No one is surprised No. 9 Walton takes four of the top five spots on this list. On the upper floors of the luxury building, this 7,085-square-foot unit comes with five bedrooms and five bathrooms. Seem pricey? It’s nothing compared to the $58 million dollar sale in 2018 which combined four floors.

Sold for: $11,274,500

This No. 9 Walton unit is on the top floor with the same layout as the condo in the number one spot. Wondering why the condo building is taking over this list? Well, tower features a private entrance for owners and four floors of amenities.

Sold for: $8,200,000

The Art Deco-inspired Park Tower was designed in 2000 by Lucien Lagrange Architects. This 6,300-square-foot unit was fully renovated before the sale.

Sold for: $6,958,000

Another high-end sale at No. 9 Walton. Didn’t we tell you this was Chicago’s number one address for millionaires?

Sold for: $6,463,000

These two residences were purchased in One Bennett Park for the same price tying them for the sixth spot. They both feature four bedrooms and four bathrooms.

Sold for: $6,350,000

This at One Bennett Park features slightly less square footage, three bedrooms, and three bathrooms.

Sold for: $6,225,000

This cash-only co-op is a 7,055-square-foot duplex with four bedrooms and five bathrooms. The sprawling unit features an 1,800-bottle wine cellar, his and her bathrooms, and a parking garage with a carwash.

Sold for: $6,150,000

We’re back at No. 9 Walton again. The unit is 4,776-square-feet and comes with four bedrooms and four bathrooms.

Sold for: $6,095,000

The West Loop was busy last year, and it looks like 2020 will be the same. This unit features a wrap-around terrace with incredible views of the rapidly changing neighborhood. This penthouse already sold, but there’s another on the market in this boutique condo.

Sold for: $5,720,000

The residents at One Bennett Park is a long list of Chicago’s wealthiest buyers. Another unit off the market.

Sold for: $5,500,000

With views over State Street, this 3,665-square-foot unit has four bedrooms and four bathrooms.

Sold for: $4,986,500

Nope, this isn’t the forever-on-the-market Burling Street mansion. A half-mile down the road is another Lincoln Park mansion and this one found a buyer. The triple-lot home features fireplaces, French doors, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a garage that could fit as many as seven cars.

Sold for: $4,837,500

This is One Bennett’s fourth and final appearance on this list. The 3,765-square-foot unit that sold features three bedrooms and three bathrooms.

Sold for: $4,700,000

A new construction in Lincoln Park features seven bedroom suites, a sprawling backyard, and a rooftop with downtown skyline views.

Sold for: $4,666,500

The Hayden was one of several West Loop condo buildings to open in the past few years. The units feature expansive panel windows and subway tile—a call back to the neighborhoods industrial past.

Sold for: $4,528,500

Here’s another condo that sold in the West Loop. Is this the neighborhood for the city’s next luxury tower like No. 9 Walton?

Sold for: $4,461,000

The bottom half of this list saw a handful of sales at the Gold Coast boutique tower on Elm Street. Three units, including two penthouses sold for the same price in August.

Sold for: $4,450,000

The three other units were sold just a month earlier.

Sold for: $4,301,000

Of course, this list ends in the Gold Coast. There were actually three condos that sold for this price. One of them, Unit 5N, features 6,200-square-feet, a custom Bulthaup kitchen, multiple terraces, and access to a rooftop garden.

Sold for: $4,150,000

(There was also a One Bennett Park condo, Unit 5306, that sold for this price, too. Technically, all four are tied for the last spot on this list.)