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Home Featured in the Fugitive on Sale in Chicago

Lindsey Anderson — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 17:41:37 +0000

Although fewer films are shot in Chicago than in the city’s coastal competitors, New York City and Los Angeles, some modern-day classics have been filmed and produced in the Chicago area. Among them is the 1993 Harrison Ford vehicle, The Fugitive. The Fugitive became a box office success shortly after its release, and it’s been seen by millions of people the world over. The Chicago area home featured in multiple scenes in the movie has also been seen by millions of people, and now, one lucky super fan can call that house his home, because, recently, the house featured in The Fugitive, has gone on sale. According to the Press Room of the Huffington Post, the home went on the market last month: “The lot on which it sits, 336 W. Wisconsin Avenue, is a stone’s throw from the Lincoln Park Zoo and was originally purchased from the city for $45,000 and developed by architect Ron Ysla in 1979. After he and his family completed the bottom two floors, they moved to Winnetka and sold the home to J. Roderick MacArthur. After MacArthur died in 1984, its current owner and occupant, Polish-born doctor Norbert Gleicher took it over. Gleicher reportedly met Ford and “The Fugitive” director Andrew Davis at a restaurant—and they hit it off to such an extent that some of the scenes from the film ended up being filmed there.” The home, which is on the market for $3.95 million dollars, boasts many features, including an indoor swimming pool, a sauna, an elevator, a glass-floored catwalk, a three-car garage, a deck, and a spacious backyard. Anyone interested in learning more about the home ought to check out a video tour of the home filmed for a recent episode of Open House. And anyone interested in learning more about additional luxury accommodations in the Chicago area ought to check out articles like this one on the CondoDomain blog!

According to the Press Room of the Huffington Post, the home went on the market last month:

“The lot on which it sits, 336 W. Wisconsin Avenue, is a stone’s throw from the Lincoln Park Zoo and was originally purchased from the city for $45,000 and developed by architect Ron Ysla in 1979. After he and his family completed the bottom two floors, they moved to Winnetka and sold the home to J. Roderick MacArthur. After MacArthur died in 1984, its current owner and occupant, Polish-born doctor Norbert Gleicher took it over. Gleicher reportedly met Ford and “The Fugitive” director Andrew Davis at a restaurant—and they hit it off to such an extent that some of the scenes from the film ended up being filmed there.”

The home, which is on the market for $3.95 million dollars, boasts many features, including an indoor swimming pool, a sauna, an elevator, a glass-floored catwalk, a three-car garage, a deck, and a spacious backyard.

Anyone interested in learning more about the home ought to check out a video tour of the home filmed for a recent episode of Open House. And anyone interested in learning more about additional luxury accommodations in the Chicago area ought to check out articles like this one on the CondoDomain blog!

Brian Wilson’s Beach Boy Bungalow on the Market in the Chicago Suburbs

Lindsey Anderson — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 19:00:56 +0000

The AV Club writer Ginny Benz reports that Brian Wilson’s Chicago-area home is on the market. Brian Wilson is an American musician best known for his tenure as the leader and chief songwriter of the Beach Boys. In addition to providing the Beach Boys with many of their vocals, he also played bass and keyboards, and he served as the band’s producer and arranger. Some of his hit songs include “Fun, Fun, Fun,” “California Girls,” and “Surfin’ USA.” Today, Wilson lives in California, but he can certainly be counted on to send some “Good Vibrations” of his own to whoever purchases his Chicago home. According to Benz “Wilson wrote and recorded most of his 1998 album, Imagination, in the house, and the lucky new owners of the house will be able to utilize Wilson’s custom-built underground studio.” “The exterior of the St. Charles house looks bland and cookie-cutter, but inside, there’s 6,527 feet of living spaces, five bedrooms, six bathrooms, and nine fireplaces, which,” Benz jokes, “is the minimum number necessary to survive the harsh Illinois winter.” On top of all that, the home boasts a media room, a gym, gardens, a pond and a pool. And the landscape surrounding the home is also absolutely lovely. In addition to appreciating the aforementioned amenities, the new owners of Wilson’s home will enjoy knowing that musical luminaries like Paul McCartney of The Beatles and Joe Walsh of the Eagles have visited Wilson’s former home on at least one occasion. Located in the St. Charles suburb, only a short distance away from Chicago, the home is being sold for a cool $1.49 million. Anyone interested in learning more about Wilson’s estate, or in purchasing other luxury homes in and around the Chicago area, ought to check articles like this one on the CondoDomain blog regularly!

