$700K Chicago Condo

[NZA]

great for the bears practice squad

 

[morris]

First thought is that the HOA is likely insane given the area.

https://www.redfin.com/IL/Chicago/20-E-Cedar-St-60611/unit-6D/home/14123313

It’s $2,206 a month.

If it includes most or all utilities then that's standard. I live in NYC so this is par for the course. The cheaper your HOA, the more in the boonies you live (away from city living); some people want that. I abhor suburban life. Did it for almost a decade. I prefer the fast-pace life

Out of my pay grade but I can afford this

That is super nice. A lot of space. Too bad she cannot rent to own.

 

[At30wecashout]

if you can afford that

you can easily afford the $2K a month


as well as afford to give me a $15K so I can buy something special for my friends @Pseudonym @Coco Loco @Milk N Cookies @bourgeoisie tall freak @Ashley Banks

some nice XMas gifts

Of course, but its also in the Gold Coast. The entire thing requires being rich, basically, and the older buildings always have ridiculous HOAs. There are some condos for 1/3 the price in Chicago who have 2k HOAs along the North Side, specially around Lincoln Park/Lakeview areas. In principle I cringe at large HOAs.

 

[Bolzmark]

Wow. This is what $698,000 gets you on 139th St. in Harlem. I stayed in an identical apartment downstairs for a month. You can literally see the entire apartment standing in one spot.

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[Lucky_Lefty]

Why does the video look like it the zoom is set to .5 ??

 

[Pegasus Jackson]

Be rich & Choose to live in drill city, brehs

Chicago is one of the most, if not the most segregrated city in America. The gold coast is light years from the cough syrup slurping, switch toters.

 

[WIA20XX]

From the link.​

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$7,647 per month
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Principal and interest - $3,725
Property taxes - $1,460
HOA dues - $2,206
Homeowners insurance - $256

Even after you pay off the mortgage, the HOAs are still gonna be due, and they're gonna go up.

I'd never buy into Condo or Co-Op.

 

[Paper Boi]

we about to be neighbors @Barnett114

 

[jdubnyce]

Beautiful condo
Hate the kitchen floors
2200 month maintenance is crazy though

 

[#BOTHSIDES]

First thought is that the HOA is likely insane given the area.

https://www.redfin.com/IL/Chicago/20-E-Cedar-St-60611/unit-6D/home/14123313

It’s $2,206 a month.

If it includes most or all utilities then that's standard. I live in NYC so this is par for the course. The cheaper your HOA, the more in the boonies you live (away from city living); some people want that. I abhor suburban life. Did it for almost a decade. I prefer the fast-pace life

That is super nice. A lot of space. Too bad she cannot rent to own.

Of course, but its also in the Gold Coast. The entire thing requires being rich, basically, and the older buildings always have ridiculous HOAs. There are some condos for 1/3 the price in Chicago who have 2k HOAs along the North Side, specially around Lincoln Park/Lakeview areas. In principle I cringe at large HOAs.

From the link.​

Payment calculator​

$7,647 per month
Reset




Principal and interest - $3,725
Property taxes - $1,460
HOA dues - $2,206
Homeowners insurance - $256

Even after you pay off the mortgage, the HOAs are still gonna be due, and they're gonna go up.

I'd never buy into Condo or Co-Op.

Beautiful condo
Hate the kitchen floors
2200 month maintenance is crazy though

Yeah it seems like once a building is around the 40 year mark, that’s when the HOA gets crazy. also the bigger and older… the more the HOA

 

[Cynic]

whats the background song ?

 

[Paper Boi]

Out of my pay grade but I can afford this

she sound like she been huffing that paint

 

[Louisville Slugz]

whats the background song ?

 

[R=G]

I definitely like it..looks very comfortable..spacious..that third bottom bathroom with the skinny door by the kitchen was the worst part but yeah..good set up.

 

[R=G]

From the link.​

Payment calculator​

$7,647 per month
Reset




Principal and interest - $3,725
Property taxes - $1,460
HOA dues - $2,206
Homeowners insurance - $256

Even after you pay off the mortgage, the HOAs are still gonna be due, and they're gonna go up.

I'd never buy into Condo or Co-Op.

Damn thats what Jen Selter from Instagram pays every month in her NY Condo...a place she pratically never leaves.