Oh, snap. "Live like you're in a downtown loft--but in a much more convenient and vibrant area," begins the listing for the one-bedroom condo at the development formerly known as King on Kings. The Pugh + Scarpa-designed project got off to a rocky start--its 12 condos failed to find buyers at their $1 million-plus asking prices in 2009, then the whole thing went into receivership. Things got back on track for the bank-owned property in 2010, when this unit sold for $610,000. Now asking $849,000, the three-level unit has high ceilings, painted concrete floors, fancy fixtures, and a private 500-square-foot roof deck. There's a communal dog run and underground parking, and monthly HOAs of $325.
· 123 N. Kings Rd #5 [Redfin]
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