Essex Three-Twelve closed a four-unit multifamily property in Chicago’s Irving Park neighborhood for $1.15 million following 14 private showings through an exclusively off-market marketing strategy.
Illinois rental laws are changing in 2027 as Chicago considers additional PRO and FAIR Act proposals that could affect landlords and multifamily property owners.
Essex Three-Twelve announces the promotion of Quinn Evans to Associate Broker and welcomes Levi Beam as Analyst, expanding its Chicago multifamily team.
Essex Three-Twelve closed the $2.665 million sale of a recently renovated six-unit multifamily property at 2028–2030 N. Oakley Ave. in Bucktown.
Essex Three-Twelve closed eight Chicago multifamily transactions totaling $6.64 million in August 2026, representing 15 units across seven neighborhoods.
Strategic lease planning can help Chicago multifamily owners improve marketability, reduce turnover risk, and position a property for a stronger future sale.
Essex Three-Twelve generated more than a dozen offers for 3438 N. Seeley Ave., a Roscoe Village three-unit, before closing the sale for $985,000.
Essex Three-Twelve closed 3141 N. Oakley Ave., a turnkey Roscoe Village three-unit, for $1,249,900 after generating three offers before an MLS launch.
Learn the key differences between buying a 2–4 unit property and a 5+ unit apartment building in Chicago, including financing, valuation, investment strategy, and long-term wealth-building opportunities.
Essex Three-Twelve closed 10 multifamily investment properties totaling more than $11.68 million during July, highlighting continued demand for Chicago apartment buildings.