Selected multifamily closings.

Presidential Library Portfolio

South Shore, Chicago

• 6 buildings
• 237 units
• Sold $17,050,000

It went under contract in the first weeks of the pandemic, when lenders were tightening and many buyers had hit pause. It closed in 2021 as MIA's first closing at Keller Williams ONEChicago.

“Reported as the largest South Shore deal by dollar volume and unit count since the start of the pandemic.”

REJournals

5451–5461 S. Everett Ave.

Hyde Park

• 31 units
• Sold $5,850,000
• Closed September 2026

St. Edmund's Manor

5947–5959 S. Indiana Ave.

Washington Park

• Affordable housing
• Sold $2,300,000
• Closed January 2026
• We represented the seller

Dorchester Townhomes

1450 E. 154th Pl., Dolton

Dolton

• 51 units
• Sold twice by Tony's team, in 2018 and again in 2024
• 95% occupied at the 2024 closing
• The buyer was an out-of-state investor

7800 S. Ridgeland Ave.

Chicago

• 12 units
• Sold $1,100,000

The Fairfax

1323 S. Michigan Ave.

South Loop

• 30 units
• Sold $9,600,000

Tony met the owner at a conference while the building was mid-rehab, advised him through construction, and his team leased it up (one tenant took an entire seven-unit floor, and the retail space was backfilled) before selling it.

St. Edmund's Village

Washington Park

• 230-unit high-rise
• Sold $20,600,000

Tony sold it for St. Edmund's Redevelopment Corporation, a client relationship that continues today (see St. Edmund's Manor).