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The Price of a Two-Bedroom Chicago Penthouse Revealed

  • January 27th 2011

by Mark Wellborn

Late last week, we asked readers to guess the price of a Chicago top-floor two-bedroom condo, with the knowledge that it is a short sale. Here is a brief description of the unit for those that missed the post:

The duplex has over 1,200 square feet of space and it has a large private deck and two fireplaces. The best feature of the home may be the huge loft that serves as the master bedroom (see below).

The Price of a Two-Bedroom Chicago Penthouse Revealed: Figure 1

So how much would you have to plunk down for this property? The price: $235,000. Because it is a short sale, gauging the asking price was not an easy feat. Here is the listing.

The guesses ranged from a low Price is Right $1 to a high of $482,000. Congratulations to Mike for his spot on guess of $235,000. Your UrbanTurf t-shirt is on its way!

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/the_price_of_a_two_bedroom_chicago_penthouse_revealed/2911.

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