34-Unit Luxury Condo Building Proposed For 360 W. Superior in River North
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Just as condos for sale at Three Sixty West hit the market, plans for another luxury condo building in River North are now making headlines.Â
Recently reported by Crain’s, Ascend Real Estate Group is looking to develop a 34-unit luxury condo building over at 360 W. Superior Street, not far from the Chicago Red Line Station and countless other neighborhood amenities and attractions.Â
If approved, the new 360 W. Superior project would stand 12 stories high, and as just mentioned, would also include 34 high-end condo residences. Outside of that, not many other details have been released, but a rendering shows the building would feature a pretty slick exterior that includes floor-to-ceiling windows and also private balconies that would be attached to…
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