ONE68 will bring luxury urban living to suburbran Omaha.  The development will  feature 4 buildings consisting of a mixed-use 400 unit facility with underground parking and (3) 36-Plex living units.  Units will be a mix of studios, 1, 2, and 3 bedroom units with multiple to attract a wide variety of living styles.  The living units will benefit from concierge services that absorb many of the daily living services from postal, dog walking, and laundry up to making reservations, event tickets apartment cleaning.  Ground levels will attract commercial and retail uses that will support and enhance on-site amenities.

A complete clubhouse will service the entire development and act as a lifestyle center for users.  It will anchor two full pools, one for lounging and relaxing and the other for activities and more active classes and gaming.  Inside the clubhouse high-end finishes will provide a lounge-like atmosphere for users to gather and relax.  A full- service bar will be adjacent to a test kitchen that provides classes and opportunities for residents to reserve and entertain. Other amenities include a coffee shop, gym, yoga rooms, roof top decks and a conference / classroom.

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