Welcome to Coronado Condominiums
An Introduction to Our Building, Amenities, and Community
Thank you for your interest in Coronado Condominiums! Whether you are beginning your search for a new home or considering one of our available residences, we hope this overview will help familiarize you with the building, its amenities, and what it means to be part of the Coronado community.
Located at the southwest corner of 93rd and Burt Streets in Omaha, Coronado is a seven-story condominium building consisting of 44 individual residences.
Each condominium is individually owned and offered for sale separately. Prospective buyers will work directly with their own real estate agent to explore available units, arrange showings, negotiate a purchase, and complete the buying process. Your real estate agent can also help you understand the requirements and responsibilities associated with purchasing and living in a condominium community.
The Residences
Coronado offers several spacious floor plans, with individual residences ranging from approximately 1,930 to 2,335 square feet.
The four original floor plan designs include:
- Dynasty (D): Approximately 1,930 square feet.
- Baron (B): Approximately 2,090 square feet.
- Aristocrat (A): Approximately 2,165 square feet.
- Crown (C): Approximately 2,335 square feet.
Because each condominium is individually owned, the condition, updates, finishes, features, and asking price will vary from one unit to another. Buyers should discuss the details of a particular residence with their real estate agent.
Shared Amenities and Common Areas
One of the features of living at Coronado is having several shared spaces available for residents to enjoy. Whether entertaining guests, relaxing outdoors, or taking time for yourself, the building offers a variety of common areas.
The party room, located on the lobby level, provides a comfortable gathering space for hosting family and friends. It includes kitchen facilities and is available for resident reservations. Just outside the party room is the adjoining terrace, offering additional space for outdoor gatherings and enjoying the fresh air.
During warmer weather, residents can enjoy the outdoor swimming pool, a great place to relax or spend time with family and friends. Pool seating and tables can be reserved for private gatherings, particularly when expecting more than ten guests.
The outdoor area also includes a gas fire pit and grilling facilities, providing additional options for entertaining or simply enjoying time outside. Residents are welcome to use these areas while following the posted safety guidelines and cleaning procedures.
For those who enjoy staying active, Coronado also has an exercise room conveniently located within the building.
These shared spaces are part of what makes condominium living at Coronado unique, offering residents opportunities to enjoy additional facilities without having to leave the property. Residents are encouraged to become familiar with the reservation procedures and guidelines for using these common areas.
Parking and Storage
Coronado features two parking garages, each with 32 parking spaces assigned to specific condominium units.
Additional features include:
- Additional storage space in front of assigned garage parking spaces.
- Storage areas located on the lower level.
Parking and storage assignments should be confirmed when considering the purchase of a particular unit.
Building Access and Security
The building has several access features intended to provide convenience and controlled entry.
- Resident access fobs for exterior and interior lobby doors and garage entrances.
- An exterior lobby door that is locked.
- An intercom and call-box system for admitting visitors.
- Individual mailbox access.
- Secure access between the parking garages and building.
- Resident keys that provide access to designated common areas and storage spaces.
About the Building
Coronado was established in 1982 as a Nebraska nonprofit corporation under the legal name Coronado Condominium Property Regime, Inc.
The property consists of the seven-story residential building, two parking garages, outbuildings, paved driveway and parking areas, and landscaped common grounds.
The building features reinforced concrete construction. Because of its post-tensioned concrete design and exterior EIFS finish, certain restrictions apply to renovations and alterations. Buyers planning renovations should familiarize themselves with the condominium rules and obtain the required approvals before beginning work.
Understanding Condominium Living
Owning a condominium is different from owning a single-family home. Residents individually own their condominium residences while sharing responsibility for certain common facilities and areas.
The Coronado Condominium Property Regime is governed by a five-member Board of Directors elected by the owners. The board oversees the corporation and its operations, with regularly scheduled board meetings and annual meetings held.
Residents are expected to become familiar with the building’s handbook, rules, regulations, reservation procedures, and responsibilities associated with shared spaces.
Purchasing a Condominium at Coronado
Each residence is independently owned and sold. The condominium association does not sell the individual units.
If you are interested in purchasing a residence, you will work with your chosen real estate agent throughout the process. Your agent can assist with:
- Identifying available condominiums.
- Scheduling appointments and property showings.
- Reviewing the individual unit’s condition and features.
- Making an offer and negotiating the purchase.
- Understanding the purchase agreement and closing process.
- Reviewing condominium documents, rules, fees, and owner responsibilities.
We encourage prospective buyers to review the condominium documents and handbook carefully so they understand the expectations and responsibilities of living at Coronado.
We Hope You Enjoy Learning About Coronado!
We are pleased that you are considering Coronado Condominiums as your next home.
Our goal is to provide an introduction to the building, its shared amenities, and the community that residents call home. We encourage you to explore the available residences, ask questions, and work with your real estate agent as you consider whether Coronado is the right fit for you.