that movie ‘Fifth Element’?

  • http://twitter.com/mattgoyer mattgoyer

    Maybe they stacked the two bedrooms, one on top of the other.

  • http://blog.mattgoyer.com Matt

    Maybe they stacked the two bedrooms, one on top of the other.

  • Dan C.

    Gotta make those returns baby! F the tenants that live there…we gotta make some coin off this craphole!

  • Dan C.

    Gotta make those returns baby! F the tenants that live there…we gotta make some coin off this craphole!

  • nitsuj

    Bunkbed with doors = two bedrooms by chance?

  • nitsuj

    Bunkbed with doors = two bedrooms by chance?

  • sdata

    I love that all the photos of the apartment are really just different angles of the sink.

    There was clearly a typo with the prices…they added 1′s in front of the the monthly rents.

  • sdata

    I love that all the photos of the apartment are really just different angles of the sink.

    There was clearly a typo with the prices…they added 1′s in front of the the monthly rents.

  • Mike2

    It’s for people that are fresh out of college and miss living in a dorm, but want high end ammenities.

  • Mike2

    It’s for people that are fresh out of college and miss living in a dorm, but want high end ammenities.

  • http://www.mikeplummer.com Mike

    I like how the sample living room picture looks like another picture of the kitchen. Insane.

    What’s the point of having a roommate if you don’t get the bigger living area that comes with a 2bdr? Not to mention that your bedroom will be smaller than 9×9 and you have to share a bathroom.

  • http://www.mikeplummer.com Mike

    I like how the sample living room picture looks like another picture of the kitchen. Insane.

    What’s the point of having a roommate if you don’t get the bigger living area that comes with a 2bdr? Not to mention that your bedroom will be smaller than 9×9 and you have to share a bathroom.

  • http://www.mikeplummer.com Mike

    Sorry to double comment, but I can’t resist:

    > Sleek lighting package

    LOL

  • http://www.mikeplummer.com Mike

    Sorry to double comment, but I can’t resist:

    >• Sleek lighting package

    LOL

  • Mark W

    When I was college, I had a 1-bdrm, 325 sq ft apartment. It was small, but the floorplan made very good use of the limited space, so much so that my current living room and bedroom furniture would fit it.

    I now rent a 2-bdrm in Met Tower; twice as much floor space as the Moda 2-bdrm, yet my rent+parking is within their 2-bdrm rent range.

    But re size… When I moved here, and later in period looking at condo options, I’ve looked in the 1000-sf range, including a second bdrm that can accommodate 2 home offices. Bigger, sure, but a lot of places seemed to devote absurd amounts of sq footage to expansive foyers and bathrooms, leaving little for the second bedroom. Throw in lots of odd angles and corners and other design quirks, and I’ve come across a lot of places that simply couldn’t accommodate my rather ordinary furnishings.

    Size isn’t everything.

  • Mark W

    When I was college, I had a 1-bdrm, 325 sq ft apartment. It was small, but the floorplan made very good use of the limited space, so much so that my current living room and bedroom furniture would fit it.

    I now rent a 2-bdrm in Met Tower; twice as much floor space as the Moda 2-bdrm, yet my rent+parking is within their 2-bdrm rent range.

    But re size… When I moved here, and later in period looking at condo options, I’ve looked in the 1000-sf range, including a second bdrm that can accommodate 2 home offices. Bigger, sure, but a lot of places seemed to devote absurd amounts of sq footage to expansive foyers and bathrooms, leaving little for the second bedroom. Throw in lots of odd angles and corners and other design quirks, and I’ve come across a lot of places that simply couldn’t accommodate my rather ordinary furnishings.

    Size isn’t everything.

  • matthew

    Are they trying to make renting this places as big of a failure as they were selling them?

    Who in their right mind is going to pay these prices???

  • matthew

    Are they trying to make renting this places as big of a failure as they were selling them?

    Who in their right mind is going to pay these prices???