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Shore Drive, 400 East Rando

u er Driive East, is a 40-story condo o e than 2,000 residents, the 956-unde ts the

a s a o f in the State of Illinois. The fi e olph was converted to condo in 197 s arring John Travolta.

he first buillding built east of the 73 after ten years as a

ominium tower in the nit tower is the largest e

en al building.ng Interestingly, the iconic building was featured in “Nothing in Common” with Jackie Gleason and Tom Hanks, and “Eyes of an Angel” st

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off the building. When hose nee uiire a special assessmen s a true partners

osely with the board to execute its goals as wel as address the physica When those needs incllude a large-scale capital impro ment pro ec ssment – righ o

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PARTY - It Went Well!

By Phil Pritzker, The Habitat Company

A WINDOW INTO CONDO MANAGEMENT

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