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New model opening at 50 East Chestnut

Posted 9/26/2007 by Kate Hawley

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A new model will open at 50 East Chestnut on Oct 18, according to Steve Mandell, of Jameson Development. The project comprises 34 full-floor condos in a boutique building (an oft-used term that really applies in this case) designed by Solomon Cordwell Buenz.

The model will span the entire 21st floor. “We’re spending almost a million dollars on it,” Mandell says - a worthy investment in his view, since 13 condos remain unsold.

That may not seem like a lot, but it adds up to a whopping dollar figure when you consider that remaining units are priced from $2.7 to $3.4 million - $714 to $871 per square foot.

The design of the new model will veer toward traditional (with a few contemporary touches), in line with how most buyers at 50 East Chestnut have decorated their units, Mandell says.

First closings at 50 East Chestnut are slated for October, according to Mandell. The sales center will continue to be located at 875 N Michigan Ave.

Comments

9/26/07

paulj said:

What a shame that Chicagoans cannot figure out what to do with a contemporary building..

The developer should now offer three interior packages to chose from:

French Country
Tuscany
Shaker Style
Olde English Pub (upcharge for the copper counters)

All of these styles will work great with the floor to ceiling windows and aluminum mullions.

How sad. If you want vintage, buy it.

Pete said:

I'd like to buy an empty space. That is, an unfinished condo. That way I can finish it my way, and not be limited to some developer's cheezy options.

paulj said:

Make'em an offer. THe bank will have it back soon…. Why don't they do 2 units per floor? The Chicago market does not support that many units in the 2 million range.

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