If you dream of living in the same building as a Whole Foods, your chance is coming soon.

But making it a reality will be pricey, not unlike other Downtown luxury housing.

Developer Flaherty & Collins has released starting prices for the nearly 300 apartments at 360 Market Square, the city's newest apartment tower at 360 E. Market St.

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Studio apartments, which range from 570 to 577 square feet, will start at $1,300 a month. One-bedroom apartments, from 729 to 980 square feet, will start at $1,600. And two-bedroom apartments, from 1,050 to 1,289 square feet, will start at $2,300.

The $2-plus-per-square-foot rates are in line with other luxury apartments in Downtown Indianapolis.

Flaherty & Collins expects to release floorplans later this month followed by more detailed pricing in November. Move-ins are scheduled to start in January, said Jim Crossing, the vice president of development for Flaherty & Collins.

More than 1,650 people have signed up to receive updates on the apartments, Crossin said.

The 360 Market Square project, originally scheduled to be completed last year, ran into several construction delays. Contaminated soil, high materials costs and disputes among contractors combined to leave the site stagnant for months at a time.

But the 28-story tower is nearing completion, not only for the apartments, but also a Whole Foods that has leased the ground floor. Whole Foods recently disclosed plans to open in the spring.

"If you go by, you can see through the glass windows they're in there working," Crossin said of Whole Foods.

The apartment tower will boast some of the poshest housing amenities in Indianapolis, including a large gym, floor-to-ceiling windows in units and a fifth-floor pool that overlooks Downtown.

Whole Foods has leased 40,000 square feet in the building. There is an additional 2,500 square feet of retail space, which Crossin said has yet to be leased.

Call IndyStar reporter James Briggs at (317) 444-6307. Follow him on Twitter: @JamesEBriggs.