Exploring Red Hot New Construction Deals on Chicago's West Side
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Chicago’s west side has been on the upswing for quite some time now and neighborhoods like Bucktown, Wicker Park, and Ukrainian Village are now considered a few of the most sought after locations in town. Naturally, home and condo prices in these and other surrounding neighborhoods have skyrocketed over the pas 12 to 18 months, but if you go just a little further west over to the eastern edge of Logan Square and Humboldt Park—two of Chicago’s fastest developing neighborhoods—there’s still a whole lot of value just waiting for buyers to exploit. Â
1505 N. Fairview Avenue, for example, is a new construction condo development that offers spacious floor plans, out-of-this-world interior finishes, and in the case of the top two units, 2 bedrooms, 2…
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