The AV Club writer Ginny Benz reports that Brian Wilson’s Chicago-area home is on the market.

Brian Wilson is an American musician best known for his tenure as the leader and chief songwriter of the Beach Boys. In addition to providing the Beach Boys with many of their vocals, he also played bass and keyboards, and he served as the band’s producer and arranger. Some of his hit songs include “Fun, Fun, Fun,” “California Girls,” and “Surfin’ USA.”

Today, Wilson lives in California, but he can certainly be counted on to send some “Good Vibrations” of his own to whoever purchases his Chicago home.

According to Benz “Wilson wrote and recorded most of his 1998 album, Imagination, in the house, and the lucky new owners of the house will be able to utilize Wilson’s custom-built underground studio.”

“The exterior of the St. Charles house looks bland and cookie-cutter, but inside, there’s 6,527 feet of living spaces, five bedrooms, six bathrooms, and nine fireplaces, which,” Benz jokes, “is the minimum number necessary to survive the harsh Illinois winter.”

On top of all that, the home boasts a media room, a gym, gardens, a pond and a pool. And the landscape surrounding the home is also absolutely lovely.

In addition to appreciating the aforementioned amenities, the new owners of Wilson’s home will enjoy knowing that musical luminaries like Paul McCartney of The Beatles and Joe Walsh of the Eagles have visited Wilson’s former home on at least one occasion.

Located in the St. Charles suburb, only a short distance away from Chicago, the home is being sold for a cool $1.49 million.

Anyone interested in learning more about Wilson’s estate, or in purchasing other luxury homes in and around the Chicago area, ought to check articles like this one on the CondoDomain blog regularly!

Own a condo in the Chicago’s Playboy Mansion

Liz SanFilippo — Fri, 05 Aug 2011 21:30:20 +0000

It’s been a big year for Playboy in Chicago. First, NBC and Eddie Cibiran moved to the Windy City to film their dramatic interpretation of the beginning of the Playboy Club. Now a piece of that history is for sale in the original Playboy Mansion located in Chicago’s luxurious Gold Coast. Hugh Hefner’s original mansion was sold in 1989 to the Chicago Art Institute, who then later sold it to a developer. The Playboy Mansion, once 70 rooms, now houses single-floor residences, including the one currently on the market for $6.7 million. The unit for sale features a 52 x 27 feet living room that still has its original paneling and tall ceilings, a spacious dining room, a cook’s kitchen, butler’s pantry, four bedrooms, and five bathrooms. In total, it’s spread across 7,874 square-feet. This unit from the original Playboy Mansion was last sold in 1994 for $2.1 million. Interested? Contact CondoDomain at 877-852-6636 today at to schedule a viewing and tour. Photo: Katherine Chez Malkin/Baird & Warner

Hugh Hefner’s original mansion was sold in 1989 to the Chicago Art Institute, who then later sold it to a developer. The Playboy Mansion, once 70 rooms, now houses single-floor residences, including the one currently on the market for $6.7 million.

The unit for sale features a 52 x 27 feet living room that still has its original paneling and tall ceilings, a spacious dining room, a cook’s kitchen, butler’s pantry, four bedrooms, and five bathrooms. In total, it’s spread across 7,874 square-feet.

This unit from the original Playboy Mansion was last sold in 1994 for $2.1 million. Interested? Contact CondoDomain at 877-852-6636 today at to schedule a viewing and tour.

