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American Invsco
It’s been nearly six years since we wrote about a “clearance-style sales event” at 200 North Dearborn in the Loop, and we’ve revisited the project many times in the interim, sometimes in sponsored posts. From an emailed news release received yesterday: “With 83 residences closed in 2012, 200 North Dearborn is Chicago’s hottest selling condominium,” ...
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Posted by Joe Zekas on February 19, 2013
The one thing about American Invsco that typically generates unanimity is the company’s talent for throwing a party. If you’re in the market for a downtown condo, you can assess that talent at wine and cheese evenings and Greek cuisine samplings at 200 North Dearborn, which is offering discounted prices. The wine and cheese evenings ...
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Posted by Joe Zekas on May 19, 2011
So was your worst offer too bad, or not bad enough? Just a couple months after begging buyers to “give us your worst offer” for a 200 North Dearborn condo, American Invsco has cut prices on dozens of units by 40% to 56%, in order to meet new Fannie Mae pre-sale requirements. Studios once priced ...
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Posted by Joseph Askins on February 14, 2011
“Make me an offer I can’t refuse,” says Nicholas S. Gouletas, the godfather of condominium sales, and the chairman and CEO of American Invsco. – From a new media release regarding 200 North Dearborn‘s year-end condo sale. (Photo by graeme_newcomb used through Creative Commons license.)
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Posted by Joseph Askins on December 7, 2010
I suppose I assumed 200 North Dearborn had received approval for FHA-backed mortgages sometime in the past year or two. Guess not — according to HUD, the development received approval just two weeks ago. You learn something new every day. American Invsco isn’t wasting any time promoting the tower’s newfound status and all those 3.5-percent ...
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Posted by Joseph Askins on April 23, 2010
According to CondoShark.com, some of the most significant price changes on short sales and foreclosed homes in River North are located in one building: Ontario Place, located at 10 E Ontario St. Six of the neighborhood’s 10 biggest reductions are inside the 49-story, 467-unit high-rise, with prices dropping 31.6 to 45.5 percent per unit. These ...
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Posted by sponsored post on November 30, 2009
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