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This 3-bedroom corner unit at 55 E. Erie in River North came on the market in May 2025.

55 E. Erie was built during the housing boom in 2004. It has 194 units and an attached parking garage.

It’s a full amenity building with a 24-hour door staff, an indoor lap pool, an exercise room and a clubhouse.

The listing says this unit was “gut rehabbed and remodeled” and is newly finished by Gemma Parker Design.

It has north, east, and west exposures.

The unit has new 6″ engineered oak wood floors in the main living spaces and new plush wool carpet in the three bedrooms.

There is a honed black granite fireplace in the living room and a formal dining room.

The unit has a family room off the kitchen with a terrace for dining and grilling.

The kitchen is a “chef’s dream” with white cabinets, a custom cladded range hood, a Wolfe range and microwave/warming drawer, a SubZero refrigerator, a wine fridge, Taj Mahal quartzite countertops and a marble backsplash.

The primary bedroom suite has a California Closet walk-in-closet, a private terrace and an en suite bathroom with marble floors and shower along with a soaking Kohler tub.

The second bedroom is also en suite with marble countertops and mosaic floors.

In addition to the bedrooms there’s also a den.

This unit has the features buyers look for including central air, washer/dryer in the unit and 2 side-by-side parking spaces which are included.

55 E. Erie is near the shops and restaurants of River North and the Mag Mile. It’s near public transportation and the Trader Joe’s.

The listing says “this floor plan is rarely on the market.”

However, it has been on, and off, the market since March 2023 when it was listed for $2.975 million. The unit has now been reduced $680,000 and is listed at $2.295 million.

Buyers love “new.”

Is this a deal?

Margaret Baczkowski at @Properties Christie’s has the listing. See the pictures here (sorry, no floor plan).

Unit #3501: 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 3375 square feet

• Sold in September 2004 for $1.458 million
• Sold in May 2005 for $1.625 million
• Sold in August 2006 for $1.85 million 
• Sold in April 2017 for $2.2 million
• Sold in February 2020 for $2.15 million 
• Originally listed in March 2023 for $2.975 million
• Reduced several times
• Listed in May 2025 for $2.295 million
• Assessments of $2442 a month (includes gas, parking, clubhouse, exercise room, pool, exterior mainteannce, lawn care, scavenger, snow removal, Internet)
• Taxes of $39,868
• Central Air
• Washer/dryer in the unit
• 2-car parking included
• Fireplace
• Bedroom #1: 21×16
• Bedroom #2: 17×13
• Bedroom #3: 12×14
• Living room: 24×20
• Dining room: 14×21
• Family room: 20×10
• Den: 14×8
• Kitchen: 17×11
• Foyer: 5×14
• Laundry: 9×6
• Walk-in-closet: 14×9
• Balcony: 3×9
• Terrace: 13×9
• Terrace: 9×9

This 4-bedroom townhouse at 1734 S. Indiana in the South Loop came on the market in April 2025.

Built in 2004, this complex of townhouses has 45 units and attached garage parking.

1734 S. Indiana is built around a center courtyard, it has a gated front entry and garden.

The listing says it has had contemporary updates with “no detail left to spare.”

There is an entry foyer with a first floor family room with French doors and an updated full bath.

The second floor has crown molding, hardwood floors, the living/dining room and kitchen.

There’s a gas fireplace in the living room with a custom mantel and marble surround.

The townhouse has a contemporary chef’s kitchen with white cabinets and an island with blue cabinets, quartz countertops, a herringbone backsplash, and Thermador stainless steel appliances.

There’s also a separate eating area and a private balcony off the kitchen.

The townhouse has a custom staircase railing.

3 bedrooms and 2 full baths are on the third floor with contemporary updates including hardwood floors.

The top floor is a full floor primary suite with 2 walk-in-closets and an en suite bathroom with a separate tub and walk-in-shower along with a dual vanity.

There are sliding doors which lead to a private terrace from the primary suite.

This townhouse has the features buyers look for including central air and a 2-car attached garage.

It is near the shops and restaurants of the South Loop, and public transportation including the 18th Street train station.

Listed at $1.2 million, that’s $400,000 above the 2018 sales price.

Buyers love “new” and remodeled properties.

Will the updated kitchen and baths help make a quick sale?

Nadine Ferrata at Compass has the listing. See the pictures and floor plan here.