Photo: Katherine Chez Malkin/Baird & Warner

Group Coupons Trickle down to the Real Estate Market

Lindsey Anderson — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 18:12:36 +0000

The daily deal website Groupon has been active in Chicago since 2008, but only recently has the idea of collective buying power made its way to the real estate market. Groupon, along with other group coupon companies, offers its customers “daily deals” that allow them purchase coupons for restaurants, clothing stores, spas, and service companies at a drastically reduced rate. But those coupons are only available for purchase if they are bought en-masse, and so the companies who advertise them are thereby able to ensure that they’ll receive a reasonable amount of business. They’re also only available for one day at a time, to see to it that those same companies aren’t inundated with too many customers at once. Recently, real estate companies have begun to show an interest in this idea of collective buying power, and they’ve create daily deal companies of their own—companies that have been changing the notion of a group coupon to better suit the needs of the real estate market. One such daily deal company is HouseTipper. The co-founder of HouseTipper, Tigue Bonneval, explains how his site is different than other group coupon sites by noting that “In real estate, the deals are often offered for three to seven days rather than for just one day, because these are not usually impulse buys. This gives customers time to see the deal, make an inquiry with the real estate agent and decide if they want to make the purchase.” Bonneval also notes that “Real estate agents don’t pay us anything because HouseTipper gets paid when the consumer buys a deal. There’s a preapproved commission that goes to the merchant and fluctuates according to the deal.” So far HouseTipper has been tremendously successful, and Bonneval hopes that its success will only continue grow in future months and years. For more information about daily deal sites like Groupon, or about the Chicago real estate market, check out articles like this one on the CondoDomain blog!

The daily deal website Groupon has been active in Chicago since 2008, but only recently has the idea of collective buying power made its way to the real estate market.

Groupon, along with other group coupon companies, offers its customers “daily deals” that allow them purchase coupons for restaurants, clothing stores, spas, and service companies at a drastically reduced rate. But those coupons are only available for purchase if they are bought en-masse, and so the companies who advertise them are thereby able to ensure that they’ll receive a reasonable amount of business. They’re also only available for one day at a time, to see to it that those same companies aren’t inundated with too many customers at once.

Recently, real estate companies have begun to show an interest in this idea of collective buying power, and they’ve create daily deal companies of their own—companies that have been changing the notion of a group coupon to better suit the needs of the real estate market.

One such daily deal company is HouseTipper.

The co-founder of HouseTipper, Tigue Bonneval, explains how his site is different than other group coupon sites by noting that “In real estate, the deals are often offered for three to seven days rather than for just one day, because these are not usually impulse buys. This gives customers time to see the deal, make an inquiry with the real estate agent and decide if they want to make the purchase.”

Bonneval also notes that “Real estate agents don’t pay us anything because HouseTipper gets paid when the consumer buys a deal. There’s a preapproved commission that goes to the merchant and fluctuates according to the deal.”

So far HouseTipper has been tremendously successful, and Bonneval hopes that its success will only continue grow in future months and years.

For more information about daily deal sites like Groupon, or about the Chicago real estate market, check out articles like this one on the CondoDomain blog!

10 East Delaware: Going, Going…Gone!

Kipp Blackburn — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 15:49:49 +0000

For the builders and brokers of the new luxury residences at 10 East Delaware in Chicago’s Gold Coast neighborhood, the housing crisis is a thing of the past. And for their buyers, the time to buy is now. In 2011 alone, nearly 25% of the 121 luxury units have sold. And just 15% of the total available units remain available for purchase. If you’ve been looking for a hot property in downtown Chicago, you’re running out of time. It just doesn’t get any hotter than 10 East Delaware. Priced between $499k for a 1 bedroom unit and $2.5M for a 3 bedroom penthouse, this is the sweet spot for properties that sell: luxury urban condos. The result of hitting a home run with home buyers is that Gold Coast is now one of the hottest markets in the nation. 10 East Delaware has three things going for it: LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION. The building is located on the corner of Delaware and State in the heart of Chicago’s Gold Coast neighborhood and steps to the city’s best restaurants & shopping. The beach, or your office in downtown Chicago, are just minutes from your doorstep. Actually, there’s a lot more to it than location that make the building such a successful new construction development. Designed by world-famous architect Lucien Lagrange, 10 East Delaware boasts a classic European architecture, private services, luxury amenities, and the interior design that discerning buyers demand. Exquisite gourmet kitchens, luxury master suites, and a large private balcony grace each and every unit. Its been a long time since such a fabulous new construction building, combing both timeless architecture and a luxurious interior, has graced the Gold Coast skyline. For more information, or to schedule a private tour, don’t hesitate to contact us. CondoDomain specializes in buyer representation for clients who expect the highest level of service. Also, we reward our clients for entrusting us with their home purchase transaction. The CondoDomain cash reward for a unit at 10 East Delaware would be between $2,500 and $12,000. Call 877-852-6636; we’ll be waiting to hear from you!

