Welcome to Curbed Comparisons, a column that explores what one can rent for a set dollar amount in various Austin neighborhoods. Is one person's studio another person's bungalow? Let's find out! Today's price: $2,700/month.
↑ 360 Nueces Street, Apt. 4001, one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment, 899 square feet, $2,695/month. Located on the 40th floor of Austin 360 Condominiums, currently the second tallest building Downtown (or anywhere in the city), this petite apartment offers grand views, is fully furnished, and offers luxury everything. No word on pets.
↑ 7200 Cordelia Court, three-bedroom, two-bathroom detached garden home, 2,035 square feet, $2,695/month. A 2014 build in a gated community in Montopolis, this two-story home has a two-car garage, fenced yard, stainless appliances, granite countertops, and laundry facilities in the unit. There is no listed pet policy.
↑ 1511 Palma Plaza, Unit C, two-bedroom, two-bathroom garage apartment, 900 square feet, $2,700/month. This space is in the West Lynn area of Clarksville, so it's walkable to Jefferey's, Fresh Plus, and other venerable neighborhood joints. Updated with granite and stainless kitchen and stone tile bathrooms. Fully furnished. Pets negotiable.
↑ 3801 Byron Road, three-bedroom, two-bathroom house, 1,728 square feet, $2,700/month. Located in the South Lamar neighborhood, not far from the Broken Spoke, this two-story single-family home has a fenced side yard and outdoor deck off the upstairs living area. Yard maintenance is provided. The listing does not mention pets.
↑ 7803 Woodrow Avenue, four-bedroom, two-bathroom house, 1,679 square feet, $2,700/month. A 1959 build in Crestview, this renovated home has an open kitchen with custom cabinets, dual ovens, and granite counter tops. No mention of a pet policy.