3-Bedroom Developer’s Unit Reduces $350,000 in Streeterville: 505 N. McClurg Ct.

This 3-bedroom in Parkview at 505 N. McClurg in Streeterville came on the market in May 2022.

Parkview was built in 2008 and has 268 units and attached garage parking.

According to the listing the building amenities include: “First class full amenity building which includes, 24-Hour Door Person, On Site Manager/Engineer, Outdoor Swimming Pool, Party Room, Business Room, Sundeck, Bike Room, Storage Room, Elevator(s), Exercise Room, Receiving Room, Service Elevator(s), On-site Dry Cleaner and Hot Tub. Enjoy 2 acres of lush gardens, parks and tranquil greens.”

This unit is on the 35th floor and the listing says it has a 360 degree view of the city and Lake.

The listing also says it’s a “developers corner unit” with 2 primary suites and “over $150K” in custom upgrades.

The unit has brand new custom wide plank hardwood floors throughout.

It has wood paneling, crown moldings, designer lighting and California Closets along with a a herringbone tile fireplace.

The kitchen has white cabinets, stone counter tops, an island with seating and “top of the line” Viking appliances which is open to the dining/family room.

There are built-ins, including a wine refrigerator, in the living room.

There are multiple walk-in-closets and 3 full bathrooms.

It has two balconies.

The unit has the features buyers look for including central air, washer/dryer in the unit and it looks like 1 car garage parking is included.

This building is in the heart of Streeterville, near shops, restaurants, the AMC River East, Wholes Foods, Target, the Mag Mile and Northwestern Medical Center.

Originally listed in May 2022 for $1.649 million, it has been reduced $350,000 to $1.299 million.

That’s $71,000 under the 2018 purchase price of $1.37 million.

Is this a deal?

Matt Laricy at Americorp has the listing. See the pictures, floor plan and video here.

Or see it in person at the Open House on Saturday Oct 29 from 10:30 am to 12 pm.

Unit #3505: 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2345 square feet

  • Sold in June 2008 for $1.135 million
  • Sold in May 2018 for $1.37 million
  • Originally listed in May 2022 for $1.649 million
  • Reduced
  • Currently listed at $1.299 million 
  • Assessments of $1574 a month (includes heat, a/c, gas, doorman, cable, clubhouse, exercise room, pool, exterior maintenance, lawn care, scavenger, snow removal, Internet)
  • Taxes of $22,541
  • Central Air
  • Washer/dryer in the unit
  • 1 car garage parking looks to be included
  • Bedroom #1: 16×13
  • Bedroom #2: 14×13
  • Bedroom #3: 13×11
  • Foyer: 11×10
  • Sitting room: 10×8
  • Office: 10×8
  • Kitchen: 16×9
  • Living room: 22×20
  • Dining room: 18×12
  • 2 balconies

 

8 Responses to “3-Bedroom Developer’s Unit Reduces $350,000 in Streeterville: 505 N. McClurg Ct.”

  1. Not 360 deg views

    Is it really a fireplace if you can’t have a fire?

    The barstools have like 3” of space under the countertop

    Even with the high end appliance this place feels like an Invsco property

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  2. June 2008 for $1.135 million + C-S (condo, sa) = $1.247m

    So, better than average!

    May 2018 for $1.37 million + C-S (condo, sa) = $1.569m

    Oof. That’s about the same as ’08 sale + CPI, at $1.539m

    “The barstools have like 3” of space under the countertop”

    That has nothing to do with the countertop. Someone just didn’t understand the difference b/t counter and bar height stools.

    It’s not even as relevant as “the couch is too big”, which at least may point out that a living area is on the smaller side.

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  3. Is the W/D in the primary bath, behind the door? If not, where?

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  4. “That has nothing to do with the countertop. Someone just didn’t understand the difference b/t counter and bar height stools.”

    Didnt say the CT was the problem, only that it looks dumb

    Didnt this building have some serious work done post construction?

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  5. Feels really cramped!!! Aren’t the bulk of the lake views going away as the spire site is set to be developed? Somme of those town homes are selling and one or two I have noticed were practically fire-sale pricing.

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  6. I think I would have attached the 3rd bath to the 3rd bedroom and carved out a little bit of that massive WIC next to the living room for a powder…

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  7. Without decent views I can’t imagine paying so much to live in this building. And I don’t love the location, either. I’ve always felt this area was isolated.

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  8. Sorry, I’m a little under the weather tonight so I’m not doing a post to launch early in the morning. I’m hoping to get a new post up tomorrow by noon though.

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