CHICAGO | Highrise Projects & Construction, v7

[LouisVanDerWright]

Originally Posted by emathias

He has such a great eye for photos, sadly linguistically illiterate

At least he is not repetitively redundant.

[harryc]

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Getting lost in the crowd.

[Skyguy_7]

From a reliable source, this one already has a few notable tenants lined up: Toews, Kane and Ken Griffin who's got dibs on the $45 million dollar duplex.

[Rocket49]

Originally Posted by Skyguy_7

From a reliable source, this one already has a few notable tenants lined up: Toews, Kane and Ken Griffin who's got dibs on the $45 million dollar duplex.

Are you referring to 9 W Walton?

[harryc]

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[teohwp85]

[teohwp85]

[harryc]

Originally Posted by teohwp85

The Sinclair, 640 N Wells, and The Gallery on Wells from Skydeck, March 4, 2017

and at the bottom the crane for 225 W Hubbard, and I believe the tip of the crane for 151 N Franklin.

[teohwp85]

[the urban politician]

Originally Posted by Skyguy_7

From a reliable source, this one already has a few notable tenants lined up: Toews, Kane and Ken Griffin who's got dibs on the $45 million dollar duplex.

$45 million? That would be close to being the most expensive residential unit in Chicago, actually I don't recall if anything has traded for a higher price.

I wonder how much the most premiere units at Vista Tower will go for.

On a side note, just think how much property tax revenue is materializing out of thin air with all these new projects. A $45 million condo alone probably generates more than entire blocks of homes

[SteelMonkey]

$45 mill doesn't sound correct. Whole floor penthouses on top were pegged at 12.5
Betting that was a typo

[Skyguy_7]

^Regarding 9 W Walton, $45 million for the duplex is what I've been told. Not a typo, and it's just raw space in fact. This is directly from the job site, but I do agree, it sounds quite high.

[Rooster slayer]

Harry, that 625 W Adams set....I like that rooftop water tank...is chicago preserving any of those?

[emathias]

Originally Posted by Rooster slayer

Harry, that 625 W Adams set....I like that rooftop water tank...is chicago preserving any of those?

A couple years ago one with water still in it failed in the western part of River North, dousing the street below!

[JDMChicago]

The duplex penthouse was asking 24 or 25 mil. Here are some plans I found. Looks like someone bought the full floor directly below and also got control of the rooftop to add a terrace and a pool.
https://gisapps.cityofchicago.org/gi...pds/PD1043.pdf

[MakeChicagoGreatAgai]

Originally Posted by the urban politician

$45 million? That would be close to being the most expensive residential unit in Chicago, actually I don't recall if anything has traded for a higher price.

I wonder how much the most premiere units at Vista Tower will go for.

On a side note, just think how much property tax revenue is materializing out of thin air with all these new projects. A $45 million condo alone probably generates more than entire blocks of homes

It would be a relative bargain at 17.1M

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...r-17-1-million