Compass agent Joanne Nemerovski bagged Cook County’s priciest condo sale of March, as the dollar volume of deals in the market exploded over February’s total, indicating the spring selling season is underway.
Nemerovski was the listing agent of a condo at 2550 North Lakeview Avenue sold for $4.4 million to claim last month’s biggest deal as the total dollar volume of deals reached over $663 million across 1,784 sales. That was nearly double the $348 million in condo sales notched in February across 1,063 sales.
Here’s where March’s condo sales took place:
The median condo sale price in March of $275,000 was up 10 percent from February’s median of $250,000.
It was a new development that took the title of last month’s priciest condo per square foot, even as the Lincoln Park 2550 building notched the priciest deal overall. A condo on the 53rd floor of JDL’s One Chicago at 14 West Superior Street was sold for $3.8 million with listing agent Katherine Malkin of Compass, at a price per square foot of $1,258.
That was the fifth priciest overall condo sale last month, with deals for $4.4 million at the Tribune Tower Residences, $4.2 million at 65 East Goethe Street and $3.9 million at the St. Regis trailing the Lincoln Park sale to round out the priciest five.
March Condo Market Summary:
Most Expensive
Lincoln Park 2550, 2550 N Lakeview Ave Unit S801 Chicago | Price $4,400,000 | $1,110 psf | Year built: 2012
Least Expensive
West Garfield Park, 3806 W Washington Blvd Unit DG Chicago | Price $25,000 | $36 psf
Highest Price Per Square Foot
Near North Side, 14 W Superior St #5304 Chicago | Price $3,775,000 | $1,258 psf | Year built: 2022
Lowest Price Per Square Foot
South Shore, 6901 S Oglesby Ave Unit 10C Chicago | Price $70,000 | $27 psf | Year built: 1929
Newest
Lincoln Park, 1823 N Sedgwick St Unit PHS Chicago | Price $2,550,000 | Unknown price psf | Year built: 2023
Oldest
CHI – Near West Side, 1000 W Washington Blvd #301 Chicago | Price $905,000 | $393 psf | Year built: 1882
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