Priced between $499k for a 1 bedroom unit and $2.5M for a 3 bedroom penthouse, this is the sweet spot for properties that sell: luxury urban condos. The result of hitting a home run with home buyers is that Gold Coast is now one of the hottest markets in the nation.

10 East Delaware has three things going for it: LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION. The building is located on the corner of Delaware and State in the heart of Chicago’s Gold Coast neighborhood and steps to the city’s best restaurants & shopping. The beach, or your office in downtown Chicago, are just minutes from your doorstep.

Actually, there’s a lot more to it than location that make the building such a successful new construction development. Designed by world-famous architect Lucien Lagrange, 10 East Delaware boasts a classic European architecture, private services, luxury amenities, and the interior design that discerning buyers demand. Exquisite gourmet kitchens, luxury master suites, and a large private balcony grace each and every unit.

Its been a long time since such a fabulous new construction building, combing both timeless architecture and a luxurious interior, has graced the Gold Coast skyline.

For more information, or to schedule a private tour, don’t hesitate to contact us. CondoDomain specializes in buyer representation for clients who expect the highest level of service. Also, we reward our clients for entrusting us with their home purchase transaction. The CondoDomain cash reward for a unit at 10 East Delaware would be between $2,500 and $12,000. Call 877-852-6636; we’ll be waiting to hear from you!

Frank Lloyd Wright: Thomas Gale Home on the market

Liz SanFilippo — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 20:40:40 +0000

A variety of Frank Lloyd Wright homes have hit the market lately, but many are from the architect’s later years. Not so for the most recent addition to the listings. Wright’s Thomas Gale Home, otherwise known as a ‘Bootleg Home,’ at 1027 W. Chicago Avenue in Oak Park, Illinois is a part of Wright’s earlier days in the near-Chicago suburb. The other differentating factor between this Frank Lloyd Wright home and the other five on the market throughout Chicagoland? It may still have Wright’s trademark octagonal spaces, but it has been recently renovated, unlike other Wright properties, by investors who have owned the property since 2004. The Thomas Gale Home is referred to as a bootleg home, because Wright designed it even though he was forbidden to do outside work by his then employer Adler and Sullivan. Wright’s other moon-lighting gigs can be seen around Oak Park and the surrounding area, but this is the only one currently on the market. Frank Lloyd Wright’s Thomas Gale Home is currently listed at just over $1 million. Save thousands when you buy through us. Interested? Contact CondoDomain at 877-852-6636 today at to schedule a viewing and tour. Photo: Zak Knebel

The other differentating factor between this Frank Lloyd Wright home and the other five on the market throughout Chicagoland? It may still have Wright’s trademark octagonal spaces, but it has been recently renovated, unlike other Wright properties, by investors who have owned the property since 2004.

The Thomas Gale Home is referred to as a bootleg home, because Wright designed it even though he was forbidden to do outside work by his then employer Adler and Sullivan. Wright’s other moon-lighting gigs can be seen around Oak Park and the surrounding area, but this is the only one currently on the market.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Thomas Gale Home is currently listed at just over $1 million. Save thousands when you buy through us. Interested? Contact CondoDomain at 877-852-6636 today at to schedule a viewing and tour.