1734 S. Indiana: 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, 3100 square feet, townhouse

• Sold in July 2005 for $669,000
• Sold in April 2007 for $772,000
• Sold in July 2011 for $530,000
• Sold in August 2013 for $740,000
• Sold in August 2018 for $800,000
• Originally listed in April 2025 for $1.2 million
• Currently still listed at $1.2 million
• Assessments of $258 a month (includes exterior maintenance, lawn care, scavenger, snow removal)
• Taxes of $16,093
• Central Air
• 2-car attached garage
• Gas fireplace
• Bedroom #1: 16×15 (fourth floor)
• Bedroom #2: 13×11 (third floor)
• Bedroom #3: 12×9 (third floor)
• Bedroom #4: 12×9 (third floor)
• Living room: 22×18 (second floor)
• Kitchen: 17×9 (second floor)
• Eating Area: 15×9 (second floor)
• Family room: 18×11 (main floor)
• Terrace: 19×8 (fourth floor)
• Balcony: 19×4 (second floor)

This corner 1-bedroom in the Constellation at 1555 N. Dearborn Parkway in the Gold Coast came on the market in April 2025.

Built in 1967, it has 90 units and valet on-site parking. It has door staff and an exercise room.

This unit has floor-to-ceiling windows with three exposures: north, east and south views.

There’s even a floor-to-ceiling window in the galley kitchen with white cabinets, gray quartz countertops, and “top of the line” stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher.

There are cherry hardwood floors throughout and a foyer.

On the fourth floor, it has tree top views of Lincoln Park.

The unit has some of the features Chicago buyers look for including central air and valet parking on-site, but it doesn’t have in-unit washer/dryer. There’s a laundry room in the building.

The building is located on Lincoln Park, near the Chicago History Museum, North Street Beach and the shops and restaurants of Old Town and East Lincoln Park.

Listed at $275,000, that’s $24,000 higher than the 2018 sales price of $251,000.

Sophia Klopas and Jason Stratton at Jameson Sotheby’s have the listing. See the 21 pictures and the floor plan here.

Unit #4A: 1 bedroom, 1 bath, no square footage listed

• Sold in April 2003 for $235,000
• Sold in May 2006 for $252,000
• Sold in May 2009 for $194,000 (was bank owned)
• Sold in June 2018 for $251,000
• Currently listed at $275,000
• Assessments of $1064 a month (includes gas, doorman, cable, exercise room, exterior maintenance, scavenger, snow removal, Internet)
• Taxes of $5551
• Central Air
• No in-unit washer/dryer but laundry room in the building
• On-site valet parking available
• Bedroom: 13×13
• Living/dining combo: 21×16
• Foyer: 6×13
• Kitchen: 9×7

At the same time that Redfin showed me this unit in Chicago, it also gave me a 1-bedroom in New York City’s West Chelsea neighborhood at 420 W. 23rd.

This building was built in 1984 and is 12 stories with just 39 units. It has door staff and a common garden.

There’s no parking or exercise room.

This New York City unit is a 700 square foot unit, which also has a balcony. Subtract the balcony and it’s 654 square feet.

It also has a galley kitchen that the listing says is “recently refurbished” with stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher and a microwave range hood. It also has “ample” counter space.

There’s no window in the galley kitchen.

The listing says the bedroom could do a king bed.

The living room has reddish wood looking floors, but the listing doesn’t say if they are hardwoods.

It has some of the features a buyer might want including a 2 zone HVAC.

There’s no washer/dryer in the unit either, but it is not as common in NYC as in Chicago. There is a laundry room in the building (not all buildings have a laundry room so this is considered an amenity.)

The listing says it has views of London Terrace and historical Chelsea. From the balcony, you can even see a sliver of the river.

The building is near the shops and restaurants of Chelsea, public transportation and is just one block from High Line.

It was listed in 2022 for $1.1 million and then reduced but was withdrawn in 2023. It was listed for rent at $4600 a month in 2023.

But it has come back on the market in April 2025 for $999,000.

Is Chicago real estate a steal compared to other major cities like New York?

Laurie Lewis and Charlie Miller Miller at Corcoran Group have the listing. See the 7 pictures here. Sorry, no floor plan.

