originally planned as condominiums,

"We recognized Printer's Row as a very strong rental market down in that particular area," Ezgur tells GlobeSt.com. "It's a very positive market and a great neighborhood. Because of the fact that it was built as a condo building, it ends up being a very nice rental because we left all the specs and amenities as if it would be condos."

One and two-bedroom units range in size from 750 to 2,250 sf, and feature granite countertops, designer fixtures, steel appliances and wood floors. Every unit also includes extensive closet space and a private balcony or terrace, as well as floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the city, Ezgur says. The building offers tenants a health club, aquatics center, spa, resident lounge with gourmet chef kitchen, business services center and 24-hour door staff.

The average rent is around $2,366, according to Kellie DeVilbiss, president with Jupiter Communities LLC, which is acting as the management company for the property. "Traffic has been great," DeVilbiss says. "Everyone wants to get a look inside since the units have high-end condo finishes."