CHICAGO, IL (July 26, 2012) – Chicago-based Metropolitan Properties of Chicago announces the start of sales at Richelieu Flats (top left and bottom photos), an adaptive reuse of a seven-story building that is part of the historic South Michigan Avenue “streetwall.
” Named for the Richelieu Hotel the building housed during the time of the Columbian Exposition, Richelieu Flats is located at 318 South Michigan Avenue and includes four fully renovated 2,650-square-foot full-floor residences and one 4,300-square-foot duplex penthouse.
“Nowhere else in the city will you find this type of intimate boutique building paired with all the benefits of a Michigan Avenue address. Residents will have unparalleled access to one of the most vibrant areas of downtown Chicago,” said Louis D. D’Angelo, president and founder of Metropolitan Properties of Chicago. “Our buyers are actively seeking quality, distinctive homes. There is always a market for quality.”
Richelieu Flats represents the final piece of Metropolitan Properties’ much acclaimed redevelopment of the entire 300 block of South Michigan Avenue, which has also included neighboring Metropolitan Tower at 310 South Michigan Avenue and The Residences of 330 South Michigan Avenue.
For a complete copy of the company’s news release, please contact:
Julie Grange
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TAYLOR JOHNSON
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d. 312.267.4518 p. 312.245.0202 f. 312.245.9205
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