About Park View East

This high-rise condo development in the scenic Lakeview neighborhood was completed as recently as 2007, and the first move-ins are starting immediately. Park View East is in fact the first residential high-rise that has been constructed in Lakeview in over a decade, and at 18 stories, it promises to be one of the most desirable places to live in the neighborhood. Here at 828 W. Grace, homebuyers find an attractive, well-maintained site to settle down and enjoy the comforts of home among the beautiful environs of Lakeview neighborhood.

Housing 140 separate units, this development offers a number of different layouts to suit its residents' individual needs and preferences. Whether you’re looking for a 3-bedroom place with a 130 square-foot master suite or a 1-bedroom unit with enough space for you and your pet (which, by the way, are permitted in this building), the various floorplans will have the perfect fit to make you feel right at home. In addition to the floorplans, the units come with private balconies, which afford spectacular views of the downtown Chicago skyline and Lake Michigan.

While size is a major factor in selecting a new place to live, price is up there, too. Of course it's all relevant-the larger the unit the bigger the price tag-but to give you a general idea, the price per square foot for property in this building is reasonable, with an average listing price around $306,500 and an average selling price of $300,563. Typically, properties in this Lakeview building are on the market for 422 days. And, as is standard for most residential real estate, some unit sizes sell quicker than others. The most recently purchased unit here was a 1-bedroom home which sold for $355,236 in August of 2007.

Perhaps the reason so many homeowners love this particular site is because the residences at 828 W. Grace incorporate the necessities with a touch of luxury from spacious living rooms to 89 square-foot kitchens. Get all the contemporary amenities and modern features of today's best big city homesteads without sacrificing a bit of charm.