The phrase "a completed apartment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an apartment that has been fully finished and is ready for occupancy.
Example: "After months of construction, we finally moved into a completed apartment that met all our expectations."
Alternatives: "a finished apartment" or "a ready apartment".
These anecdotes took on special potency in a summer where a nearly completed apartment building fell on its side, killing a worker and setting off lurid rumors of government corruption.
That was where he heard about 551 Warren Street, a soon-to-be completed apartment building designed to help low-income single people stay in an area that in recent years had priced them out.
The sale closed last March for $14.8 million (far from the asking price of $24 million for the completed apartment, but a rare luxury sale at the time).
It turns out that Mr. Molyneux, who never saw the completed apartment until he saw newspaper stories about the listing a few weeks ago, is not so proud of the end result.
Throughout the countryside we saw partially completed apartment complexes with no windows, and in some cases incomplete walls, that had entire families living in them.
Don't Step on the Lambskin Rug With real estate voyeurism a nearly universal hobby in the city, Lady Fairfax had no shortage of takers in 1993 when she opened the doors of her newly completed apartment for charity.
But its main claim to fame is that everything in the city is wired up.Residents of "First World", the first completed apartment complex, already enjoy the benefits of this all-embracing connectivity.
The Shoreham (2005) was Lakeshore East's first completed apartment building.
MANHATTAN Stay the Night, 18 East 93rd Street (212-722-8300; www.staythasight.com), hasevenen rooms with prices from $75 for a modest bedroom with shared bath to $215 for a complete apartment; costs increase around holidays.
Rather than waiting until the end of the construction process to add a few token touches to the completed apartments, the developers had Mr. Stark at the table from the beginning, seeking his input on orienting the buildings in relation to the adjacent river and highways, designing the lobbies and corridors, and situating the amenities.
