Lakeview East condo conversions – variety in product and price

Lakeview East is a pretty dense enclave, so much of the residential development is in rental buildings converting to condos. We perused the offerings and decided to highlight half a dozen conversions ranging from 16 units to more than 250.

The neighborhood has grown pricy in recent years, but condos in active developments are available for less than $200,000 (see Kroupa Development’s Sheridan Tower, which drew a long list of comments when we previously posted on it).

The top end on conversions reaches well above half a million dollars, and as you might have guessed from the price range, there’s a wide variety of product too, from beautiful classic buildings to completely nondescript complexes. The list below is not complete, but it should provide a good feel for this niche if you’re in the market for a condo in or near Lakeview East (we threw in Waveland Place too, cause, you know, it’s close enough).

Twenty Nine Thirty Sheridan Tower

Twenty Nine Thirty Sheridan Tower is a 252-unit condo conversion at 2930 N Sheridan Rd. The high-rise, on the edge of Lincoln Park overlooking Diversey Harbor, has homes with one or two bedrooms and one or two baths. Genna Hill, of @Properties, is marketing the condos, which are priced from the $180s.

Homes have Frigidaire stainless steel appliances, Brizo faucets, granite kitchen countertops, hardwood floors in living areas, and washer / dryer hookups. The building has a fitness center, rooftop deck and private events room.

Barry Place

Barry Place, a 16-unit vintage conversion at 525 W Barry Ave, has condos wtih one to three bedrooms priced from the $240s. Art Collazo and Jerry Altshuler, of Koenig & Strey GMAC Real Estate, are marketing the development, which sits about a block east of Broadway Street.

WaterlooWaterloo, 646 W Wellington Ave, has eight condominiums with three bedrooms and two baths. W Developments, LLC is converting the building, where units are priced from the $540s. Patrick Ryan, of @Properties, is marketing Waterloo.

Waveland Place
Waveland Place, 733 W Waveland Ave, has 13 condominiums with three bedrooms and two baths, priced from the $390s. Suzanne Setterstrom, of @Properties, is marketing the project.

740 W Addison StThe condo conversion at 740 W Addison St has one-bedrooms priced from the $210s. Susan Wooten, of Koenig & Strey GMAC Real Estate, is marketing the development.

Grand BriarThe Grand Briar, 433 W Briar Pl, has 34 units with two to three bedrooms and two to 2.5 baths, priced from the $230s to the $690s.

Homes in the vintage 11-story elevator building have hardwood floors, crown moldings, formal dining rooms, stainless steel appliances and natural stone baths with Whirlpool tubs.

Katie Mischka, of The Habitat Company Brokerage Division, is marketing the units.

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