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Chicago Multi-Family Homes for Sale
Buying or Selling an apartment building in Chicago? We are your Chicago multifamily broker with over 20 years of experience in selling multi-family apartment buildings. Whether it's a 2 flat, 3 flat, or 10-unit building, we can help!
In Chicago, residential multi-family properties include properties with 2, 3, and 4 units. Apartment buildings with 5 or more units are considered commercial multi-family properties and will require a larger down payment.
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Home Sellers, Are You Selling in 2026?
Highest Price for Your Building!
The high demand and low inventory for multi-family properties in Chicago are at their peak. This makes it the ideal time for property owners to sell and receive the maximum price for their property, regardless of condition.
How much is your investment property REALLY worth? Determining the value of a multi-family property takes more than just comparing sold properties in the area. Our approach is to not only focus on your property's current value but also recommend how to increase its value so you can achieve the Highest Price Possible!
Questions about selling an apartment building?
We've compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions about selling apartment buildings in Chicago.
We have Buyers ready to make you an offer!
We have active buyers looking for multi-family properties in the following neighborhoods. (Updated January 2026)
- Portage Park
- Jefferson Park
- Logan Square - Preferably within .5 miles of the Blue line
- Lincoln Park - Any condition.
- West Town - Brick buildings in any condition
- Avondale - Brick buildings, any condition
- Roscoe Village
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Home Buyers, Let's Beat The Competition
Work with a Broker who specializes in multifamily real estate! The advantage is simple.
Properties are selling fast and at times properties are sold before they even hit the market because sellers prefer a quick sale to avoid any potential headaches with tenants. With years of experience in rehabbing and sales, we know what to look for during the 1st showing. Our advice will help you determine if the property is worth pursuing.
How to Finance a Multi-Family Property?
Financing options for Multi-family real estate in 2026 include the following:
- FHA - Requires a minimum of 3.5% down payment
- Conventional - Owner occupant requires 5% down, and investment requires 10%-20% down.
- Veterans and Military families - 100% financing is available through the VA program.
- Rehab Loan - Provides funding for acquisition and improvements. Down payment varies.
Chicago Multi-Family Real Estate Blog
- Selling a Multi-Family Home: 3 Most Common Mistakes to Avoid
- 4 Important tips when selling a multifamily property
- Buying a 2-Flat in Chicago: 5 Simple Tips
- What are Chicago's two-flats?
- Tips for investing in Multi-family real estate in Chicago
Whether You're Buying or Selling, Let Our Experience Work For You!
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