The building at 3214 N Southport Ave, just north of the Southport / Belmont intersection, doesn’t look much different than all the other new brick six-flats scattered about the city, but its units must be something else, because sales there represent the upper end of the condo market in the Southport Corridor.
Yesterday I met up with Eric Rojas of Prudential Rubloff for a short walk up the avenue, and he made a point of stopping here to talk about some of the sales he’s seen go down along Southport over the past six months. One of the building’s top-floor units sold earlier this year for $900,000 cash, Eric says.
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