The Exclusive One Bennett Park Tower Rises Above Chicago
The Robert A.M. Stern-Michael Van Valkenburgh collaboration nears its opening, with condos starting at $2 million for a two-bedroom and rising up to $15 million for a sprawling four-bedroom.
The Robert A.M. Stern-Michael Van Valkenburgh collaboration nears its opening, with condos starting at $2 million for a two-bedroom and rising up to $15 million for a sprawling four-bedroom.
Besides converting the famous tower to condos and retail, the plan would add a 1,442-foot skyscraper designed by Smith + Gill, featuring condos, rentals, and a five-star hotel.
It’ll get you anything from a loft to a classic three-flat unit, but they sell fast and almost always at their asking price or more.
It buys a lot of space, from cool lofts to classic Chicago style—including fireplaces.
The two nearby suburbs have been adding mid-rise luxury condo developments near the “L”. But how tall and dense are residents going to let them get?
Whether it’s a historic Pullman rowhouse, a Beverly Tudor, or a big Sheridan Park condo, there are great options across the city at that price.
It’s like visiting the East Coast without actually visiting the East Coast.
The North Shore suburb has several buildings from David Adler and Howard Van Doren Shaw on the market, including a former stable that’s been converted into a four-bedroom house that comes in under a million.
Westleigh Farms will be on 47 acres of an estate that once belonged to the family that introduced F. Scott Fitzgerald to the upper crust—and will neighbor older buildings by David Adler and Howard Van Doren Shaw.
Tower-studded penthouses, a patchwork of floor plans, graffiti as art—exclusive first details of the St. Boniface Church redevelopment in Noble Square