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Shoreline Park

4920 N Marine Dr
Condominium 15 stories570 unitsBuilt 1949

Over the last 24 months, sales here closed at a median $232 per sq ft, 6% below the Uptown median ($246). HOA dues ran $0.87 per sq ft a month, 6% above the Uptown median ($0.82). Units leased in a median 15 days (neighborhood: 14 days).

700 W Bittersweet Pl · 10 stories · built 1956711 W Gordon Ter · 8 stories · built 19794170 N Marine Dr · 25 stories · built 1974720 W Gordon Ter · 23 stories · built 19704200 N Marine Dr · 11 stories · built 19574250 N Marine Dr · 29 stories · built 1966707 W Junior Ter · 13 stories · built 19274343 N Clarendon Ave · 28 stories · built 19754350 N Broadway Ave · 12 stories · built 20024300 N Marine Dr · 16 stories · built 19301100 W Montrose Ave · 8 stories · built 1999834 W Montrose Ave · 7 stories · built 20031000 W Leland Ave · 12 stories · built 2003950 W Leland Ave · 7 stories · built 20054848 N Sheridan Rd · 8 stories · built 20054880 N Marine Dr · 8 stories · built 19534900 N Marine Dr · 8 stories · built 19534920 N Marine Dr · 15 stories · built 19495000 N Marine · 15 stories · built 19235044 N Marine · 8 stories · built 19375100 N Marine Dr · 27 stories · built 1970
The numbers · Oct 2024 – Sep 2026

What units sell and rent for

Medians of this building's closed MLS sales and leases. The range is a 90% interval; a figure is shown only when the building has enough records.

Price per sq ft
$232
90% range $219–$238 · 36 sales
Median monthly rent
$1,750
90% range $1,700–$1,800 · 53 leases
HOA dues
$0.87/ sq ft / mo
90% range $0.85–$0.90 · 36 sales
Activity · 24 months
60sales
53 leases
Leases: typical time to lease 15 days
Turnover 5.3% per year of units
Building facts · Oct 2024 – Sep 2026

What listings say about the building

From this building's MLS sale and lease listings; a fact appears only when most listings agree. Rules change, and the association's documents are the authority.

Pets
Cats and dogs allowed; listings often note limits on number or weight · 102 listings
Owners may lease
Yes · 53 listings
Parking
Included with some units (66 listings); monthly parking fee typically $200 (8 listings)
Dues usually include
Heat, water, internet, doorman, exercise facilities; plus insurance, exterior maintenance, scavenger, snow removal, lawn care · 73 listings
Amenities
Exercise room, elevator, door staff, coin laundry, bike room, on-site manager / engineer, sundeck, service elevator, storage, business center, receiving room · 116 listings
Management
On-site manager · 53 listings
Getting around

Trains and buses nearby

The closest CTA 'L' stations and the bus routes a few minutes' walk away. Walking times are estimates from straight-line distance.

'L' stations
  • Argyle Red
    about 9 min walk · 0.5 mi · step-free access
  • Lawrence Red
    about 11 min walk · 0.6 mi · step-free access
  • Berwyn Red
    about 13 min walk · 0.7 mi · step-free access
Bus routes within about a 6-minute walk

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Transit data: Chicago Transit Authority, via the City of Chicago Data Portal ('L' stops; bus stops as of 2022). Not affiliated with or endorsed by CTA. Check transitchicago.com for current routes and service.

Unit types

Unit types observed in historical MLS records

1141 bedlatest Sep 2026
92 bedlatest Aug 2026

MLS records from 2024 to Sep 2026 identify 123 distinct units with bedroom information; each unit is counted once. This is not a verified breakdown of the building's 570 units on Assessor records: units that never appeared in the MLS are not shown, and a unit's layout may have changed since its last record. Not enough evidence yet to estimate the full unit mix.

TypeMedian sale priceMedian rentSales · leases, 24 moUptown median rentUptown price / sq ft
1 bed $151,250 $1,750 61 · 49 $1,800 $233
2 bed too few too few 4 · 4 $2,700 $271

This building's medians are shown only with at least 8 records of that type in 24 months. The Uptown columns are neighborhood medians for the same unit type, for reference — not figures for this building.

Owning it

What a unit costs to hold, rent against price, and higher floors

Estimates from this building's own sales and leases.

A typical unit, every month

TypeTypical sizeHOA dues / moProperty tax / yrDues + tax / mo
1 bed660 sq ft $601$2,180 $780

Typical size: the type's median price over its price per sq ft (the building's, where the type has too few records), so an estimate. Dues: the type's median in this building's sales. Property tax: this building's tax rate per sq ft for units without exemptions, times the size; owner-occupants with a homeowner exemption usually pay less. Mortgage, insurance and utilities are not included. Try your own numbers in the calculator below.

Ownership economics

14.0%
gross rent ÷ price
7.6%
after HOA and property tax

Estimates from this building's median rents and prices by unit size; property tax partly estimated from same-building units without exemptions; an older tax year was used. Vacancy, maintenance, insurance and financing are not deducted (with 5% vacancy: 6.9%).

Higher floors

Estimate too uncertain.

How it compares

Against the other Uptown towers

Each line is one building's median with its 90% range. Only buildings with enough records are shown.

Calculators

Run the numbers for a unit here

Monthly cost to own against renting, or yields and cash flow if you rent it out. Start from this building's figures and change anything.

Starting values are this building's medians for the unit type, where enough records exist; property tax is estimated from the building's tax per sq ft, only where enough units without exemptions agree. Change any number. An illustration only: not a loan offer, an appraisal, or tax or investment advice. Confirm figures with your lender, insurer and tax advisor. Nothing you type leaves your browser.

Before you commit

Questions worth asking about any condo building

Standard questions for any building, not findings about this one.

  1. What are the current monthly dues, and what do they include?
  2. What is the reserve fund balance, and when was the last reserve study?
  3. Has any special assessment been approved, proposed or discussed, and is any balance outstanding?
  4. What are the leasing rules (minimum term, caps, approval)?
  5. What does the master insurance policy cover, and what is the deductible?
  6. Is the association a party to any litigation?
  7. Request the association's disclosure package under Section 22.1 of the Illinois Condominium Property Act.
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Report BP-2026-09-30-B00506-08c22a · data through September 30, 2026 · Oct 2024 – Sep 2026. Medians of MLS records; MLS does not capture every transaction. Not an appraisal or valuation of any unit. How we measure.