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Case Study: One Broadway

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Good Morning Armando. Thank you very much for your interest in One Broadway. - Yes, we do have unfurnished units. -All the units have stainless steel appliances. -For a 2 bedroom apartment, you would have one assigned parking spot, but you could purchase one additional parking spot for $150 fee. -Of two options that I sent to you, only the unit on 25th floor is facing the bay, however, it is partial view because One Broadway is not located directly on the bay. Also, the price do depend of the floor plan and the view. - The utilities are not included in the rent price. Water would be around 20$ a month, and it 's already connected. For the cable and internet, we have options of Comcast and ATT, but would have to connect it with them. Last,

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