One Lincoln Park block will be home to three new neighbors in the near future. In the course of just two days, three new or extensively renovated homes changed hands to the tune of $12 million.
- Three multi-million dollar homes in Lincoln Park sold over two days.
- Two are attached to Lincoln Park 2550 condo tower, where a third similar home is under contract.
- Two developers bought the two sites where the homes are located just two years ago.
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