How Do 3 Of The Top Chicago High-Rises Compare?

Looking at The Pinnacle, 55 East Erie, and The Trump buildings

Despite their similarities, the condos at Huron, Wabash and Erie have a few interesting differences when it comes to their sales. Consider, for example, this table with a few average statistics for sold apartment homes on all three buildings:

Final Sale Price Market Time (in days) % Change from Original List Price*
Huron- The Pinnacle $1,061,596 130.84 -8%
55 East Erie $1,569,300 85 -4%
Wabash- The Trump $1,647,333 210 -11%

*40% of Huron, 13.3% of Erie, and 36.5% of Wabash properties decreased their listing price. The “% Change from Original List Price” figures are averages only among houses that revised their price.

Below are the distributions of sold properties, divided among quarters of the year (January through March, April to June, July to September, and October to December) for the units in The Pinnacle (Huron), 55 East Erie, and The Trump (Wabash). The scale indicates during which quarter properties were sold. For example, the majority of 55 East Erie’s properties were sold during the second quarter of the year, or during the months of April, May and June.

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An easier way to visualize and compare all three areas is the bar graph below. Note that now the colors do not correspond to the time of the year, but rather to the locations.

 

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