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Kiser Group Sees “Incredibly Active” Market on South, West Sides

In the first half of 2021, Kiser Group’s Birk | Sklar team continued to have one of its most active years by brokering the sales of 607 units across 34 apartment buildings. Throughout Chicago’s South and West Sides, the team also has 208 units across 21 apartment buildings currently under contract. 

“There’s no shortage of capital searching for the aggressive cash flow that the buildings on the South and West Side offer,” said Noah Birk. “When you combine that demand with this historically low interest rate environment, it’s resulted in a record number of transactions at record-breaking prices”

Added Aaron Sklar, “From appreciation to rent growth, there is no shortage of positive momentum fueling an incredibly active South and West Side market.”

Kiser Group’s Birk | Sklar team also includes Jack Petrando, Austin Parker, Justin Turner, Michael Yangas and Ben Goldman.

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