Last year, the Waldorf Astoria took the top spot for the priciest residential buildings in Chicago with a median sale price of $3.65 million. In her list, Bailey notes that this is the third year in a row that the Waldorf Astoria topped the list of most expensive buildings in Chicago.

Coming in second place on the list is 30 W Oak with a median sale price of $3.125 million. Last year the building ranked third in the city.

Taking the third spot at $3 million on the dot is 800 N Michigan Ave. The building is also one of three in the city with median sales figures of $3 million or more.

Yet another tower along the Magnificent Mile makes the list with 77 E Walton taking fifth place at $2.56 million.

Wedged right in between two other towers on Lake Shore Drive lies the sixth priciest residential building with a median sale price last year of $2.425 million.

The name Ritz-Carlton is synonymous with pricey, and this residential building has some of the most expensive units in Chicago. Last year it had a median sale price of $2.4 million.

Big spenders get spacious units with incredible lake views in this lakefront building that had a median sale price of $2.3 million last year.

The only building outside of the Mag Mile, Streeterville and Gold Coast area to make the list is 2550 N. Lakeview in Lincoln Park. Last year the building had a median sale price of $1.965 million.