For 2007, @properties has emerged as Chicago's No. 1 condo seller. The brokerage closed 3,960 transactions, 11% of the city's total. (Each sale is counted twice: once for the buyer side, once for the seller.) Founded in 2000, @properties has 604 agents in four offices.
For condo sellers and agents, for now, @properties is where it's @.
Combined, the Top 10 brokerages closed 20,272 transactions (10,136 units), 56% of the city's total.
Of the Top 10, only three agencies saw increases over 2006: Dream Town (+18%), @properties (+7%) and Keller Williams (+6%).
Four of the 10 were down by double digits: Jameson (-20%), Century 21 (-15%), Coldwell Banker (-13%) and RE/MAX (-10%).
Citywide in 2007, condo sales were down 7%. Transactions totaled 36,240 (18,120 units sold).
| Rank | Brokerage | Transactions | Change |
| 1. | @properties | 3,960 | +7% |
| 2. | Coldwell Banker | 3,840 | -13% |
| 3. | Koenig & Strey | 2,676 | -6% |
| 4. | Century 21 | 2,117 | -15% |
| 5. | Baird & Warner | 1,939 | -2% |
| 6. | Keller Williams | 1,429 | +6% |
| 7. | RE/MAX | 1,326 | -10% |
| 8. | Rubloff | 1,292 | -5% |
| 9. | Dream Town | 859 | +18% |
| 10. | Jameson | 834 | -20% |
This exclusive report was compiled by ChicagoCondosOnline.com from the database of the Multiple Listing Service of Northern Illinois (MLSNI). It includes closings of condos in the city of Chicago. With a credit and/or link, you are welcome to reprint.
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