Photo: Zak Knebel

Navy selling 37 acres with Lake Michigan frontage

Liz SanFilippo — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 20:00:50 +0000

Large plots of Lake Michigan frontage don’t often go up for sale, but now the U.S. Navy and Forest City Enterprises Inc. are selling a 37 acre plot of land right on the lake. The property was previously a part of the Fort Sheridan military complex and spreads across the suburbs of both Highwood and Highland Park. It includes 1,100 feet of Lake Michigan frontage. The listing agent for the property is targeting buyers who are resort developers as well as communities, homebuilders and even the wealthy who might want to build a home. The current asking price is $25 million and early inquires have already been received from both housing developers and high-net-worth individuals. Since the land was used as part of a military zone, it will need to be rezoned by whomever buys the property. The U.S. Navy is putting this plot of land on the market to fund and revamp military housing elsewhere. For those who have more conventional housing desires – or simply those on a more reasonable budget – Chicago has fantastic inventory of downtown condos, lofts and townhouses currently available.

The listing agent for the property is targeting buyers who are resort developers as well as communities, homebuilders and even the wealthy who might want to build a home. The current asking price is $25 million and early inquires have already been received from both housing developers and high-net-worth individuals. Since the land was used as part of a military zone, it will need to be rezoned by whomever buys the property. The U.S. Navy is putting this plot of land on the market to fund and revamp military housing elsewhere.

For those who have more conventional housing desires – or simply those on a more reasonable budget – Chicago has fantastic inventory of downtown condos, lofts and townhouses currently available.

Lincoln Park 2520: The Evolution of Elegance in Chicago

Liz SanFilippo — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 22:04:34 +0000

Lincoln Park 2520 may still be under construction on 3.25 acres of land at 2520 N. Lakeview, but it’s already shaping up to be the new standard in luxury living in Chicago. Designed by architect Lucien Lagrange, Lincoln Park 2520 offers amazing amenities inside and out of the 228 units spread across 39 floors. See photos here. Buyers can choose from 50 different floor plans that range from one bedroom condominiums to four-bedroom units and full-floor penthouses. Due to the building’s angled position, it also offers exquisite views of not only Lake Michigan, but also North Pond, Diversey Harbor, Lincoln Park, and the city skyline. Many of these units also contain spacious balconies; in fact, one of the penthouses offers a stunning outdoor space of more than 2,500 square feet. Inside the building, residents will also have access to a range of luxury amenities not often seen in condominiums throughout Chicago. In addition to a full-time concierge and 24-hour doormen and security, residents can use an indoor lap pool, sauna room, two massage treatment rooms, fitness center, billiards room, stretching/yoga room, private theater, kid’s room with an xBox and Wii, as well a club lounge area that includes a catering kitchen for private events. Outside Lincoln Park 2520, residents have yet another oasis to enjoy. As Karoline Eigel, sales and marketing for the building, says, “The green space is unlike anything in the city.” Designed by landscape architect Thomas Balsley, a private 1.25-acre park just behind the building offers a resplendent getaway only available to residents and their guests. Explore the summer and winter gardens. Take a walk around the European fountain. Let you dog enjoy the dog exercise area and puppy paw wash while children enjoy the tot lot. This private area is surely a place to get away from it all, while still being only steps away from the exciting Lincoln Park neighborhood in Chicago. Lincoln Park 2520 also boasts a 2.5 level underground parking garage. These spaces are deeded and are in addition to the cost of the unit. Residents can utilize the valet parking or park on their own. Guests too can use the space for a fee. Lincoln Park 2520 is managed by Draper & Kramer, and deliveries will begin in the Spring of 2012. The sales model is located in the John Hancock building and is open Monday through Friday from 11:00a.m. to 5:30p.m., Saturday from noon to 3:00p.m., and Sunday from noon to 4:00p.m. For more information about this evolution in elegance and to schedule a visit to the Lincoln Park 2520 sales office, please contact CondoDomain’s Kipp Blackburn at 312-730-3320.

Buyers can choose from 50 different floor plans that range from one bedroom condominiums to four-bedroom units and full-floor penthouses. Due to the building’s angled position, it also offers exquisite views of not only Lake Michigan, but also North Pond, Diversey Harbor, Lincoln Park, and the city skyline. Many of these units also contain spacious balconies; in fact, one of the penthouses offers a stunning outdoor space of more than 2,500 square feet.

Inside the building, residents will also have access to a range of luxury amenities not often seen in condominiums throughout Chicago. In addition to a full-time concierge and 24-hour doormen and security, residents can use an indoor lap pool, sauna room, two massage treatment rooms, fitness center, billiards room, stretching/yoga room, private theater, kid’s room with an xBox and Wii, as well a club lounge area that includes a catering kitchen for private events.

