But with no pictures of the loft itself it is kinda hard to tell.

Price is $385k for 1 bed/1 bath, 889 square feet.

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Everyone was hot on Talisman when a unit came on the market a few weeks ago. Here’s another. This one, #214, is $249,950. However, the interior of this one is definitely not to my taste.

Eastlake Lofts

#201 is new to the market. But a little pricey at $590,000 for 949 square feet. However, it does have a view of the lake:

A cheaper option is #205 which just came back on the market at $484,000 after a hiatus. It was originally listed at $495k it was originally purchased for $459k.

Belltown Lofts

#61 is cheap at $249,000 but lacks character:

Madison Tower

Another pricey unit is on the market. #1800 is 1,980 square feet for $1,935,000. It does have a nice shower:

1521 is starting off their grand opening week by lighting up every unit:

the 38-story Fifteen Twenty-One Second Avenue, the newest addition to Seattle’s skyline, will be lit from top to bottom at approximately 5:30 p.m., Monday, Jan. 26. The lighting will last for approximately one hour.

Hopefully it will be dark enough :P.

19th Ave Lofts

This is probably a very nice unit at 19th Avenue lofts but the photography doesn’t do it any favors. From unit 109, a 859 square foot unit with 2 parking spots priced at a reasonable $375,000:

Belltown Lofts

Unit #207 looks promising at $299,000 for 783 square feet. Certainly a low price per square foot.

Monique

Rumor has it a penthouse unit at Monique Lofts will be coming on the market soon.

Parc

If you’re interested in the Parc sign up for their mailing list. They do like to let you know about a different deal every few days. Today its unit 629 at $339k for 685 square feet. Great interest rate incentive:

For a limited time, purchase a brand-new condo at The Parc & receive interest rates as low as 2.875% for the first year, 3.875% for the second year, then locking in at 4.875% for the remainder of the loan.

Ruby

A few units hit the MLS today. Unit 307 is $379,990 for 703 square feet.

Veer Lofts

They’ve been putting more units on the MLS featuring photos from the actual units (or so it seems). Her is unit
411.

Plus for six units (#207, #211, #409, #411, #413 and #516) at Veer Lofts there are a ton of incentives (all these lofts are under $300k):

• Pay no homeowner dues until September 1st, 2010!
• All your closing costs paid up to $7450!
• A $1,000 Ikea gift certificate!
• A 1-year membership to Rain Fitness, a short two blocks from Veer!
• Two $500 gift certificates on Alaska Airlines

Convert Your Own Church

Or maybe you don’t want to unit but try your hand at being a developer. You could always buy this Ballard church at 7002 23rd Ave NW. Only $1.8m.

#202 is down to $800,000.

2200

Someone sent me a photo of a notice of default for a 2200 unit.

Belltown Lofts

Need a 790 square foot modern space with commercial kitchen? Check out 66 Bell St #4 for $300,000.

Avalon

Need a cozy small space in Lower Queen Anne? Check out 22 John St #38 for $189,000.

Bay Vista Tower

Yet another big unit is on the market in need of remodeling. Only $1,774,950 for nearly 2,600 square feet.

Eastlake Lofts

#205 is on the market for $495k it was originally purchased for $459k.

Eleven Eleven

Here’s a shot of 111 E Pike that I took from my window two days ago:

Millennium Tower

The Millennium Tower penthouse, which is still a 10,000 square foot shell, that sold for $4 mil in 2004, just had a $2 mil price reduction to $8 mil.

The 17th floor SE corner unit is also down in price to $1,595,000. Almost at it’s initial 2003 price of $1,500,000.

Rollin Street

Ben visited Rollin Street and has written up his impressions since Vulcan absurdly doesn’t allow photos:

To me, the layout as well as the sterility of the exposed concrete walls and ceilings were quite reminiscent of Mosler Lofts. The decks seemed a bit too narrow, probably wide enough for potted plants and a bistro set, but not much else. The “shotgun” units on the alley side don’t seem receive a lot of ambient daylight, mostly due to the depth of the units, something to keep in mind if you like bright and airy living spaces.

Trace Lofts

My neighborhood is selling #308.