1421 W Chicago Avenue, Chicago, IL 60642

Active · For Sale · Multi Family 5+

$2,995,000

1421 W Chicago Avenue, Chicago, IL 60642

Units
8
Price / Unit
$374,375
Est. Cap Rate
7.75%
Est. GRM
11.41

Property Overview

1421 W Chicago is a boutique seven-unit turn key mixed-use apartment building anchored by a new well-established restaurant, Gilda in the heart of West Town. The property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a stabilized fully renovated asset with diversified income, strong in-place tenancy, and long-term upside in a premier corridor location. Positioned directly along Chicago Avenue, the building benefits from exceptional visibility and immediate access to some of the neighborhood's most sought-after dining, retail, and entertainment destinations, while remaining surrounded by the residential character and walkability that continues to drive demand throughout West Town/Noble Square. The residential component features seven thoughtfully designed apartment layouts with modern finishes and efficient floor plans that appeal to today's renters. All units have washer and dryer in unit, stainless steel appliances and varying degrees of finish packages. Combined with the strength of the ground-floor commercial tenancy and all of the larger infrastructure upgrades , the asset offers investors a compelling blend of stable cash flow and future appreciation potential in one of Chicago's most supply-constrained rental markets.

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Financial Snapshot

Reported Annual Income
$262,440
Reported Annual Expenses
$30,462
Estimated NOI
$231,978
Estimated Cap Rate
7.75%
Estimated GRM
11.41
Annual Taxes
$31,516 (2024)

Property Details

Units
8
Lot Dimensions
25x124
Stories
4
Year Built
1950
Building Age
Older
Construction
Brick
Roof
Flat
Parcel Number
17081020070000

Operations & Utilities

Heating
Central Heat/Indiv Controls, Gas
Cooling
Central Air

Location & Use

County
Cook
Market Area
Chicago - West Town
Township
West Chicago

Reported figures come from the listing source. When shown, estimated NOI and cap rate use reported income and expenses; estimated GRM uses asking price and reported income. All figures should be independently verified.