420 W. 23rd St Unit #9B: 1 bedroom, 1 bath, 700 square feet

• No prior price on Zillow going back to 2014
• Listed in October 2022 for $1.1 million
• Reduced
• Was listed for rent in February 2023 for $4600
• Currently listed for $999,000
• Assessments of $1077 a month (includes maintenance and door staff)
• Taxes of $13,824
• 2 zone HVAC
• No in-unit washer/dryer but laundry room in the building
• No parking
• West Chelsea location
• No room sizes listed
• 1 Bedroom
• Living room
• Kitchen
• Balcony

This 2-bedroom in Gaslight Court at 1411 N. Wells in Old Town came on the market in April 2025.

Built in 1895, Gaslight Court has 8 units which share a cobblestone courtyard that the listing says is the “oldest brick road still standing” in Chicago.

You enter through a locked wrought iron gate. There are no amenities.

This unit is in one of the buildings facing the street and has south, west and north exposure.

It has some of its vintage features with tall ceilings, some moldings, hardwood floors, a separate dining room and a wood burning fireplace in the living room (listing doesn’t say if it’s original or not.)

There are bay windows.

The listing says the kitchen was “recently refreshed” but this unit last sold in 2021 and the listing description is just a cut and paste from that listing.

It has white cabinets and Kitchen Aid stainless steel appliances.

It only has one bathroom which the listing says was “recently remodeled” with heated floors but this is also from the 2021 listing.

There are two bedrooms and an office, with a closet.

The unit has some of the features buyers look for including central air and washer/dryer in the unit (located in the kitchen, behind the door) but it doesn’t have parking.

The listing says you can rent it in two nearby garages starting at $200 a month but this was from the 2021 listing. I wonder if it’s still $200 a month after the inflation surge of the last few years?

The listing says the “shared cobblestone courtyard is the epitome of charm.”

This building is in the heart of Old Town, including all the shops and restaurants such as Small Cheval and the Fireplace Inn. It’s also near Lincoln Park and public transportation if you don’t have a car.

Listed at $448,000, that’s $51,000 above the 2021 sales price of $397,000.

Does this unit check all the boxes if you’re looking for vintage in Old Town?

Ryan Cherney at Circle One Realty has the listing. See the pictures here. Sorry no floor plan but the prior listing from 2021 has one.

Unit #3W: 2 bedrooms, 1 baths, 1150 square feet

• Sold in August 2000 for $250,000
• Sold in May 2002 for $249,000
• Sold in August 2007 for $349,000
• Sold in April 2021 for $397,000
• Currently listed at $448,000
• Assessments of $433 a month (includes security, exterior maintenance, lawn care, snow removal)
• Taxes of $4725
• Central Air
• Washer/dryer in the unit
• No parking but 2 garages nearby for $200 a month
• Wood burning fireplace
• Bedroom #1: 11×11
• Bedroom #2: 12×10
• Office: 8×7
• Living room: 18×12
• Dining room: 14×11
• Kitchen: 19×11

This 1-bedroom at 4300 N. Marine Drive in the Buena Park neighborhood of Uptown came on the market in March 2025.

Built in 1929, 4300 N. Marine Drive has 88 units and onsite heated rental parking. It has an on-site engineer and 24/7 door staff but no other amenities.

There are just 2 residences per floor.

The listing says this unit is a “one of a kind luxury condo.”

While the building was built in 1929, it doesn’t appear to have many of its vintage features.

It has been “impeccably remodeled.”

There are 3/4 inch white oak floors throughout and 9 foot ceilings.

It has 2 electric fireplaces, one in the living room and one in the dining room, along with built in cabinets and bookcases in the living room.

There’s also a Murphy bed in the living room.

The unit has a full size dining room.

The “gourmet kitchen” has white cabinets and quartzite counter tops along with Miele appliances, including a wine fridge.

There is also a custom “chic” coffee bar.

The “spa-inspired” bathroom is also white with marble tiles, custom lighting and Kohler fixtures along with a floating Studio 41 vanity.

This unit has the features buyers look for including central air, washer/dryer in the unit and garage parking is available to rent for $100 a month.

This building is “steps” from Montrose Beach and all the restaurants of Buena Park and north Lakeview. It’s near bus lines.

Listed in March 2025 for $472,000, it has been reduced $43,000 to $429,000.

Buyers love “new.”

What will it take to make the sale?

Camie Cirrincione at Redfin has the listing. See the pictures and floor plan here.

