Keystone Apartments

Great apartments From: Happy1000 Date posted: 5/31/2004 Years at this apartment: 1995 - 1981   I lived in Apt 69 for 6 years from 1975 to 1981. The building was very poorly maintained, but the rent was $322 for 7 rooms including garage and utilities. The building was built as a residential hotel in 1908. It was the first luxury apartment built after the earthquake. The apartment all had a 4 room suite of public rooms, all huge, entry, library, living, and dining. Every apartment had a servants room off the kitchen. The kitchen are average size since all meals were cooked in a central kitchen in the basement and sent up in a dumbwaiter to each apartment. I wish I had never moved. I'am sure the building has been "upgraded" and the rents now start at $3000 per month. Doug Adams (adonis@sonic.net)

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