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Interested in living in Downtown Lincoln? Search the Downtown Lincoln Association's Housing Database for available housing.

Georgian Place Apartments
139 N. 11th Street, #1004

In 1982, the YMCA called the Arter Group to examine options, and to create possible solutions, in response to growing losses from their hotel operation. The decision was made to convert the former Capital Hotel, built in 1926, into a condominium property, with the Y retaining portions of the lower three floors for use with their adjacent fitness facilities. All of the space on the upper floors was gutted, except for the structural elements, and completely renovated in accordance with historical guidelines, creating high quality "new" housing in downtown Lincoln for the first time in over a decade. The certified historic renovation was completed in 1983, when the building was also listed on the National Register of Historic Places.



The Newspaper Union
126 N. 14th Street

Build in 1904 by Omaha's George A. Joslyn as the Western Newspaper Union, this building has been an office supply warehouse and a furniture store, and most recently has become apartments and a wholesale sales facility for Land & Sky mattress products. Upper level apartments feature high-ceilings, tall-windows and loft-type spaces.



University Towers
128 N. 13the Street

With a spectacular view north of the University of Nebraska campus, this condominium in University Towers represents comfortable urban living. The formidable mixed-use building erected in 1929, commissioned by Charles Stuart, designed by Ellery Davis and built by Charles Olson, is a city center landmark. Shops and a theater anchor University Towers at street level, and about are 63 resident-owned dwelling units.




YWCA Courtyard Apartments
121 Centennial Mall South

The YWCA Courtyard Apartments are twelve brand-new (1997) two-story residential units that nestle nicely into a downtown crossroads corner which also features commercial spaces fronting the O street side. A secured garden courtyard allows fore dozen children who live here in the heart of the city to play safely. Exterior stairways usually sprout potted blossoms in warm weather. Renters must meet income guidelines.