Lincoln Park

A new, boutique condo development will be making its way to Schubert and Lincoln avenues, replacing an existing 7-Eleven convenience store.

Being called Schubert Pointe, the new project is being built and developed by Environs Development, a company mostly known for its lavish and luxurious single-family homes that are found all over Lincoln Park.

When finished, Schubert Pointe will stand just four stories high and feature 10 luxury condo residences that will also include two garage spaces, private outdoor spaces, and access to a common-area rooftop deck with an outdoor kitchen.

According to an overview outlined on Curbed, condos at Suchubert Pointe will have high 10 and 11 foot ceilings, expansive outdoor spaces, and also the ability for buyers

As a Chicago neighborhood that sits right off the lakefront, one would think countless condo buildings in Lincoln Park offer superb views of not only the water, but also of the park in which the neighborhoods gets its name. 

Not surprisingly, however, some Lincoln Park condo buildings feature better sight lines than others, which may also include a pretty sweet vantage point of the broad downtown Chicago skyline as well. So if you’re looking for a luxury Lincoln Park condo with an extraordinary view, here’s where we recommend starting your search. 

Lincoln Park 2550 

Topping the list has to be Lincoln Park 2550—one of Lincoln Park’s most luxurious buildings, not to mention among the tallest on the north side of town. Interior finishes are premium

The condos coming to 2035 N. Orleans are now listed on the MLS, providing just a few more luxury options to anybody searching Lincoln Park condos for sale. 

In hopes to essentially re-purpose an old parking garage at 2035 N. Orleans, those behind the project are simply planning to gut the garage entirely, transforming its inside into ten fabulous condominium residences that will no doubt make for one of the more unique new developments in Lincoln Park. While the 1930s-era garage only stands three-stories high, the new condo building would actually rise five-stories off ground level, giving the perception that the glass-walled interior building rises behind the old structure, instead of from within.

A 15-foot gap between the second and third stories

There’s no doubt Lincoln Park is one of the most dog friendly neighborhoods in Chicago. Home to the huge pubic park space in which this part of town gets its namesake, the beautiful Chicago lakefront, and numerous dog parks, pet boutiques, and various other dog-related amenities, it’s hard to deny the appeal of Lincoln Park condos for sale, especially to dog owners.

In general, most condos for sale in Lincoln Park allow dogs, but as a home buyer, you might have to be especially careful if you’re looking at or considering a high-rise condominium residence, as most have some sort of restriction or rules that relate specifically to breed, size, or the number of pets you can own.

Listed below are some of Lincoln Park’s most exclusive dog-friendly condo

Chicago has long been a destination for connoisseurs and appreciators of architecture, and Lincoln Park is a tremendous representation of the beauty that the Windy City holds.

In fact, Lincoln Park was featured for the first time ever as part of the Chicago Architecture Foundation’s Third Annual Open House Chicago.

Held this year Oct. 19 - 20, the event featured a tour of Lincoln Park’s historic mansions, secret rooms, private clubs, legendary theaters, hotels, offices and the gorgeous walk-ups and alleyways that lead up to them.

"Evidence of rebuilding from the Chicago Fire of 1871 can still be seen along Menomonee Street, a narrow alley just west of the park, which still retains much of its 1800s character," the Lincoln Park Patch reports from

So just how active is Chicago’s Lincoln Park real estate market? As one of the north side’s hottest destinations to live, work and play, home buyers continue to flock to Lincoln Park for its broad range of neighborhood amenities, attractions, and stunning housing options suitable for a wide-range home and condo buyers in Chicago. And with home prices on the rise, now is also a great time to sell your Lincoln Park home in order to get top dollar in today’s flourishing real estate market.

Earlier, we took a look at all the new Lincoln Park real estate listings to hit the market, and as of today (6/6/2014), 26 fabulous new properties are active and ready to be seen by the growing number of buyers in the area. The most expensive new Lincoln Park real

If you’re looking for a Chicago condo to call your own, look no further than Lincoln Park 2550! It’s the first high-rise condo building to be constructed in Lincoln Park in quite some time, and the unique mix of traditional elegance and modern amenities like the 1.25-acre private park with gardens make it the perfect place to call home in Chicago. It’s like living on the “Central Park” of Chicago!

Architect Lucien Lagrange designed Lincoln Park 2550 to blend in seamlessly with the incredible surroundings, and went to great lengths to preserve a neighboring cathedral. While each condo is outfitted with first-class appointments, there’s no denying that home owners are attracted to the exception location at 2550 Lakeview Avenue, which offers sweeping