Unit #306: 1 bedroom, 1 bath, 1200 square feet

• Sold in December 1989 for $92,450 (per Redfin)
• Sold in November 2011 for $150,000
• Originally listed in March 2025 for $472,000
• Reduced several times
• Currently listed at $429,000
• Assessments of $1000 a month (includes heat, gas, doorman, cable, exterior maintenance, lawn care, scavengers, snow removal and Internet)
• Taxes of $3,773
• Central Air
• Washer/dryer in the unit
• Garage parking is available for $100 a month
• 2 electric fireplaces
• Bedroom: 23×12
• Living room: 20×15
• Dining room: 19×12
• Kitchen: 11×7

This 3-bedroom corner unit at 1258 N. Milwaukee in Wicker Park came on the market in April 2025.

Built in 2014, 1258 N. Milwaukee is a boutique building with 7 units, an elevator and attached garage parking.

There are no amenities with the building.

It’s a south and west facing corner unit with a wrap around deck which overlooks a courtyard on Milwaukee.

The listing says you can “entertain like crazy” in this extra wide unit which has 33′ interiors.

It has “brand new” floor-to-ceiling Pella windows in every room.

The kitchen has white and gray (?) cabinets with an island that seats 3. It has Thermador appliances with a walk-in-pantry which is open to the living and dining rooms.

There’s a fireplace in the living room with built-in bookcases.

It has dark hardwood floors throughout.

The unit has 2 “spa-caliber” quartz baths.

The primary suite has an en suite bath with an oversized steam/spray shower, a double bowl vanity, separate jet tub and a professionally organized walk-in-closet.

The unit has the features buyers look for including central air, washer/dryer in the unit and 1 car attached garage parking.

This building is in the heart of Milwaukee Avenue, including all the shops and restaurants in Wicker Park and Bucktown. It’s a block to the Division blue line station and is close to several bus lines.

At 1718 square feet, this unit has come on the market at $799,500. That is $179,500 above the 2014 sales price of $620,000.

It appears to be the first re-sale of the unit since the original purchase in 2014.

Will this sell quickly?

Mario Greco at Compass has the listing. See the pictures and floor plan here.

Unit #3S: 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 1718 square feet

• Sold in November 2014 for $620,000
• Currently listed at $799,500
• Taxes of $9,963
• Assessments of $795 a month (includes scavenger and snow.
• Central Air
• Washer/dryer in the unit
• Attached garage parking included
• Fireplace
• Bedroom #1: 13×13
• Bedroom #2: 13×11
• Bedroom #3: 11×11
• Kitchen: 17×10
• Laundry room: 4×4
• Walk-in-closet: 6×5
• Walk-in closet: 6×5
• Living room: 21×18 (includes the dining room)
• Foyer: 6×5
• Deck: 21×7

This single family home at 79 E. Cedar in the Gold Coast came on the market in April 2025.

Anyone who has walked down Cedar, notices this home. I have taken pictures of it for 15 years.

And now we get to see inside.

Built in 1884, the listing says it was Bertha Palmer who commissioned architect Joseph Lymen Silsbee of Silsbee and Kent. The listing calls it a “neo-Moorish masterwork.”

It’s on a smaller than standard Chicago lot measuring 26×72. It has an attached, heated 2-car garage. There’s apparently no backyard, but there is heated pavement in front of the home.

The listing says the house also has original latticework and wrought iron fences.

It has been “meticulously refurbished.”

It has many vintage features including 5 fireplaces, including one in what looks like the primary bathroom.

The house also has a wood staircase in the entryway, with carvings. There’s wood crown molding and wood floors on the main level.

The house has 5 bathrooms and 4 powder rooms.

The listing says there’s a spa (but no pictures).

There are 3 kitchenettes and a wine room (no pictures).

The listing also says there is a “Parisian style elevator” that serves all floors (no pictures of it).

3 of the 4 bedrooms are on the second floor and the primary is on the third floor.

There are pictures of a kitchen which has stainless steel and wood cabinets and stainless steel appliances.

The house has a separate dining room.

The listing has a theater room in the basement along with the laundry room.

But the most unique feature is the rooftop conservatory which has a gold dome and a terrace which wraps around the conservatory.

If you watch the video on the property, it is only of the outside of the home, but you can see the rooftop terrace is large enough to have several eating and seating areas, including a grill.

There is also a second balcony on the third floor that wraps around the home as well.

The listing says there are “lake views from every room.”

It has central air.

The listing calls it “one of a kind.”

