Chicago Luxury Condo Sales Totaled $35.965 Million in April

Posted on May 17, 2012 by Sheldon Salnick

The Elysian Residences at 11 E Walton accounted for the top 3 most expensive luxury condo sales in Chicago during April 2012.

The numbers are in for April’s luxury Chicago condo sales, and the report is in line with some of what I’ve personally been seeing on the market. Namely, four out of five of the most expensive properties were new construction, and I have certainly seen newer properties moving quickly on the market. Not to mention, the top three most expensive luxury condos were in the same building: 11 East Walton.

Another trend among the luxury condo sales in April are the final sale prices–most were about $100,000 to $150,000 off the list prices. Buyers are in a great position to close deals right now, as sellers are still eager to move their properties.

Top 5 Chicago Condos Sold

Total luxury condo sales–those sold for $1 million or more–for April totaled nearly $36 million, with the downtown area once again taking center stage among the properties sold. Let’s take a closer look at the features of the top five sales.

The top three Chicago condos sold were at The Elysian at 11 E Walton–though the hotel portion of the building is now known as the Waldorf Astoria. It’s no question what buyers see in this building, which was designed by Lucien Lagrange and quickly became one of the most prestigious places to live in Chicago. With 51 condos, residents here can enjoy 24-hour room service, a 14,000 square foot deluxe spa and all of the concierge services a luxury lifestyle could imagine, including all of the services provided by the adjoining hotel. Here’s a look at the units sold:

Unit PH56
Original list price: $6,350,000
Sold price: $5,950,000
This “vanilla box” full-floor Chicago condo is raw and ready for the owner’s customization, but in itself features 4 bedrooms, 6,000 square feet, 360-degree views, and soaring 20-foot windows in the living room.

Unit PH57
Original list price: $3,950,000
Sold price: $3,850,000
A full-floor penthouse with amazing 360-degree views of the city and lake and four outdoor spaces, this 4,500 square foot condo is another raw space ready for the buyer’s custom design.

Unit 3802
Original list price: $3,690,000
Sold price: $3,600,000
This three-bedroom, 4,000 square foot home boasts 180-degree lake and city views, two terraces, two fireplaces and 10-foot ceilings. Luxury custom improvements include fine finishes and cabinetry and a dramatic entry gallery.

The 4th and 5th most expensive sales were also found in or near downtown Chicago:

10 E Delaware Pl, Unit PHC2
Original list price: $2,449,900
Sold price: $2,305,000
A penthouse unit in the heart of the Gold Coast. With city and sky vistas, 24-hour doorman, rooftop heated pool, the elegant TEN Club, state-of-the-art fitness center, fine finishes and amenities make 10 E Delaware another coveted building among buyers looking for downtown condos.

415 E North Water St, Unit 604
Original list price: $2,299,900
Sold price: $2,200,000
More than 3,800 square feet of indoor living space and 3,000 square feet of outdoor space, this home lives more like a single-family home than a urban condominium. This three-bedroom unit is nestled along the lake and river, with beautiful views (a must among Chicago’s luxury condo buyers).

There are a number of great properties on the market now for luxury buyers to take a look at. To see what’s available or to take a closer look at last month’s sales, contact me at 312-264-5853 or email me at ssalnick@rubloff.com

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On the Chicago Real Estate Market: Spectacular Views for a Great Price at the Legacy

Posted on May 17, 2012 by Sheldon Salnick

The Legacy in downtown Chicago is one of the top condo buildings in the heart of the city. It’s known for its breathtaking views at 72 stories high, plus an incomparable location, everything-you-need amenities and luxury Chicago condos inside. And better yet – a two bedroom unit that lets you take advantage of all of this has just come on the market.

2 bedroom/2 bath
Address: 60 East Monroe, Unit 2708
Price: $649,900
Assessments: $561

This is a fantastic price for a building like The Legacy, which boasts an indoor pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, sundeck with landscaped garden, and two club rooms with outdoor terraces. Residents of The Legacy can also access the private University Club of Chicago via a skybridge connection and enjoy a number of services from one of Chicago’s downtown luxury clubs.

The unit itself features enviable views of Lake Michigan and Millennium Park below, which are easily taken in through floor-to-ceiling windows. Inside, you’ll find SubZero appliances, granite counters, and cherry cabinets in the kitchen; plus hardwood floors, a marble bath and a balcony to enjoy the views alfresco.

