How Much Would You Pay for a Roof Top Terrace? 33 W. Delaware
Private rooftop terraces are popular- especially in highrise buildings.
33 W. Delaware in the Gold Coast was built in 1988 and converted to condominiums in 2003.
This one bedroom unit has two outdoor spaces: a normal sized 25 x 4 terrace and a large 20 x 20 rooftop deck.
Unit #24A: 1 bedroom, 1.5 bath, 815 square feet
- Sold in December 2003 for $379,000
- Currently listed for $395,000 plus $30,000 for parking
- Assessments of $674 a month
- Coldwell Banker has the listing
I last chattered about 33 W. Delaware in November 2007 when a seller was trying to auction off a studio on eBay.
For market comparison, I talked about Unit #21C, a studio on the market for $177,900, that was touting itself as perfect for investors.
Six months later it’s still on the market and listed for the same price.
And the listing still states it’s a “good investment option.”
I would possibly be interested if it had in unit laundry
No laundry in this unit, unfortunately. There is a 3 bed unit on the 14th floor that has laundry, but no other units for sale with in-unit laundry
The rooftop terrace is a real boon. I’d give a pretty substantial premium for that, especially in a neighborhood like 33 W Delaware.