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Downtown Rental Properties (Ranked by Monthly Rent for Two-Bedroom Apartment*) Downtown Rental Properties (Ranked by monthly rent for two-bedroom apartment*) Name Monthly Rent Square Footage Management Address Two-Bdrm. ($) Two-Bdrm. No. of Agent(s) Telephone Utilities Included Minimum Lease Year Founded Rental 1 2 Rank Website One-Bdrm. ($) One-Bdrm. Units in Rent Period Security Deposit Additional Amenities Neighborhood Points of Interest Owner(s) / Renovated3 Daily Record Building 3,000 3,674 2 Water One year One month's rent Off-street parking, secure access Cascade District Hochstein School of Music and Dance, Carol Pospula NA 1. 11 Centre Park Frontier Field, St. Paul Quarter Rochester, N.Y. 14614 1,400 1,900 NA (585) 295-9500 www.buckprop.com Temple Building 1,500-2,500 1,360-2,050 50 Gas One year 75 percent of one Underground parking garage, in-unit Downtown East End restaurants, clubs and retail; Christene Weibel 1925 / 2002 2. 14 Franklin St., Suite 800 month's rent washer/dryer, on-site security Monroe Community College Damon City Rochester, N.Y. 14604 1,265-1,845 850-1,250 Campus; Eastman Theatre; Eastman Costanza Enterprises (585) 232-3600 School of Music; downtown business district Inc. www.templebuilding.com Knowlton Building 1,550-2,200 1,500-2,200 14 None One year One month's rent Indoor heated parking, fireplaces, Cascade District Access to I-490, near Corn Hill Landing Jim Loftus, John 1895-1915 / 3. 69 Cascade Drive skylights, hardwood floors, in-unit stores and restaurants Loftus 1998-2000 Rochester, N.Y. 14614 NA NA washer/dryer, gas stoves, 25-foot (585) 755-4560; (585) 766-5619 ceilings Jim and John Loftus www.rochesterdowntown.com Cascade Centre 1,550-2,200 1,560 9 None One year One month's rent Indoor heated parking, fireplaces, Cascade District Access to I-490, near Corn Hill Landing Jim Loftus, John 1905-1967 / 4. 72 Cascade Drive skylights, hardwood floors, in-unit stores and restaurants Loftus 20074 Rochester, N.Y. 14614 1,350-1,550 1,200-1,500 washer/dryer, gas stove, 14-foot (585) 755-4560; (585) 766-5619 ceilings Jim and John Loftus www.rochesterdowntown.com Medical Arts Building 1,500-2,000 1,100 40 None One year One month's rent Underground parking garage, geo- East End Wegmans East Avenue, Park Avenue, Christine Giuliano, 1929 / 5. 277 Alexander St. thermal HVAC, gas fireplaces, security, Alexander Street bars and restaurants, Little Gina Zolllweg 2003-2006 Rochester, N.Y. 14607 850-1,300 600-750 on-site laundry, some private terraces, Theatre, Strong National Museum of Play, (585) 647-6116 common roof decks School of the Arts, Memorial Art Gallery, 277 Alexander LLC www.flowercitymanagement.com Rochester Museum & Science Center H.H. Warner Lofts 1,300-2,000 1,300-1,500 48 NA One year One month's rent Original maple hardwood floors, 12-foot St. Paul Quarter St. Paul corridor Colleen Burke 2011 6. 80 St. Paul St. ceilings, exposed antique brick wall, Rochester, N.Y. 14604 900-1,600 1,200-1,350 granite countertops and dual stainless Mark IV Enterprises (585) 232-2881 sinks, fitness center www.warnerlofts.com Parry Building Lofts NA NA 6 Cable, Internet One year One month's rent Off-street parking, air conditioning, High Falls Access to I-490, Frontier Field, High Falls Mimi Tilton 1880s-1890s / 7. 224 Mill St. and water Jacuzzi tubs, in-unit washer and dryer, restaurants 2007 Rochester, N.Y. 14614 1,325-1,900 1,100-1,800 rooftop deck, fireplaces in some units Parry Building LLC (585) 752-7385 www.rochesterdowntown.com East End Lofts 1,350-1,700 1,300-2,000 21 Garbage, water One year One month's rent In-unit washer and dryer, free back East End East End restaurants, clubs and retail; Little Susie Woods 1940s / 2001 8. 15 Mathews St. parking lot Theatre; Eastman Theatre; downtown Rochester, N.Y. 14607 900-1,200 900 business district NA (585) 442-9061 www.sternproperties.com 200 East Ave. Apartments 1,445-1,475 1,068-1,078 77 Heat, water and Six months Varies In-unit washer/dryer, garage and off- East End Eastman Theatre; Eastman School of NA 2000 9. 200 East Ave. cable street parking available, gated Music; Memorial Art Gallery; Rochester Rochester, N.Y. 14604 1,210-1,255 722-800 community, balconies and patios, Museum & Science Center; East End Conifer Realty LLC (585) 325-7940 fireplaces, bay windows available, air restaurants, clubs and retail; downtown www.200eastave.com conditioning, intercom, intrusion alert business district system, elevator Halo Lofts at 60 Grove 1,275-1,495 1,000-1,150 13 Water and One year5 Varies Soundproof music practice studio in Grove Place Eastman School of Music; Sibley Music Rick Marsh, Courtney 1880 / 2006 10. 