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Aaron Ballard

Why first-floor condos are making a comeback

Skipping the stairs and elevator hassle is becoming a real selling point for Chicago condo hunters. Lower-level units in neighborhoods like South Loop, Gold Coast, North Center, Avondale, and Evanston are not just more affordable—they’re also super convenient, especially in older buildings without elevators. Some even come with cool perks like private patios, vintage details, or modern renovations. Sure, you might trade off some views or quiet, but for many, the ease of access and price make it worth it. Would you consider a first-floor condo, or do you need that skyline view? #RealEstate #ChicagoRealEstate #CondoLiving

Brian Sanchez

Lincoln Park’s $17M apartment deal shakes up the block

A classic Lincoln Park courtyard building just sold for a jaw-dropping $17.3 million, showing how hot the North Side rental market still is. Horizon Realty Group picked up the 49-unit spot on Deming Place, and with prices averaging $353K per apartment, this isn’t your typical starter home. The new owners are known for steady upgrades, not quick flips, so residents can expect gradual improvements instead of sudden changes. With mid-sized buildings like this in high demand, it’s clear investors see long-term value in keeping Lincoln Park’s vintage rentals in the mix. What do you think—good for the neighborhood, or does it drive up rents? #RealEstate #LincolnPark #ChicagoRealEstate

russellolson

Ovaltine Apartments gets new life in Villa Park

S2 Capital just made a bold move into the Chicago area by snapping up the historic Ovaltine Apartments in Villa Park. Locals might recognize this spot—it’s the old Ovaltine Chocolate Factory, now home to 344 unique apartments. With almost all units still unrenovated, S2 plans to roll out major upgrades, which could mean fresh options for renters and a boost for the neighborhood. With rent demand surging and almost no new apartments nearby, how do you feel about big investment groups shaping our local housing scene? Would you welcome more updates or worry about rising rents? #RealEstate #VillaPark #ChicagoRealEstate

Shelly Powell

Chicago home prices drop, but is it enough?

Lennar is cutting prices and adding incentives on new suburban homes around Chicago, hoping to help buyers squeezed by high rates and costs. You’ll see some eye-catching discounts—like $10,000 off a townhome in Plainfield or deals in Algonquin and West Dundee—but when you crunch the numbers, monthly payments barely budge. The real challenge? Even with these cuts, most buyers still feel the pinch from interest rates and taxes. Are these price drops a sign of a bigger shift, or just a short-term fix? If you’re house hunting, have you noticed more room to negotiate lately? #RealEstate #ChicagoRealEstate #HomeBuying

megan01

Chicago homebuyers face shrinking choices

Finding a home in Chicago just got tougher—available listings in the city dropped nearly 25% last month, making competition fierce even as sales slowed down for the season. Prices are holding steady or climbing, with the median sale price in the metro area now at $360,000. Statewide, home prices are up almost 5% from last year, despite fewer homes selling. For anyone hoping to buy, tight inventory and high prices are still big hurdles. How are these trends affecting your plans or neighborhood? Let’s talk about what you’re seeing out there. #RealEstate #ChicagoRealEstate #HomeBuying

Heather Moore

Luxury buyers return to Lakeshore East

A $4 million condo sale at Cirrus Tower is turning heads in Lakeshore East, signaling that wealthy second-home buyers are quietly making a comeback downtown. This isn’t just a one-off—brokers say about 30 recent Cirrus deals went to folks looking for a pied-à-terre, and the building’s top-floor homes are drawing serious attention. With lake views, resort-style amenities, and a lock-and-leave lifestyle, Cirrus is reshaping what downtown living means for Chicago’s affluent crowd. Are we seeing a new era for luxury living in the city center? What does this mean for the neighborhood vibe? #RealEstate #ChicagoRealEstate #LakeshoreEast

Matthew Jackson

Chicago’s prewar apartments: Charm vs. cost

Vintage apartment lovers, Chicago’s lakefront is packed with prewar gems—think grand foyers, solid walls, and timeless Beaux Arts or Art Deco details. These homes offer serious space and character, but here’s the catch: monthly HOA fees can be sky-high, sometimes topping $6,000! While prices range from $315K to over $1.2M, many units linger on the market because of those hefty assessments. Still, if you crave historic charm and don’t mind trading open-concept trends for old-school elegance, these buildings might be your dream. Would you pay more for vintage style and amenities, or is modern living worth the trade-off? #RealEstate #ChicagoRealEstate #PrewarApartments

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