2 East Oak

About the Building

This particular residential high-rise in the glamorous Gold Coast neighborhood on Chicago's near north side is one that offers something for everyone. Built in 1967 and featuring 39 graceful floors, this standout condo building affords views of the Chicago skyline and Lake Michigan, as well as easy access to some of Chicago's hottest commercial and nightlife districts.

Located at 2 E. Oak St, this building provides homeowners with the conveniences and comforts of living in a multi-unit structure, while affording a sense of privacy and personal style that is often hard to come by in the city center. The range of floorplans allows you to choose the best fit for your needs, from the number of bedrooms to the size of your kitchen. And no matter what layout you select, the properties at East Oak incorporate a touch of modern luxury with the essential amenities that make the city lifestyle that much sweeter.

Along with the basic design of the units and the number of bedrooms you want, it's good to get the inside scoop on the building's sales history and the current status of available properties. As a potential homeowner, these sorts of details are invaluable to making your decision on whether or not to buy. So, in order to make your life easier, we've put together the most recent information on East Oak from the price per foot to the assessments fees to the policy on pets.

The average unit size in the building is 637 square feet with a typical price per square foot of $292. There are currently few studio residences available in East Oak, with an average selling price of $183,260. The listing prices range between just below the market price and just or slightly above the market price. For the most part, properties in this popular great building remain on the market for at least 29 days, although some take 166 days to sell. As for monthly assessments, residents pay $331 on average for this sought-after Chicago residence, on top of taxes that generally cost $1,726 annually. And, for the animal-lovers out there, East Oak does allow pets, so that’s one less thing for you to worry about.