
Draper and Kramer Buys Evanston's Albion Apartments
The Chicago firm acquired the 268-unit luxury building and will rebrand it as Eva while assuming management.
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The Chicago firm acquired the 268-unit luxury building and will rebrand it as Eva while assuming management.
Work clears the Church Street site for a four-story, 33-unit affordable housing development in Evanston.
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Coverage takes in home price movement, listings and closings, rental market conditions, development projects breaking ground, and the affordability pressures facing buyers and renters. It reaches the city's residential streets, its lakefront and its commercial areas, along with the communities that share the north shore. Lakefront and transit-adjacent properties often move on a different timeline than the rest of the market. Tight inventory and rising costs remain the two forces that shape most local housing stories.