The Legacy also has the key feature of any piece of Chicago real estate: location, location, location. The building overlooks Crown Fountain, Pritzker Pavillion and Cloud Gate in Millennium Park, providing a front-row seat to watch the city come to life. It’s also at the cultural core of the city, within walking distance of the Art Institute, Symphony Center, several theaters, shopping along the Magnificent Mile and dining at five-star restaurants.

Living at The Legacy also means services and features like a 24-hour doorman, concierge, storage lockers, valet dry cleaning, and secure, indoor garage parking (A garage space is also optional to purchase with this unit).

Downtown Chicago condos such as those at The Legacy are continuing to sell to today’s buyers. The location can’t be beat, and when units like this one are priced to sell, they move quickly. To learn more about this property or to see it in person, contact me at 312-264-5853 or email me at ssalnick@rubloff.com.

The view from The Legacy in downtown Chicago.

25 Luxury Chicago Homes Sold in April, Totaling $36.4 million

Posted on May 11, 2012 by Sheldon Salnick

Luxury home sales had a good run in April, with buyers closing on 25 Chicago homes for a total of more than $36.4 million in sales. Luxury home sales refers to the homes priced at $1 million and higher.

One common denominator seen among many of these luxury home sales? Amazing deals for the buyers. Buyers purchased these homes anywhere from $200,000 below the asking price up to $450,000 below asking price. As I’ve discussed before, now is still a great time for buyers to negotiate with sellers, as many sellers are still feeling the pressure to move their properties off of the market.

Another factor in April’s luxury home sales was, of course, location and neighborhood. Locations in downtown Chicago or close to downtown Chicago are highly coveted for their proximity to business, shopping, nightlife, dining and much more. Many of these properties were found in Lincoln Park or the Gold Coast, neighborhoods that are often highlighted for their real estate, but also for their easy access into the heart of downtown.

And, as we’ve seen in previous months, other features like lot size, square footage and the “wow” factor played a big role in luxury home sales. Here’s a closer look at the top five sales and what stood out with each one:
452 W Huron St
Original list price: $4.475 million
Sold price: $4.025 million
This custom-built River West home sold at a whopping $450,000 below the asking price. Features include four stories, a private landscaped inner courtyard, five-stop elevator, marble foyer and chef’s kitchen.

1517 W Grace St
Original list price: $2.5 million
Sold price: $2102,750
Another score for the buyer of this home, who purchased it for almost $400,000 less than the asking price. In the Southport Corridor and on an extra wide lot, wow-factors in this home include 11-foot ceilings, custom cabinetry and millwork, and recent upgrades like whole-house security, a home theater and sports bar. With 6,000 square feet inside, this home also features a 2,000 square foot roof deck.

19 E Scott St
Original list price: $2.115 million
Sold price: $2.025 million
This home is a great example of the importance of price in the Chicago real estate market–it was originally on the market in 2011 for $2.595 million. When the price lowered to $2.025 million in 2012, the home sold in just five days. On a 131-foot-wide lot and in mint condition, this Gold Coast home includes a new eat-in kitchen, second-level master with library, two decks and a large rear patio.

2107 N Clifton
Original list price: $2.5 million
Sold price: $2 million
On a lot spanning 25 feet x 124 feet, this brick home was re-built in 2010 with the addition of a third floor, plus exquisite details in craftsmanship, fabrics and finishes. This Lincoln Park beauty also features 8” plank floors, a roof terrace, elevator and a coach house. Plus, the buyer was able to get a fantastic price at for a half-million less than the original list price.

2423 N Janssen
Original list price: $2.185 million
Sold price: $1.975 million
Found in Lincoln Park, this stunning Chicago new construction home was on a 129.5-foot wide lot, with about 5,600 square feet of living space inside. The home boasts a spectacular floorplan, custom staircase and millwork, oak floors, stone fireplaces, gourmet kitchen and en-suite designer baths, making it ideal for luxury living in a great location.

I always encourage potential buyers in the Chicago real estate market to take a look at recent sales such as these to get a feel for what types of properties are available at what prices. For more detail on April’s luxury home sales or to see what is available on the market now with these sought-after features, contact me at 312-264-5853 or email me at ssalnick@rubloff.com.

