Archive for the 'Neighborhoods/Suburbs' Category
First Time on the Market in 61 Years: The Only Duplex in 320 W. Oakdale in Lakeview
This 4-bedroom duplex in the mid-century modern high rise at 320 W. Oakdale in Lakeview came on the market in May 2017. The building was designed by Milton Schwartz in 1956 and has 51 units and covered parking. This is from Wikipedia about the building’s history: The building at 320 West Oakdale is representative of the apartment […]
Love Pocket Doors and Wood Burning Fireplaces? A 2-Bedroom at 120 W. Delaware in the Gold Coast
This top floor 2-bedroom at 120 W. Delaware in the Gold Coast came on the market in May 2017. The 8-unit building was constructed in 1881. This unit has many of its original vintage features including 10 foot ceilings with plaster cove moldings, pocket doors, and 3 wood burning fireplaces, including one in the living […]
Are Older Buildings in Hot Locations a Better Deal? 360 E. Randolph in Lakeshore East
This 4-bedroom in The Buckingham at 360 E. Randolph in Lakeshore East came on the market in June 2017. The Buckingham was built in 1978 and has 305 units and parking. It’s a full amenity building with an indoor pool and exercise room that overlooks Millennium Park. It was one of the “original” buildings of […]
Affordable Living on the Mag Mile: A 1-Bedroom at 535 N. Michigan in Streeterville
This 1-bedroom in 535 N. Michigan in Streeterville came on the market in October 2017. It has already been under contract once. This building was constructed in 1962 and has 460 units and attached rental parking. It also has commercial tenants in the front of the building as it fronts the Mag Mile. This unit […]
Looking for New Construction in a Midrise Building in Lincoln Park? 540 W. Webster
This 2-bedroom in Webster Square at 540 W. Webster in Lincoln Park came on the market in October 2017. Webster Place is a rare, new construction midrise building in Lincoln Park. It has 89 units ranging from 1 to 4 bedrooms with a doorman and an attached garage. Closings started in the summer of 2017. […]