This house is near Lake Shore Drive, several bus lines, the shops and restaurants of the Gold Coast and the Mag Mile. It’s also near Oak Street Beach.

Listed in April 2025 for $7.9 million, it appears that it hasn’t been on the market since 1996, whcn Redfin and Zillow say it sold for $1.035 million.

There are only 7 single family homes available in Chicago over $7 million right now.

Will the sellers get their price?

Mia Wilkinson at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices has the listing. See the pictures and the video here. (Sorry, there’s no floor plan).

79 E. Cedar: 4 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, 7,523 square feet, single family home

• Sold in June 1996 for $1.035 million
• Currently listed at $7.9 million
• Taxes of $32,425
• Central Air
• 26×72 lot
• 2-car attached heated garage
• 5 fireplaces
• Parisian style elevator
• Bedroom #1: 24×23 (third floor)
• Bedroom #2: 24×22 (second floor)
• Bedroom #3: 13×14 (second floor)
• Bedroom #4: 16×15 (second floor)
• Living room: 37×24 (main floor)
• Dining room: 23×11 (main floor)
• Kitchen: 16×13 (main floor)
• Foyer: 7×7 (main floor)
• Theater room: 17×21 (basement)
• Laundry room: 10×8 (basement)
• Other room: 23×16 (third floor)
• Balcony: 32×17 (third floor)
• Terrace: 61×25 (fourth floor)- is this also the conservatory and dome?

This 2-bedroom loft in the Franklin Building at 720 S. Dearborn in Printers Row came on the market in April 2025.

Built in 1916, the Franklin Building was converted to loft condos in the 1980s. It has 64 units. There is no parking with the building and no door staff or other amenities.

The listing calls this loft a “rare gem in the heart of Printers Row.”

It has been “thoughtfully renovated.”

This is an authentic loft with 10′-4″ ceilings, exposed brick, concrete columns and beams along with a full wall of east facing industrial windows.

It is an “open concept” layout with sliding doors that separate the living room, dining room and kitchen from the bedrooms.

The loft has light oak hardwood floors throughout.

There is a “chef’s kitchen” with classic white cabinets, white quartz countertops, a panda white marble backsplash, gold finishes, stainless steel appliances and an island with seating for four.

The primary suite has exposed brick walls and a spa-inspired en suite bath.

The second bedroom, which is currently being used as an office, also has its own en suite bathroom.

Both bathrooms have marble flooring and cream concrete countertops.

This loft has the features that buyers look for including central air and washer/dryer in the unit. There’s no parking but it’s available for rent, or to buy, in the neighborhood.

This building is near buses and the Red Line is “right outside your door.” It’s in the heart of Printers Row with its restaurants and shops. It’s also near Grant Park and Millennium Park, universities, theaters, and museums.

Listed in April 2025 for $499,999, that’s about $155,000 above the 2018 purchase price of $345,000.

Buyers love “new.”

Will this sell quickly to a loft lover?

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

Unit #1105: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1700 square feet, loft

• Sold in June 1994 for $232,000
• Sold in October 2012 for $286,000
• Sold in December 2018 for $345,000
• Currently listed for $499,999
• Assessments of $870 a month (includes heat, a/c, cable, exterior maintenance, lawn care, scavenger, snow removal, Internet)
• Taxes of $8633
• Central Air
• Washer/dryer in the unit
• No parking- but available for rent in the neighborhood
• Bedroom #1: 14×18
• Bedroom #2: 13×15
• Living room: 14×16
• Dining room: 18×13
• Kitchen: 12×13
• Walk-in-closet: 13×8

This 2-bedroom at 2221 N. Lincoln Avenue in Lincoln Park came on the market in April 2025.

Some of you may remember this building as we’ve chattered about it in 2020 and in 2022. In 2022, the chatterati complained about living above the taqueria and we had an extensive discussion about what kind of loan you could use to buy this unit.

You can see our 2022 chatter here.

Why the discussion about the loan? It has 5 units, with two commercial spaces and three residential.

The 2022 listing stated:  “Financing restrictions with HOA, inquire with listing agent for details.”

It was converted into condos in 1999.

As you may recall, this unit has the only private garage for the building, which is down the side alley. That garage includes some additional storage.

The unit has many of its vintage features including original oak mill woodwork with custom, solid oak built-ins including a hutch in the dining room.

It also has ceiling medallions in several rooms and bay windows in the living and dining room.