Economic Signs Point to Recovery for Chicago Real Estate Market

Posted on May 3, 2012 by Sheldon Salnick

With a new season upon us, encouraging news in Chicago real estate, and more activity among homebuyers, I’m really looking forward to seeing what the rest of 2012 holds for the market. We’ve seen several signs already that indicate the real estate market has hit bottom and is beginning to turn back around.

The Wall St. Daily recently listed out 11 solid signs for a real estate recovery, and monthly indicators continue to bring encouraging news for the market. Here’s a look at some of the recent evidence that Chicago home sales and the market overall is looking up:

Increased demand for mortgage loans: Banks have reported that they’ve seen stronger demand for home loans in the past few months as more buyers make moves to purchase real estate. It’s important to note though, that this isn’t a move toward unstable lending–banks still have tight reins on who they are lending too. Buyers in today’s market should have an excellent FICO score and be able to make at least a 15-20% down payment.

Increase in key housing stats: There are a number of reports each month that give an indication of the state of the real estate market. Those that have seen an uptick since the beginning of the year include housing starts, building permits and existing home sales. And some of these numbers are increasing quicker than projected. Pending home sales alone increased in March to the highest level in two years, according to the National Association of Realtors. The NAR chief economist noted with those numbers that it’s a clear sign that the real estate market is poised for recovery.

Low inventory, increasing demand: While a low inventory has been a source of frustration for realtors and buyers, it could be a sign that more building is on the horizon to answer that demand–especially in the Chicago real estate market, where I’ve personally seen an increase in buyers looking for new construction properties. And as I discussed last week, the lower inventory is leading to bidding wars and competition among buyers, which is a good sign for the market in general.

Increase in home prices: This is a lagging indicator, so one of the last signs we’ll see in a recovery. But even still, some of the hardest hit markets across the country are showing rebound signs.

As I said earlier this week, April was busier than expected among potential homebuyers in Chicago. These are all great signs, but also signal that buyers considering a purchase will want to make a move and take advantage of the market we’re in. To learn more about Chicago homes for sale or discuss the state of the local real estate market, contact me at 312-264-5853 or email me at ssalnick@rubloff.com.

Bidding Wars, Short Turnarounds Point to A Very Active Chicago Real Estate Market

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Sheldon Salnick

In the last month or two, the Chicago real estate market has definitely picked up–a sign that winter is behind us and that reports of a 2012 real estate recovery could be a very real possibility. I’ve been fortunate to be working with a number of buyers in the last few weeks, and with the increase in activity, there are a number of trends I’m seeing in the market:

Time to sell: One thing that has absolutely surprised me is how quickly properties are moving on the market. Since the beginning of April, where I’ve really seen this is among the “good stuff” on the market–the newer, pristine properties that are selling in just two to three weeks. I’ve had clients who have decided to come back to a Chicago condo for a second showing, and it turns out the property is under contract and pending a sale. A listing I have for a condo in downtown Chicago, went to contract just three weeks after being put on the market, despite assessment fees over $900 per month, which can be a big deterrent for buyers.

Importance of assessments: Speaking of assessment costs, I’ve noticed that these are playing an important role for buyers overall–buyers may consider a higher assessment cost, but they expect a bevy a concierge services and amenities in the building (a pool, an outstanding workout facility) to go with it.

Seller flexibility: Despite the uptick in activity, sellers do realize that buyers still have the upper hand during the negotiation process. I’ve noticed that sellers are more prone to be flexible with their sale prices, given the number of years the Chicago real estate market has been down.

Bidding Wars Among Chicago Real Estate Buyers

A recent article in the Wall Street Journal confirms some of these trends. The article noted that buyers are increasingly caught off guard to learn that they’re competing for the same properties on the market.This is further evidence that housing demand is starting to pick up after a 6-year slump of low activity and tight inventory.

The Journal article also notes several other national trends that I’ve seen reflected in the Chicago market as well–most notably, that inventory continues to be low across the board for desirable properties. In talking with other realtors, I’ve learned that frustration has increased due to the lack of properties especially under the $1 million price point.

The lesson for buyers here? Acting quickly and being competitive continues to be important in today’s market. But it’s a great time for buyers to work their advantage and make a deal on a Chicago home. To talk further about the trends I’m seeing in the market, give me a call at 312-264-5853 or email me at ssalnick@rubloff.com.

