Somebody Paid $1 Million for a One-Bedroom Trump Condo
Space on the 33rd floor just sold for $640 a square foot—and it’s not even a record price in the building. (The $32 million unit on the 89th floor is still available.)
Space on the 33rd floor just sold for $640 a square foot—and it’s not even a record price in the building. (The $32 million unit on the 89th floor is still available.)
The 1868 home’s interior is remarkably preserved, but it’s way overdue for an update. For $985,000, get a lot of charm (and a big challenge) on Schiller Street.
The entire recovery has been better for towns on a train line. But the big gains are in places with lots of foreclosures.
This three-bedroom looks like a deal for $350,000. But will it be easy to resell?
Two interior designers redid this classic Chicago house, and their taste paid off—it just sold for more than a million bucks.
Designed in 1925 by a great architect of Chicago country homes, the 7,200 square foot property is priced at $5.995 million.
An unconventional landlord, Hyperion, lets some customers rent and then opt to buy a home, in spite of troubled credit.
An investor bought it as a foreclosure, gutted it and fixed it up, and now it’s yours for the price it fetched in 2006.
A conservative country is protesting the gay nominee’s ambassadorship, but at least the deal on his house is all done.
The $950,000 home still has a lot of the details from its 1910s construction—it’s charming, and it’s also huge.