2520 N Lakeview Ave

About the Building

Widely known as "Lincoln Park 2520," this new condo building in the heart of the popular Lincoln Park neighborhood will feature three towers of 22, 31 and 38 floors. The development represents a change for the neighborhood that hasn’t seen the construction of a residential high-rise for nearly thirty years, and it’s sure to be in high demand. The location, at the edge of Lincoln Park, will afford breathtaking views of Lake Michigan, Lincoln Park, and the downtown Chicago Skyline. In addition to the location, the residences will come equipped with garage parking for more than 600 vehicles, an enclosed courtyard, and a shared pool, spa and media room.

Very simply, this quality construction will have all the amenities you need to live in comfort and style. Units will feature 10-foot ceilings, bay windows and large balconies. From the individual unit features to the useful building services and facilities, this site is a homeowner's dream.

The units come in a number of layouts and offer residents a range of pricing to suit all family sizes and budgets. Generally speaking, the price per square foot for property at 2520 N. Lakeview Ave is $765, with an average square footage of 903. The smallest units offer 903 square feet of living space, while the largest ones encompass 903 square-foot floorplans. The maximum number of bedrooms available in this building is 3+ which can be 168 square feet in area. On the other hand, if you don't need a lot of room, there are 1-bedroom units that are 132 square feet.

The standard length of time a unit in this building stays on the market is around 60 days, although some take as long as around 90 days to sell. Currently, there are few 1-bedroom residences available at 2520 N. Lakeview Ave. The average listing price for these units is $691,000 and the average sale price is a very competitive price, To give a better idea of the going rate for property in this particular building, a 1-bedroom here went for a very competitive price around a month back.

In addition to the price of the units themselves, it is always helpful to know how much you're going to have to pay in taxes and assessments to live somewhere. For this great residential building, homeowners generally pay between $1,500 and $4,000 per year in taxes and an average of $370 in assessments each month.