4 Out of Top 5 Luxury Chicago Condos Sold in February Were Downtown

Posted on April 24, 2012 by Sheldon Salnick

Living in downtown Chicago is urban living at its finest. It give you the ability to walk to just about any destination you’d like, puts you in the heart of a restaurant scene that ranges from take-out to five-star dining, and is not far from the Magnificent Mile, home of some of the finest stores and shops around.

When I meet with new homebuyers, I’m finding that the walkability factor always ranks high on a homebuyer’s wish list, and downtown Chicago certainly offers it. It’s become a neighborhood coveted place by empty-nesters settling in from the suburbs as well as those moving to Chicago from out of town.

So it is no surprise that 4 out of the top 5 most expensive luxury Chicago condos sold in February of this year were found in or very close to downtown. Here’s a closer look at what the top 5 had to offer:

2430 N Lakeview Avenue Unit 17PH
Original list price: $4.275 million
Sold price: $3.675 million
Located in the Lincoln Park neighborhood, just a few miles from downtown Chicago, this penthouse condo offers 5,600 square feet of renovated space, living more like a single-family residence than a condo–but with more space than most single-family homes. This unit is located in a co-op building, with east-facing views of Lincoln Park and Lake Michigan, a formal library, 3 parking spaces and a meticulous renovation that preserves the charm of the original 1927 space.

77 E Walton St Unit 26F
Original list price: $2.775 million
Sold price: $2.775 million
The Residences at 900 is one of the most spectacular places to live along Michigan Avenue. With nearly 3,500 square feet, this Chicago condo features high-end finishes, floor-to-ceiling windows, amazing views, 10-foot ceilings, oak floors and a lavish spa master bath.

530 N Lake Shore Dr Unit 2900
Original list price: $2.095 million
Sold price: $1.8875 million
Located in downtown Chicago along the famous Lake Shore Drive, this penthouse condo has everything from 180-degree views to 10-foot ceilings to a 300-bottle wine cave and impeccable attention to design and architectural detail. With 3,400 square feet built with rich, Ralph Lauren style, this home also features 2 over-sized, wrap-around terraces, an open kitchen, master suite and custom surround sound package.

340 E Randoph St. Unit 4101
Original list price: $1.899 million
Sold price: $1.675 million
One major feature of downtown Chicago condos is often the views–and this unit has them, with forever panoramas of the lake, Millennium Park, and the city skyline, seen through floor-to-ceiling windows in every room. This home is unparalleled down to the finest details, from the ebony wood media center, natural stone baths and quartz counter tops.

130 N Garland Ct Unit 4705
Original list price: $1.75 million
Sold price: $1.5 million
A three-bedroom stunner, with southeast views of Lake Michigan, Millennium Park, Grant Park, Monroe Harbor and city views from every room. With remote-controlled window treatments, an indoor pool and health club, and parking, this home embodies all of the features coveted in downtown Chicago living.

The great part about living downtown is that there are Chicago condos that offer all of the convenience, space, and features that a single-family home in the suburbs would. But better yet, living in downtown Chicago puts you in the heart of everything you need, from dining and entertainment to recreation and nightlife.

To see what else is on the luxury market in downtown Chicago, contact me at 312-264-5853 or email me at ssalnick@rubloff.com.

On the Chicago Real Estate Market: Lincoln Park Vintage Condo Reduced $25,000

Posted on April 19, 2012 by Sheldon Salnick

A vintage condo in one of Chicago’s most coveted neighborhoods has just been reduced in price by $25,000. Located in the heart of Lincoln Park, this Chicago condo is located just steps from Lake Michigan, parks, restaurants, nightlife and public transportation. The substantial price reduction just occurred this week, so this is a great deal for a homebuyer that won’t last long.

2 bedroom/1.1 bath
Address: 442 West Dickens Avenue #1
Listing price: ~~$324,500~~ $299,500 – Just reduced!
Assessments: $432

This is a pristine high first floor unit that was redone yet plays up its vintage charm, with a brand-new bathroom, stainless steel appliances and white kitchen cabinets. The formal dining room features original built-ins, and an indoor washer/dryer unit is off of the kitchen space. This Chicago home has hardwood floors throughout, plus a wonderful outdoor deck off of the kitchen for enjoying the warming Chicago weather.

