Address: 4901 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60615, USA
Vacant Asset Ready for Full Stabilization
- All 20 units are vacant, offering a clean value-add renovation and lease-up opportunity.
Prime Bronzeville Address Near the Loop
- Historic South Side location minutes from the Loop, Lake Michigan, and CTA Green Line access.
Family-Sized Unit Mix Across 20 Apartments
- Ten of twenty units are 3- and 4-bedroom layouts, rare in-demand family-sized inventory.
3 Miles From the Obama Presidential Center
- The $3.1B museum campus opens June 2026, driving sustained South Side visitation and demand.
Chicago Multifamily Vacancy Near Record Lows
- Metro-wide vacancy fell to just 3.0% in Q2 2026, among the tightest of any major U.S. market.
Zoned RM-5 in a Reinvestment-Driven Corridor
- New construction, retail, and infrastructure upgrades are actively reshaping the surrounding blocks.
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RealINSIGHT Marketplace, 4901 S Michigan Ave is a 20-unit multifamily asset in Chicago's historic Bronzeville/Grand Boulevard neighborhood, offered fully vacant and ready for a ground-up value-add renovation. Built in 1930 on a 7,997 SF corner lot, the 21,615 SF building delivers a family-oriented unit mix of six 2-bedroom, six 3-bedroom, four 3-bedroom 1.5-bath, and four 4-bedroom 2-bath apartments. The property requires capital improvements to the boiler system, electrical service, and plumbing throughout, presenting a clean slate for a full gut renovation and lease-up at market rents. Pro-forma operations project $422,000 in total scheduled income and $212,000 of net operating income once stabilized. Located minutes south of the Loop and three miles from the $3.1B Obama Presidential Center opening June 2026, the asset sits within a corridor of active reinvestment, new construction, and retail growth. Chicago's metro-wide multifamily vacancy fell to just 3.0% in Q2 2026, among the tightest of any major U.S. market, positioning this South Side value-add opportunity for strong lease-up demand and long-term appreciation.