January 2021

A Lincoln Park penthouse has sold for $9 million, representing the highest price paid for a Chicago condo since a unit on Walton Street in Chicago’s Gold Coast moved for just under $11 million back in March of 2019.

This particular unit occupies the 38th and 39th floors of Lincoln Park 2550, which was recently completed back in 2010, and the final sale price is just under 70% of the $13 million price tag it went to market with originally.

As noted by Crain’s, the sellers paid just over $6 million for the unfinished unit in 2015, although it’s not clear how much money was poured into finishing the space.
Unit highlights include 10’ high windows that overlook the park below, Lake Michigan, and much of Chicago’s skyline.

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One of Chicago’s newest residential developments has officially topped out, according to recent reports. A joint-venture between Lendlease and Magellan Development Group, Cirrus represents one of the final buildings to be added to the spectacular Lakeshore East community, which of course acts as Downtown’s most celebrated master-planned development to date.

Located at 211 N. Harbor, Cirrus now stands at 47 stories high and will include 350 luxury condo residences when finished. The building’s design is from bKL Architecture and its location sits directly at the confluence of Lake Michigan and the Chicago River.

Inside, Cirrus condos for sale will include one, two, three, and four bedroom layouts and range in size from 650 to over 3,000 square feet

Penthouses are among the most sought-after condo residences in Chicago, especially in neighborhoods like Old Town. Just recently, the 3-bedroom penthouse at The Neapolitan came back on the market, the first time since August of 2019.

If you’re unfamiliar with the building, The Neapolitan is situated at 1212 N. Wells and conveniently just one block from a brand new Jewel-Osco and the Clark/Division Red Line station.

Built back in 2001, The Neapolitan has 95 units in total, along with 24 hour door service, tennis courts, a dog run, and a clubhouse and exercise room.

With the building being nearly 20 years old, individual condo unit features and finishes vary but the penthouse has a newly updated kitchen with white cabinets, Lapis Lazuli countertops, Subzero

For fantastic views, top amenities and plenty of private inclusions, it’s easy to come up with at least three great reasons to rent at 61 E Banks in 2021. This newer construction building sits in Chicago’s Gold Coast neighborhood, and certainly offers an appealing option for renters searching in the area.

Spectacular Lakefront Location 

The boutique at 61 E. Banks property enjoys some impressive lake views in an ideal setting. And outside of each individual unit, some of the best views are possible from the building’s private rooftop club and terrace.

Pet-Friendly Combined with Luxe Amenities  

The pet-friendly building also adds in such desirable amenities as a valet, garage parking, a fitness center and a full-time concierge. In addition,

Interested in Chicago's most exclusive rentals? Take a look at this spectacular collection of rentals all with an asking price of $10,000/month...

60 E. Monroe #6202  

With three-bedrooms and 3.5-baths, renters at 60 E Monroe #6202 are treated to such delights as floor-to-ceiling windows, a chef’s kitchen and some stunning views. The building also brings in amenities including a fitness room, an outdoor garden terrace and sky lounges, plus an indoor swimming pool. 

60 E. Monroe #5801

Staying in the same building, unit #5801 is a three-bedroom, three-bath rental with 2,400 square feet of living space. The price point affords high-end appliances, wide plank wood flooring and large walk-in closets.  

333 N. Canal #2205

With river and city

Thanks to a year that was largely defined by a global pandemic and social unrest, luxury home sales in Chicago’s suburbs outpaced the city in 2020, according to newly released data.

Within Chicago’s city limits, home sales priced at $1 million and over dropped roughly 7% last year, while suburban home sales at that same price point spiked a jaw-dropping 40%.

Even with Chicago’s decline in luxury home sales, both the city and the seven surrounding counties combined recorded 2,922 homes sold at $1 million and over, the most ever on record and 16% more than 2019’s total that represented the previous record.

According to Crain’s, Lake Forest was among the villages that saw a significant surge, tallying 149 sales, or an increase of 69%. Other North

If you're a first time home buyer looking for a condo in Lincoln Park, there are lots of different possibilities to consider. So to help get your search started, we've highlighted 4 unique buildings in the Lincoln Park neighborhood that might be a perfect fit, both in terms of lifestyle AND budget.

2600 N. Southport

2600 N. Southport is an awe-inspiring brick facade condo building  in an unbeatable location. The property is close to all that Lincoln Park and the Southport Corridor have to offer, including transit, fine dining, entertainment, shopping, theater, green parks, and so much more! The property built in 1978 has only 65 units varying in size which provides exclusivity and boutique style living at its finest.

345 W Fullerton

Located at

Looking for plenty of living space along with luxury finishes and amenities in your new Chicago apartment or rental? Take a closer look at Chicago's most impressive 4-bedroom rentals currently on the market.

1140 N. Wells #PH

Available for a mesmerizing $45,000 per month, a penthouse unit at 1140 N Wells comes with 8,500 square feet of living space, in a two-level design. This four-bedroom plus a den unit also includes a private elevator and a chef’s kitchen. The rooftop terrace adds in a swimming pool and hot tub, a fire pit, an outdoor shower and more.

NEMA - 1210 S. Indiana #PH7

In comparison, a penthouse unit at 1210 S Indiana currently rents for more than $19,000 per month. This four-bedroom unit comes with 2,700 square feet of living