Arlington Towers, Residential tower in downtown Reno, United States
Arlington Towers is a residential building along North Arlington Avenue with 22 stories that houses nearly 200 condominium units along with retail spaces on the ground floor and offices on the second level. The combination of residential, commercial, and office space in one structure creates a mixed-use complex that serves multiple purposes for the downtown area.
Construction of the building began in June 1965 and was completed in 1967, marking a significant moment in the city's development at that time. A conversion from rental apartments to condominium ownership occurred in 1980, changing how residents lived in the downtown area.
The transformation from rental apartments to condominiums in 1980 marked a shift in downtown Reno's residential landscape and property ownership patterns.
The building offers residents amenities including an exercise room, swimming pool, parking garage, outdoor grilling area, and shared laundry facilities. Management functions happen through an online portal, making it easy to handle administrative matters.
The tower maintained its position as Reno's tallest structure from 1967 until 1969, measuring 255 feet in height with one operational elevator during its initial opening.
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