While you may not find many private backyards and white picket fences in downtown Chicago, there are still many places for residents to call home.
While apartment living is popular among city dwellers everywhere, there is no need to sacrifice dreams of homeownership once you've moved downtown. Condos are like a hybrid between apartments and single family homes, and for anyone looking to settle down, they're great options for a number of reasons. Most importantly, owning condominiums in a major city like Chicago provides a number of financial benefits, whereas apartment rent simply gets flushed out of your bank account each month. But that's not the only benefit that comes from owning condos in Chicago.
A potential homebuyer will have dozens of questions, concerns and desires. As they begin the house hunting process, they likely understand that it will be necessary to compromise on certain features or amenities. But for someone who’s buying a luxury home, their priorities may skew differently.
These people really want to be wowed. If they aren’t, what’s the point? As a luxury real estate agent, you’re bound to run into a lot of obstacles meeting all the client’s demands. Finding the perfect home for someone who has it all -- or who wants it all -- can prove to be a daunting task.
So what does the luxury home buyer really want?
The right price
Sure, these people are wealthy, but that doesn’t mean that they don’t love a good deal. They will ask
One of the crown jewels of the River North, The Montgomery was designed by the same architect behind the World Trade Center, Minoru Yamasaki. Built in 1972 at at 500 W Superior Street, the building once served as the Montgomery Ward headquarters. After a restoration, the building was converted into Chicago condos for sale in 2004.
At 26 stories, The Montgomery features expansive views of the River North and the Chicago skyline. Built in gorgeous blue glass and white travertine, the curtain wall building is simply elegant, which reflects the lifestyles of its residents.
Beauty, privacy, and convenience are the pillars of living at 500 W Superior Street, an urban retreat among the bustling cityscape below. Two and three bedroom units are usually
When you want to make a good first impression, looks matter—and when it comes to showing your home, you want to wow everyone that comes through the entry. In order to do so, there are a few tips and tricks that real estate agents suggest to make homes look more welcoming.
Nearly all REALTORs report that their buyers are influenced by home staging. Staging a property can help create a more inviting space without spending a ton of money on renovations. In fact, the median cost to stage a home is just $675. With that in mind, here are some tips to really boost your property's appeal:
1. Make sure that your home is spotless.
This should be your first priority when showing your home. There should be no clutter on any tables or counter tops, and no
While you may not find many private backyards and white picket fences in downtown Chicago, there are still many places for residents to call home.