The kitchen has white cabinets, stainless steel appliances and stone counter tops.

The primary bedroom has an en suite bathroom, which is rare in a vintage unit.

It has the features buyers look for including washer/dryer in the unit and central air, along with the garage parking.

The listing states that the following updates:

Updates include: New HVAC (2022), paint, plaster repair, wood hutch and trim restained (2022), new windows (2023), new kitchen faucet (2024), new tile flooring in kitchen and both baths(2025), added storage racks in garage (2022), new wireless garage door opener, garage keypad installed (2023), and EV charger installed (2024).

This listing also says that investors are welcome. Not only that but it is “one of the only associations in Lincoln Park that specifically allows short term Airbnb rentals.”

The building is professionally managed.

It’s close to Oz Park, the shops and restaurants on Lincoln and everything else that Lincoln Park has to offer.

In 2022 this unit went under contract quickly.

Inventory is even lower in 2025 than it was in 2022.

It has been listed at $550,000, which is $150,000 higher than the 2022 purchase price of $400,000.

Is the Airbnb possibility a selling point, or a negative, for a possible buyer?

Ted Kuhlmann and Mary Anne Divina at Compass now have the listing again. See the pictures and floor plan here.

Unit #1N: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1500 square feet

• Sold in June 1999 for $129,000
• Sold in May 2001 for $250,000
• Sold in August 2014 for $268,000 (included garage parking)
• Sold in June 2015 after renovation for $395,000 (included garage parking)
• Sold in April 2022 for $400,000 (included garage parking)
• Currently listed for $550,000
• Assessments are now $374 a month (they were $295 a month in 2022)(includes exterior maintenance, scavenger)
• Taxes are now $8,028 (they were $6878 in 2022 and $6338 in 2020)
• Central Air
• Washer/dryer in the unit
• Private 1-car garage parking included
• Bedroom #1: 14×13
• Bedroom #2: 13×12
• Living room: 17×12
• Dining room: 15×14
• Kitchen: 13×11

This 4-bedroom at 2130 N. Lincoln Park West in East Lincoln Park came on the market in April 2025.

Built in 1929, 2130 N. Lincoln Park West is a boutique building with just 33 units and 39 garage spaces.

The building has a on-site building concierge and engineer, extra storage, an exercise room and a common garden terrace with grills.

The listing says this unit “feels like a ranch house in the sky” with 2559 square feet on one level.

It has views of Lincoln Park, the Lake and the downtown Chicago skyline.

It has a split bedroom floor plan.

The living room faces the lake and has crown molding and built-in bookshelves along with a faux fireplace.

There is a formal dining room.

The unit has elevator entry into your own private foyer which is the central gallery with original plaster barrel ceilings.

There are hardwood floors throughout.

The kitchen has white cabinets with marble countertops, high-end stainless steel appliances and a breakfast bar.

The primary suite has an en suite bathroom.

The fourth bedroom has a built-in desk and is currently being used as a home office.

The unit has the features that buyers look for including 2 zone space pac air conditioning, washer/dryer in the unit and one garage parking space is included.

It’s near a bunch of bus lines. The listing says you are near the 22, 36, 151 and 156.

The building is also near “miles of running trails,” bike paths and beachfront along with the shops and restaurants of Lincoln Park.

Listed in April 2025 at $1.15 million, that is $150,000 above the 2023 sales price of $1 million.

The listing says that units are “rarely available” in this building.

Will this seller get the premium in this East Lincoln Park location in just 2 years?

Barbara Laken at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices has the listing. See the pictures and floor plan here.

Unit #6S: 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2559 square feet

• Sold in July 1978 for $326,000
• Sold in June 1992 for $425,000
• Sold in December 2002 for $690,000
• Sold in August 2023 for $1 million
• Currently listed at $1.15 million
• Assessments of $2050 a month (includes heat, cable, exercise room, exterior maintenance, scavenger, snow removal)
• Taxes of $14,095
• Space Pac cooling
• Washer/dryer in the unit
• 1 garage space included
• Faux fireplace
• Bedroom #1: 19×15
• Bedroom #2: 11×10
• Bedroom #3: 10×7
• Bedroom #4: 16×9
• Gallery: 7×38
• Kitchen: 14×15
• Living room: 24×15
• Dining room: 18×15
• Walk-in-closet: 10×4
• Laundry room: 6×3