The Corvina
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- One & Two Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Two Bathrooms
- Cat Friendly, Dog Friendly, & Pets Considered
- Attached Garage & On Street Parking
- Laundry In Unit
- Fitness Equipment
- Outdoor Pool
Property Details
About this property
The Corvina, City Ventures’ newest luxury, mixed-use building, has been artfully designed with striking, yet inviting features by the award winning local firm, BVH Architects and contains 125 contemporary apartments with upscale finishes, a high-bay commercial space, and 175 on-site, secure parking spaces. The building’s location at the corner of 9th and Jones on the edge of the Old Market in Downtown Omaha provides residents access to all of the retail, dining, and entertainment of the Old Market as well as just a short walk to some of the City’s biggest and best employers.
The property also includes a well designed amenity package crafted to compliment the upscale, city lifestyle of its future residents with quality, convenience, and safety all carefully considered. Residents can retreat to the resort-style pool or one of the well appointed community spaces to unwind, or head to the multi-story fitness facility to keep their swimsuit body looking its best.
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About Omaha, Nebraska
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Be wary if you're only planning on a quick stop in Omaha- its Old Market neighborhood, booming riverfront, lively music scene and several good museums can turn a few hours into days.
Omaha originally grew as a transport hub due to its location on the Missouri River and proximity to the Platte River. It was an important station on the Oregon, California and Mormon Trails, and later the Union Pacific Railroad stretched west from the city. These days Omaha is among the nation's top 10 cities for billionaires and Fortune 500 companies per capita.