Outside Lincoln Park 2520, residents have yet another oasis to enjoy. As Karoline Eigel, sales and marketing for the building, says, “The green space is unlike anything in the city.” Designed by landscape architect Thomas Balsley, a private 1.25-acre park just behind the building offers a resplendent getaway only available to residents and their guests. Explore the summer and winter gardens. Take a walk around the European fountain. Let you dog enjoy the dog exercise area and puppy paw wash while children enjoy the tot lot. This private area is surely a place to get away from it all, while still being only steps away from the exciting Lincoln Park neighborhood in Chicago.

Lincoln Park 2520 also boasts a 2.5 level underground parking garage. These spaces are deeded and are in addition to the cost of the unit. Residents can utilize the valet parking or park on their own. Guests too can use the space for a fee.

Lincoln Park 2520 is managed by Draper & Kramer, and deliveries will begin in the Spring of 2012. The sales model is located in the John Hancock building and is open Monday through Friday from 11:00a.m. to 5:30p.m., Saturday from noon to 3:00p.m., and Sunday from noon to 4:00p.m.

For more information about this evolution in elegance and to schedule a visit to the Lincoln Park 2520 sales office, please contact CondoDomain’s Kipp Blackburn at 312-730-3320.

New luxury development: Lincoln Park 2520

Liz SanFilippo — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 19:45:49 +0000

Lincoln Park 2520 is luxurious city living at its best. This new development – located at 2520 N. Lakeview in Lincoln Park – is only steps away from the gorgeous Lake Michigan, even while offering a private sanctuary for residents. The green building will feature concierge service, as well as an oasis for residents that includes a full indoor pool, fitness center, spacious lounge, clubroom, meditation room, screening theater, and three levels of underground parking, just to name a few of the amazing amenities. Outside of the building, residents can enjoy a private one and a quarter acre park designed by the award-winning landscape architect Thomas Balsley. The park will include a fountain, sprawling gardens, a children’s playground, a dog run, and a conservatory. Lincoln Park 2520 is currently in the third phrase of construction, overseen by Walsh Construction, and will stand at 39 floors in the main tower when complete. First deliveries for units are scheduled for early 2012. Interested in the luxury living at Lincoln Park 2520? Contact CondoDomain’s Kipp Blackburn today: 312-730-3320. Photo credit: Lincoln Park 2520 [gallery]

Outside of the building, residents can enjoy a private one and a quarter acre park designed by the award-winning landscape architect Thomas Balsley. The park will include a fountain, sprawling gardens, a children’s playground, a dog run, and a conservatory.

Lincoln Park 2520 is currently in the third phrase of construction, overseen by Walsh Construction, and will stand at 39 floors in the main tower when complete.

First deliveries for units are scheduled for early 2012.

Interested in the luxury living at Lincoln Park 2520? Contact CondoDomain’s Kipp Blackburn today: 312-730-3320.

Photo credit: Lincoln Park 2520

Oak Park real estate in Illinois

Liz SanFilippo — Tue, 17 May 2011 22:25:44 +0000

Oak Park real estate offers something for everyone, from low-priced condos to luxury single-family homes. When you’re looking for more living space but don’t want to live too far from the city, the close-western suburb of Oak Park is the perfect place to set up your new home. Less than 10 miles from downtown Chicago, Oak Park residents have access to a quaint modern town that’s not far from both the blue and green El train lines. In other words, it’s a small-town feel but with big-town amenities. The 2010 U.S. census places the population at 51,878, and those citizens live in a range of housing, from older renovated condominiums to sprawling single-family home lots. Prices, too, are varied on every block. In searching CondoDomain, it’s clear–as can be seen below by the 20 newest MLS listings–there’s a bit of something for everyone, from $50,000 one-bedroom condominiums to a 5-bedroom Victorian home priced at $890,000. CondoDomain’s MLS is updated every day, so take a look below or by visiting the CondoDomain Website. Already have something in mind? Call 877-852-6636 to speak with a CondoDomain representative today. [idx-listings city="OAK PARK" propertytypes="85" orderby="DateAdded" orderdir="DESC" count="20"]

: Oak Park real estate offers something for everyone, from low-priced condos to luxury single-family homes.

