Where to Buy Luxury Homes in River North For Under $1 Million
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River North is unquestionably where you'll find some of Chicago's hottest nightlife, trendiest restaurants and eateries, and of course plenty of luxury homes and condos. And if you're looking for a style and sophistication in a new place but still don't want to break that million dollar threshold, several buildings come to mind that may just be the perfect fit.
55 E. Erie
Just a short block from the Magnificent Mile, 55 E Erie provides a prestigious address and luxurious residences. While its possible to find a large unit at a higher price point, you can still buy luxury in this building with some two-bedroom plans for under $1 million.
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