Not to mention, the location of this home can’t be beat. Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood is known for being in a great spot–close to downtown Chicago, a short walk from Lake Michigan, and near everything you’d need, from grocery stores and great schools to parks and entertainment. It’s also a very walkable neighborhood, making it easy to get around and take it all in.

The unique and elegant charm of this unit, it’s fabulous location and the reduced price make this an incredible opportunity for a buyer looking to make a Chicago real estate purchase. This Lincoln Park condo puts much of what Chicago has to offer just a few steps outside the front door, with endless ways to enjoy this much-loved neighborhood. Give me a call to check out the location and unit in person. Contact me at (312) 264-5853 or by email at ssalnick@rubloff.com.

February Sales Show Luxury Homes with Unusual Lot Sizes are Selling

Posted on April 18, 2012 by Sheldon Salnick

Luxury buyers in today’s Chicago real estate market certainly want something different from the standard cookie-cutter home. Brand-new homes, properties on extra-large lots, homes with large rooms–and combinations of all of the above–are unique features that buyers are looking for when making a home purchase.

Chicago Real Estate Sold in February

Although there were only 11 luxury homes sold in February, these homes were without a doubt properties that differentiated themselves from standard Chicago homes. The five most expensive homes ranged from $1.8 million up to $4.5 million, and most buyers paid significantly less than the asking prices. And this is where those large lot sizes come in — all of the properties sold were on lots much larger than the standard 25 ft x 125 ft that is standard in the city of Chicago.

Larger lots allow for larger bedrooms throughout the home, and the master bedrooms in some of the February sales range anywhere from 16 ft x 16 ft on the low end up to 24 ft x 15 ft on the high end (a size that is quite substantial for most homes). Combining that ample space with some of Chicago’s best neighborhoods–Lincoln Park, Lakeview and the Gold Coast–is an ideal combination for luxury buyers in today’s market.

Here’s a closer look at the top 5 luxury homes that sold in February:

1701 N Dayton
Original list price: $4.5 million
Sold price: $4.5 million
This exquisite Chicago new construction home in Lincoln Park sits on a 36-foot-wide parcel, allowing for 8,000 square feet of living space inside. With 3 levels, six bedrooms, a finished basement and large outdoor deck, it’s no surprise that this home sold even before the listing sheet was issued.

2237 N Dayton
Original list price: $4.2 million
Sold price: $4,143,094
Another new construction property in Lincoln Park, this home sits on a 32-foot-wide lot. Inside is about 6,800 square feet of living space, which includes a massive kitchen, a great room with deck, guest suite on the penthouse level, roof deck, exercise and media room and more.

1236 N State Pkwy
Original list price: $2.34 million
Sold price: $2 million
Found in Chicago’s Gold Coast, this historic rowhouse is elegant and comfortable, with high ceilings, original pocket doors, triple bay windows and a large patio and garden.

1518 W Wrightwood Ave
Original list price: $2.6 million
Sold price: $1.9 million
The buyer of this luxury home in Chicago’s Lincoln Park got a great deal, purchasing the property for more than a half-million below the original asking price. Also on an extra-wide 33-foot lot, this custom home overlooks Wrightwood Park and features 20-foot custom windows, a huge gourmet kitchen, media room, attached 3-car garage and a swimming pool on the garage deck.

4112 N Hermitage Ave
Original list price: $1.889 million
Sold price: $1.815 million
A beautiful vintage home with a wrap-around porch on a beautiful block in Lakeview. The home was recently rehabbed and sits on a 40-foot wide lot with five bedrooms and four bathrooms.

For potential buyers, taking a look at the recent sales in the Chicago real estate market helps provide a good idea of what types of properties are available and for what price. I’d be happy to provide more details on these sales and show you what is available on the market now, as there are certainly properties available with these coveted features–large lot, great neighborhoods, with ample square footage. To get a closer look, contact me at 312-264-5853 or email me at ssalnick@rubloff.com.

Chicago Real Estate May Be Close To Hitting Bottom in 2012

Posted on April 4, 2012 by Sheldon Salnick

Buyers, sellers, and realtors alike have kept a close eye on the Chicago real estate market in the last couple of years, waiting for a sign that recovery is on its way. One factor that plays into this is home prices–everyone wants to know when they’ve reached the lowest point so that they’re getting the most “bang for their buck,” so to speak, on a home purchase.

