Top River West Condo Buildings Buyers Should Consider Right Now
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Looking to buy a Chicago condo just outside of downtown? If so, here's where we recommend starting your search in the rapidly growing River West neighborhood.
Caden James
At seven stories high, the Caden James offers up newer construction condos in a boutique setting. The building provides for three- and four-bedroom units with private balconies and a more affordable price point.
950 W. Huron
Meanwhile, 950 W Huron allows for a variety of floor plans with such extras as private balconies and a rooftop deck. Expect to find plenty of upgrades here too, including some granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and wood flooring.
859 W. Erie
Yet more options exist within 859 W Erie. The property provides large units with access to a…
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