Solara Lofts Condo Listings, Reviews & Data:

• Total units: 77
• Unit types: Lofts
• Number of Floors: 8
• Square Footage: 541 - 1,640
• Approximate price range: $300,000 - $800,000
• HOA fees: $600 - $650
• Amenities: Solara lofts offers wireless internet (in common area's), racquetball court, indoor large Jacuzzi/hydrotherapy pool, fitness center, Men's and Women's locker rooms complete with showers and saunas. Club Solara - day spa & lounge for massages, facials, etc, extra fee applies. All parking spaces are side by side and even one bedrooms come with two parking spaces. Guest parking spaces are also available on site.
• Year Built: 2007
• Annual turnover %: 10.4
• Price change prior year: -9.8%
• Price change from 3 years ago: -6.0%

Solara lofts is the only building in downtown to have several unique features such as:

1. Eurostar tilt and turn windows, they either tilt up & down or turn out as desired.
2. Racquetball court.
3. HOA paid wireless internet.
4. Residents only day spa.
5. Three elevators for such a small number of units.

Wood floors are standard in all units. All units except studios get two side by side parking spaces. 

This building was an office building built in 1982. It was gutted down to the support beams and rebuilt into lofts in 2007. Almost everything is new, including plumbing, electrical, insulation etc.

1551 4th Avenue

Walker’s Paradise

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Summary of Resident Reviews 

Below is a summary of all the reviews provided by the residents living in this property. Rating scale is from one to five stars. [Rating and Review Disclosure]

	Poor      Avg      Best
Average rating
Relaxed feeling of home
Views
Noiseless inside
Proximity to shopping/restaurants
Security
Concierge/Doorman
Pool
Exercise facilities
Parking
Maintenance
HOA effectiveness
Quality of construction
Like the most:	Solara Loft residents like the buildings solid construction and exercise room. One resident said its very "peaceful" there.
Like the least:	Solara Loft residents feel the parking spaces are "too tight" and wish there were some views from the common areas.