60 Grove St. garbage each apartment, in-unit washer/dryer, Library; Eastman Theatre; East End Williams Rochester, N.Y. 14605 725 900 optional furnishings, intercom,WiFi restaurants, clubs and retail (585) 330-5680 Internet and cable TV White Orchid www.halolofts.com Properties 60 Grove LLC Station 55 1,230-1,460 NA 29 None One year One month's rent Gated property, security system, open Public Market Rochester Public Market, Village Gate, NA 1905 / 2007 11. 55 Railroad St. lot parking, on-site laundry Auditorium Theatre Rochester, N.Y. 14609 820-1,4606 NA NA (585) 232-3600 ww.station-55.com University Place 1,235 1,012 86 Cable and hot Ten months Varies Air conditioning, covered parking East End Eastman School of Music, Java's and Spot Alexandria Evans 1900 / 1995 12. 328 E. Main St. water available, on bus line, on-site laundry, Coffee, Strong National Museum of Play, Rochester, N.Y. 14604 845-1,070 736-796 keycard access, 24-hour maintenance, George Eastman House, restaurants, The Cabot Group Inc. (585) 546-2240 new lounge, fitness center, practice shopping, bars www.rentuniversityplace.com rooms, pool table, dart board, flat- screen TVs, WiFi Internet The 116 St. Paul Building NA NA 4 Water One year One month's rent Security, high-speed Internet, satellite St. Paul Quarter Eastman School of Music, SUNY Brockport Dan Morgenstern 1915 / 2006 13. 116 St. Paul St. TV, storage space, elevators, near Metro Center, MCC Damon Campus, Rochester, N.Y. 14604 900-1,500 800-1,500 mass transit, in-suite laundry, covered restaurants, Frontier Field, Genesee River, NA (585) 738-4230 parking, urban garden Rochester Riverside Convention Center, www.stpaulpropertiesllc.com downtown hotels Industrie Lofts 1,1507 904-1,400 11 Water One year One month's rent Fitness center, media room, WiFi, St. Paul Quarter Restaurants, nightclubs, walking distance to Karolyn Black 1985 / 2010 14. 168 N. Water St. laundry public transport, one minute to the Inner Rochester, N.Y. 14604 NA NA Loop Maximus Hill LLC (585) 413-4462 www.industrielofts.net Chapel Hill 900-1,300 NA 61 None One year One month's rent Fireplaces, hardwood floors, high East End Downtown Christine Giuliano NA 15. 8 Prince St. ceilings and exposed brick, apartment Rochester, N.Y. 14607 650-1,300 NA alarm systems, secured electronic Flower City (585) 647-6116 entry Management Corp. www.flowercitymanagement.com Michaels-Stern Building 1,000-1,200 1,200 45 Heat and parking One year One month's rent Fitness room, game room, off-street St. Paul Quarter St. Paul Quarter restaurants, clubs, galleries Buckingham 2005 16. 87 N. Clinton Ave. parking, no-step laundry, storage, on- and retail; Genesee River; SUNY Brockport Properties Rochester, N.Y. 14604 750-950 853-963 site restaurant, security access, Metro Center; High Falls; Frontier Field; (585) 295-9500 24-hour maintenance downtown business district 87 N. Clinton LLC www.buckprop.com The Searle Building NA NA 32 Heat, water and Three months $99 Lofts, 12-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, St. Paul Quarter St. Paul Quarter restaurants, clubs, galleries Brian Kiner 2009 17. 181 St. Paul St. trash tin ceilings, new elevator, off-street and retail; Water Street Music Hall Rochester, N.Y. 14604 895-1,295 NA indoor parking, two downstairs Belmont Properties (585) 442-6150 restaurants, Scotland Yard Pub and Inc. www.belmontproperties.com Tapas, laundry, new windows Buckingham Commons NA NA 36 Heat and parking One year One month's rent Gated parking, fitness room, coffee Cascade District Hochstein School of Music, Frontier Field, Carol Pospula 2007 18. 85 Allen St. bar, rooftop access St. Paul Quarter Rochester, N.Y. 14614 875-1,200 760-1,010 NA (585) 295-9500 www.buckprop.com Riverview Lofts 925-1,150 NA 36 Flat fee of $85 for One year One month's rent Laundry on site, underground parking St. Paul Quarter Restaurants, Eastman School of Music, Jessica Fennell 1890s / 2006 176 N. Water St. gas, electricity, garage, storage facilities downtown library, Geva Theatre Rochester, N.Y. 14604 695-1,010 NA hot water and NA (585) 413-4462 trash removal Corn Hill Townhouse & Garden Apartments 1,025 1,100 93 None One year One month's rent Central air, outdoor living area, full Corn Hill Corn Hill Landing restaurants and retail, NA 19878 20. 715 Clarissa St. basements, on-site parking, balconies, Blue Cross Arena, annual Corn Hill Arts Rochester, N.Y. 14608 725-815 500 on-site laundry, fireplace, cabana, Festival Mark IV Enterprises (585) 325-1860 swimming pool www.cornhilltownhouses.com Twelve at 100 Merriman St. 1,025 1,000-2,000 12 Heat, water, One year One month's rent European-style kitchen with stone East End Park Avenue, East End and art district, pet- Crego Realty Group 2007 21. 100 Merriman St.
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