SoNo Chicago - UNOBSTRUCTED VIEWS OF CHICAGO SKYLINE AND LAKE MICHIGAN

SoNo's design, by award-winning architect Laurence Booth, FAIA, will be the premier Lincoln Park Condominium residence. SoNo Condominiums, which stands for South of North Avenue, will elevate 28 stories , just two blocks south of North Avenue. Investors at SoNo have a number of one, two, and three-bedroom condominiums to choose from. The units range from 788 square feet on up to 1656 square feet. Each unit comes with all the amenities and high-end finishes, including nine-and ten-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances. The spacious lobby is equipped with a 24-hour doorman. Prices start in the high $200s.

Key Features: Exclusive and enviable location - Floor to ceiling operable windows - Breathtaking skyline and lake views - Spacious balconies - Only high-rise project in the area - Soaring lobby with 24hr doorman - Resident storage lockers - 9 and 10 ceilings - Acoustically conditioned walls Painted wood millwork thru-out - Maple hardwood flooring - Stainless steel appliance package - Granite kitchen countertops - Marble bathrooms - 6 steeping bathtubs - Parking available for extra cost - Breakthrough design by award-winning architect Laurence Booth - Numerous parks, museums, zoo, and recreation nearby - High demand for long-term rentals in this area at about $2/SQF monthly Management/rental packages available at a mere 10% oincome

Area Information
Everything you could ever need or want is within a short walking distance to this impressive project. Area restaurants include Japonais, California Pizza Kitchen, Stanley’s, Hecky’s, and Vinci. Entertainment choices include the Steppenwolf and Royal George Theaters. Also conveniences like Dominick’s, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and CVS within a few steps from your front door. For the Shopaholics out there, you will be moments away to J. Crew, Banana Republic, Border’s, Lori’s Designer Shoes, Best Buy, Crate & Barrel, Pottery Barn, and Home Depot.

With over 6.5 million visitors a year, North Avenue Beach is Chicago's busiest. It's no wonder why -- the wide, sandy shore and outlook are perfect for gazing at the clear, blue waters of Lake Michigan. North Avenue Beach also plays host to professional beach volleyball tournaments, as well as the annual Chicago Air and Water show. Even in the winter time the beach is worth a visit, as its vantage point provides one of the best views of downtown Chicago. Lincoln Park is the city's largest park, and certainly one of the longest. Straight and narrow, the park begins at North Avenue and follows the shoreline of Lake Michigan north for several miles. Within its 1,200 acres are a world-class zoo, a half-dozen beaches, a botanical conservatory, two excellent museums, a golf course, and the meadows, formal gardens, sporting fields, and tennis courts typical of urban parks.

One of the most popular neighbourhoods for the young and trendy crowd, Lincoln Park caters to the twenty-something professionals and families. With an abundance of stylish boutiques, cool restaurants and chic atmosphere, this is one of the busiest and rising communities in Chicago. Many DePaul University students also reside here. There are a huge number of restaurants, nightclubs, bars, coffee shops, boutiques and retailers throughout Lincoln Park. You’ll find everything from French cuisine to Chicago Pizza. You can meet friends for Sunday brunch or co-workers for a cocktail. Lincoln Park is a popular attraction for the Chicago young crowd. For families, Lincoln Park proper and Oz Park, named for former resident and Wizard of Oz creator Frank Baum, is a great place for a host of festivals, concerts, shows and other activities. The no-charge Lincoln Park Zoo and Lincoln Park Conservatory are also main attractions for the community.

With its popularity, homes in Lincoln Park tend to run a lot higher in price with the average home price is about $600,000. There are a variety of options when it comes to styles of homes many with original historic architecture, including brownstones, greystones, townhouses, condos, lakefront homes. Chicago real estate investing is a formidable, yet very feasible, business. Chicago is a booming city that is economically sound with prime real estate everywhere. Owning a piece of land at the right location is like owning a gold mine: In just a few years, its value may jump to double the amount you started with in the first place.