Chicago MLS Cornelia CourtMore informationRoscoe Village offers a number of new condo and townhome developments with the latest amenities. The neighborhood is a quiet corner of Chicago that is located minutes from downtown Chicago. One of the largest Chicago home builders to come to the neighborhood is Corenlia Court, a 63-unit development located at 3001 W. Cornelia Ave. The development is a project by partners Steven Frytz and Dewey Suster, both Chicago-based developers with several years of experience in the market. Buyers can choose from several floor plans. Townhomes at Cornelia Court have two, three, and four bedrooms. The smallest unit is a two-bedroom townhome with 2,242 square feet of living space. The base price for this two-bedroom unit is $490,900. The largest floor plan is a 2,904 square-foot townhome with four bedrooms. Prices for this unit start at $629,900. Phase I of Cornelia Court is 100 percent sold. Phase II still has several units available, and is ready for immediate delivery. The developers are currently offering $10,000 towards upgrades or closing costs. Residents of Cornelia Court will enjoy a number of luxury amenities. Kitchens come packed with a brand name appliance package, 42-inch Canac cabinets, and granite countertops. The master bath comes with marble or limestone floors, shower tiles, and vanities. Each unit also offers oak hardwood flooring in the main living areas, plush carpeting in the bedrooms, a gas fireplace, and hardwood staircases. Residents also enjoy an attached two-car garage. Upgrades include an enhanced appliance package, whirlpool tub, and crown molding. The neighborhood is a peaceful part of Chicago. The Addison Mall is right next to Cornelia Court, allowing residents to enjoy a day at the mall without getting in their car. The area is also home to several parks, including Harner and California Parks located along the Chicago River. The development also offers a private park with landscaped dog run for residents to enjoy. Commuters can get to downtown Chicago via the Addison stop of the Blue Line, located just a few blocks west on W. Addison. The Kennedy Expressway also serves the neighborhood, connecting residents to the rest of the city in minutes. If you're looking for a condo in Roscoe Village, keep up with the latest statistics and news for the real estate market in the area. Roscoe Village is a part of the North Center statistical area. According to the Chicago Association of Realtors, the neighborhood continued to grow in popularity during 2007. A total of 495 units were sold during the year, up from 445 units sold during 2006. It is the second highest total annual sales for the neighborhood in 16 years. However, the neighborhood is also seeing an increase in the number of units available on the market as developers bring new projects to the area. The average turnover time for condos and townhomes in the area rose to 120 days during 2007. This is an increase of just over 10 percent in a year, and could put pressure on prices in North Center. Prices continued to rise in the neighborhood, but at a slower rate. The average sales price for units sold during 2007 rose by 2 percent from the previous year. The neighborhood's popularity and the high-quality developments coming to the area should keep prices strong despite a downturn in sales around Chicago. I'M INTERESTEDTo:
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