When you’re looking for more living space but don’t want to live too far from the city, the close-western suburb of Oak Park is the perfect place to set up your new home. Less than 10 miles from downtown Chicago, Oak Park residents have access to a quaint modern town that’s not far from both the blue and green El train lines. In other words, it’s a small-town feel but with big-town amenities.

The 2010 U.S. census places the population at 51,878, and those citizens live in a range of housing, from older renovated condominiums to sprawling single-family home lots. Prices, too, are varied on every block. In searching CondoDomain, it’s clear–as can be seen below by the 20 newest MLS listings–there’s a bit of something for everyone, from $50,000 one-bedroom condominiums to a 5-bedroom Victorian home priced at $890,000.

CondoDomain’s MLS is updated every day, so take a look below or by visiting the CondoDomain Website. Already have something in mind? Call 877-852-6636 to speak with a CondoDomain representative today.

Showing properties 1 - 20 of 447. See more city of Oak Park real estate.
(all data current as of 2/4/2012)

$114,900 : 209 Washington Boulevard ,Unit Number 1N, OAK PARK

1 bed, 1 full bath
$59,900 : 1008 W Washington Boulevard ,Unit Number 7, OAK PARK

1 bed, 1 full bath
$695,000 : 948 N Oak Park Avenue, OAK PARK

4 beds, 3 full, 1 part baths

Home size: 3,000 sq ft

Lot size: 8,550 sq ft
$139,000 : 207 W Washington Boulevard ,Unit Number 1W, OAK PARK

2 beds, 1 full bath
$589,000 : 825 Division Street, OAK PARK

4 beds, 2 full baths

Lot size: 7,290 sq ft
$179,000 : 224 S Oak Park Avenue ,Unit Number 5A, OAK PARK

2 beds, 2 full baths

Home size: 1,500 sq ft
$179,900 : 1043 N Humphrey Street, OAK PARK

3 beds, 1 full, 1 part baths

Home size: 1,642 sq ft

Lot size: 5,750 sq ft
$394,000 : 110 S Marion Street ,Unit Number 207, OAK PARK

2 beds, 2 full baths

Home size: 1,534 sq ft
$345,000 : 709 Lyman Avenue, OAK PARK

3 beds, 1 full, 1 part baths

Home size: 1,320 sq ft

Lot size: 4,514 sq ft
$498,000 : 101 N Euclid Avenue ,Unit Number 25, OAK PARK

3 beds, 3 full, 1 part baths

Home size: 3,100 sq ft
$34,900 : 938 North Boulevard ,Unit Number 305, OAK PARK

1 bed, 1 full bath

Home size: 588 sq ft
$449,900 : 307 N Cuyler Avenue, OAK PARK

4 beds, 1 full, 1 part baths

Home size: 2,300 sq ft

Lot size: 30.00 ac
$385,000 : 641 S Maple Avenue ,Unit Number J, OAK PARK

3 beds, 2 full, 2 part baths

Home size: 2,300 sq ft
$82,500 : 1046 S Kenilworth Avenue ,Unit Number 5, OAK PARK

2 beds, 1 full bath
$195,000 : 322 S Ridgeland Avenue ,Unit Number 3, OAK PARK

2 beds, 1 full bath
$108,000 : 1124 Lake Street ,Unit Number 513, OAK PARK

1 bed, 1 full, 1 part baths

Home size: 939 sq ft
$275,000 : 1182 Lyman Avenue, OAK PARK

3 beds, 2 full baths

Home size: 1,300 sq ft

Lot size: 3,125 sq ft
$1,250,000 : 215 Forest Avenue, OAK PARK

5 beds, 3 full, 1 part baths

Home size: 4,000 sq ft

Lot size: 12,610 sq ft
$229,000 : 800 Washington Boulevard ,Unit Number 201, OAK PARK

3 beds, 2 full baths
$135,000 : 425 Home Avenue ,Unit Number 3K, OAK PARK

2 beds, 2 full baths

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