176 Johnson Street, 6-G

One month free on a 14-month lease! ($2,786 net) This enormous studio in the historic Toy Factory Lofts boasts over 600 square feet and features soaring ceilings rising 11 feet high, wall-to-wall 8-foot high windows, an open kitchen with maple cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and granite countertops, a bathroom with a jacuzzi tub, stainless steel track lighting, oak hardwood floors, individual central heat and A/C, and an in-unit washer/dryer! The Toy Factory Lofts are 56 luxury condo units located in the building that was once home to Tudor Metal Products, where the popular Depression-era toy Budget Bank was invented by Elmer Sas in 1929. Two decades later, this is where Elmer’s son Norman created Electric Football, one of the country’s most beloved post-World War II games. From the 1950s through the 1980s, Electric Football became more sophisticated and lifelike. In 1958, Electric Football introduced its first 3D plastic players and in the 1960s, Tudor became an official NFL licensee. But by the late 1980s, video games replaced the hands-on board and the company was purchased by Miggle Toys.