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Moda Apartments

Just received confirmation from one of the principals behind the Moda Condominium project in Belltown. The project, which will be completed in just a few months, will in fact be converted to apartments.

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Moda Sold Out, Again

By on June 3, 2008 in Belltown Condos, Real Estate with 2 Comments

UPDATE: Moda is converting to apartments. Received news this morning that Moda Condominium in Belltown has sold the 40 some units that came back on the market a couple of weeks ago. A number of those units were made available due to buyer financing issues or buyers backing out due to decreases in square footage.…

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Moda Condos Update

By on May 16, 2008 in Belltown Condos, Real Estate with 19 Comments

UPDATE: Moda is converting to apartments. Moda Condos just released a few units in the NWMLS today, providing a sampling of the home plans available. These range from sub-300 sq ft studios to two-bedrooms and are priced between $184,950 and $365,950. Though Moda sold exceptionally well during pre-sales, word on the street is that the…

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Moda Condo – Update

By on September 13, 2006 in Belltown Condos, Pre-Sales with 14 Comments
Moda Condo – Update

UPDATE: Moda is converting to apartments. Today was the official start of sales at Moda Condominiums in Belltown. Moda fills a gap left by many of the other developers by providing “affordable” in-city condominium homes under the $500,000 price point. And, that resonated well with buyers. Though, affordable is relative since price per square foot…

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First Look – Moda Condominiums

First Look – Moda Condominiums

UPDATE: Moda is converting to apartments. The latest entrant to the Seattle condo boom is Moda Condominiums in Belltown. Located at the corner of 3rd Avenue & Bell Street (just north of Bell), Moda is being developed by HMI Real Estate. The 251-unit low-rise is positioning itself towards the more affordable entry-level market. Prices are…

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