SF high-rise condo has spacious floor plan, city views and hotel amenities San Francisco condominium features city views, hotel amenities By Jordan Guinn , Contributor Updated May 29, 2013 2:25 p.m.

Q: I live on the first floor of a condo building.Recently, the board replaced the lobby entrance doors, which now create a loud noise when someone enters or exits, startling my neighbor and me.

In its place, the developers plan to construct a new 95-foot-tall building with commercial space, the hotel lobby and guest amenities on the ground floor and a 66-unit luxury condo hotel on the ...

Climb the glass staircase to the living level, which offers 13-foot ceilings and an open floor plan that the staircase cuts in half. A few steps down, and you’re in the 593-square-foot living room.

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Terra Plans 48-Story Condo ... Its 400 condos would sit above a ground-level lobby with eight ... show amenities on the rooftop and on the eighth floor, between the parking garage and condos. ...

This 175-square-foot Back Bay condo is for sale. ... “a professionally managed elevator building with an elegant lobby and wide common ... The floor plan for Unit 16 at 290 Commonwealth Ave ...

Plans include a basement for housekeeping, storage and parking, a ground floor hotel lobby, expanded terrace and public washrooms, three storeys of condo hotel units, a roof-top terrace and 91 ...

The developer who ushered in luxury condo living along West Palm Beach's waterfront plans another condo tower on the downtown's ... west and east sides of each unit and a white marble lobby floor.

A rendering of the lobby at Tiara on the Beach, a new condo tower coming to Galveston Island. Courtesy Bogza. ... two- and three-bedrooms floor plans starting at about 1,600 square feet.

ZD Jasper plans boutique Upper East Side condo. ... Above the lobby, the condominium will have two units per floor up to the 11th floor, where a setback will mark the transition to full-floor units.