The Wall St. Journal recently reported that home prices reached new lows in January 2012, dropping just 0.8%. That’s an improvement over the steeper declines in the months before. In other words, home prices still fell, but at a slower pace, which could indicate that the market is bottoming out and poised for recovery.

The Journal noted that easing decline in home prices is certainly a sign that the market is on the mend, and that this year is expected to be the last of declining home prices. A stabilization in home prices doesn’t just affect the real estate market, but could lift overall consumer psychology that has been hurting over the last few years.

One thing to be aware of, however, is that the Chicago real estate market changes constantly–from one month to the next. When positive economic data like this comes in (especially considering there is a two-month reporting lag), change in the market can be swift. Mortgage rates can start to go up and pent-up demand for housing could begin in earnest, and that “bottoming out” is quickly a thing of the past.

Economic Factors in Chicago Real Estate

Another factor that plays into real estate is the stock market, which is up almost 10% in 2012 so far. When the stock market starts in go up, it’s another sign that our economy is starting to turn for the better.

And as with home prices, stock market gains also improve consumer sentiment. The Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan’s final index of consumer sentiment for March 2012 just rose to a one-year high, indicating that consumers are more upbeat about the economy in general. The report credits employment growth, income gains and higher stock prices with helping sustain the improvement, which may help boost consumer spending–yet another positive turn for the economy.

Economic activity is so cyclical that it’s important to note what signs we can look to for improvement. This year already seems well-poised for the Chicago real estate market to begin recovery, which makes it a key time for potential buyers to make a move on a home purchase before the “bottoming out” phase is behind us.

To take a closer look at the Chicago market and its role in the overall health of the economy, give me a call at 312-264-5853 or email me at ssalnick@rubloff.com

Check Out My Favorite Chicago New Construction Condos: Trump Tower

Posted on April 2, 2012 by Sheldon Salnick

Donald Trump recently increased his investment in Chicago's Trump Tower, a sign that he thinks the luxury condo market is poised for a rebound.

There’s no shortage of things to love about Chicago real estate. There are condo buildings that offer unbeatable views, top-notch amenities and services, and location that put you right in the heart of it all.

Having seen just about everything out there during my 23 years in Chicago real estate, it’s not always easy to find one that stands out among the others. But one does–Trump Tower. A new construction property finished in 2008, Chicago’s Trump Tower has certainly left its mark in the real estate scene in such a short time.

But I’m not the only on enamored with this Chicago condo building. The Wall St. Journal just reported that Donald Trump himself recently paid $48 million to buy out junior creditors on Trump Towers Chicago. That building was one of Trump’s few exceptions to his avoid-risk rule that he developed after the 1990s, and the latest deal brings a vote of confidence from Mr. Trump himself–essentially, he is betting that the demand for high-end Chicago condos priced at $1 million and higher, will rebound strongly.

An Up-Close Look at Trump Tower

So what is it about Trump Tower that puts it so high on my list? Let me take you on a tour of the building and give you a closer look at the various units available, the spectacular views, and the unmatched concierge services, and we’ll see if you agree that this building would be ideal for your new home. Hands down, there is nothing that compares to the panache of Trump Tower and its spa, services, indoor pool and amazing gym. I think you’ll find that the units in this building and their respective views truly stand out among other Chicago real estate buildings.

It’s hardly just an address–living in Trump Tower is a way of life. It’s grand-scale features and 24/7 availability of staff make this exclusive building one of Chicago’s most coveted places to live. Owning a Chicago home inside an exclusive building like this means residents are treated as elite guests around the clock–poolside lunch deliveries, in-home catering, and even a private dog park that ensures four-legged friends are treated like royalty as well.

Buyers have closed on 337 of the building’s 486 units at the end of 2011, so there is still a chance to own a brand-new Chicago condo in one of the city’s finest buildings. And with Trump’s increased investment in the building, you can be assured that your purchase should turn out to be a winning investment in the long term.

Taking a personal tour of Trump Tower will certainly help illustrate the lifestyle that owning a home here brings. If you’re considering a purchase of a Chicago new construction condo, give me a call at 312-264-5853 or email me at ssalnick@rubloff.com so we can set up a time to see this great building up close.

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