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Originally Posted by pianowizard
It's true that some websites call it a mixed-use building, but the CTBUH's definition for "residential" is a building where at least 85% of its total floor area is residential, and the CTBUH site does categorize One Chicago as residential: http://www.skyscrapercenter.com/buil...st-tower/31296 |
Whether or not it is classified as residential use is beside the point here as the discussion is related to condominium sales. At One Chicago there are 77 condo units and 735 apartment units in addition to significant retail and parking area. Of the building, the condos make up a relatively small overall square footage. And the massively qualified retail tenants (Whole Foods and Lifetime Fitness) make it a no brainer with or without condo sales. For what it is worth, I've heard 8 - 10 of the condo units are "sold or in play" for whatever that means. Rest assured JDL will sell these units out. They just sold out 9 Walton at record breaking prices and these units start at the height 9 W Walton left off.
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