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AIA’s Cassin Closes on Package of West Side Apartments

Apartment Investment Advisers (AIA) recently closed the sale of two apartment buildings in the West Side’s East Garfield Park neighborhood.  The 18-unit building at 146 S. Hamlin Blvd. and the 13-unit building at 410 S. Hamlin Blvd. were sold as a package to a single buyer for $2.6 million.

146 S. Hamlin dates from 1901, while 410 S. Hamlin was built in 1922. The buildings overlook Garfield Park to the east, are four blocks from two train lines and were previously renovated.

Jack Cassin of AIA was the sole broker involved in the sale.

Pictured: 146 S. Hamlin Blvd.

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