May 28, 2008 - Chess Lofts began closings back in late fall of last year but the sales team has confirmed that there are still more than 40 units available in this building. The project has stood at close to 70 percent sold since deliveries started and that number hasn’t changed much. But don’t let that deter you if you’re looking for a Chicago condo loft in the South Loop. Chess Lofts offers a pretty good deal on pricing and assessments, plus the good vibes music buffs will get from living in the converted Chess Records building.

There are a total of 119 units in this Chicago real estate development and the bulk of those left for sale are two bedroom, two bath residences. You can also pick from several one bedroom and bath lofts that remain, and floor plans number about a dozen. The lofts have the expected interior finishes and come with stainless steel appliances and granite counter tops in the kitchens, tub and shower in the baths, high ceilings and expansive windows. Each unit also has a balcony. Building amenities include a fitness center, roof top deck, storage space and indoor parking, although spaces are not included in the purchase price, cost an additional average sum of $35,000 and are only available to those who opt for the two bedroom lofts.

Prices for the remaining one bedroom lofts start at around $220,000. A few of those have dens as well. The two bedroom lofts are priced from about $259,900 and up. Buyers are also being offered free assessments for a year, depending on application qualification. The last touches are still being put on the upper floors of the conversion, but construction is expected to wrap up by early to mid summer. If exposed timbers and ductwork are your thing, then be sure to check out the other great Chicago Lofts available.

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