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Come home to a terrace in the sky, this south loop condo for sale is a 3 bedroom home/2.5 bath home that is and almost 2500 sq. ft. It’s main feature is a huge 20′ x 28′ terrace that faces east with a beautiful view of the lake. The interior boasts granite counters, stainless appliances,… Read More
Terrace home with 3 bedrooms/2.5 baths on the 31st floor in the South Loop. Hardwood floors through-out, stainless steel appliances, granite counters, custom lighting, organized closets, full size laundry room, 2nd outdoor space off the 2nd bedroom, 20′ x 28′ terrace and garage parking included. Full amenity building including a 24 hour doorman, outdoor pool,… Read More
Urban Courtyard Lofts with Terra Cotta appointed brick façade No. 10 lofts is located at 1040 W. Adams between Morgan St. and Aberdeen Ave. there are 259 lofts in this building and if you love lofts this building is a must see. Since there was so much industry and manufacturing in this area, there are… Read More
1211 S. Prairie in located at Lake Shore Dr. and Roosevelt Rd. There are 286 homes, many with $$$ lake views. Offering fabulous amenities such as an outdoor pool, a sundeck overlooking The Museum Campus, state of the art fitness center, his/hers locker rooms, sauna, owners club/ party room, and 24-hour doorman. The residences offer… Read More
1111 S. Wabash is one of the most desirable South Loop buildings, it offers amazing views of the lake, downtown and museum campus. It was completed in 2004 and the building is 34 floors and has 247 units, comprised of studios, 1, 2, & 3, bedrooms. The amenities include 24 hour door staff, onsite management,… Read More
Chicago’s Streeterville neighborhood introduces 2 beautiful buildings and 400 luxury homes. The style and sophistication of these 2 buildings is unparalleled in the area, steps from the lake, Michigan Ave. shopping, nightlife, and more. Enjoy expansive floor plans, stunning upgrades and million dollar views. There are 15 different floor plans to choose from and they… Read More
After the great Chicago Fire in 1870 the Printers Row district enjoyed the reputation as one of the most notorious vice districts in the nation. During the World’s Fair, books were published warning the tourists of this district, even supplying maps. The unintended effect of the warnings, were that they became guidebooks for those eager… Read More