Every MLS listing at Printers Row Lofts — sale and rent. Straight from MRED, no listing-agent shuffle.
Inventory here is thin and the best units often trade quietly. Dibze talks to owners across Printers Row Lofts — tell us what you're after and we'll flag coming-soon and pocket listings before they're public.
Building-level facts. Unit HOA, taxes & finishes vary by listing.
The Donohue Building is considered the first major printing structure built in the Printing House Row district, constructed for children's book publisher M.A. Donohue & Company in a Romanesque Revival style credited to architect Julius Speyer, with a 1913 annex by Alfred S. Alschuler. It was also one of the first buildings on Printer's Row converted to residential use, in the late 1970s. Its 100 units keep exposed brick, heavy timber beam construction, and large factory windows, with rental parking nearby and pets welcome.
Straight from the Midwest Real Estate Data (MRED) MLS, refreshed regularly — the same listings your buyer's agent sees, no curated subset.
Yes. A licensed Chicago buyer's agent lines up tours, writes offers, and handles the close. The seller pays the commission, so it's free to you — and we rebate part of it back at closing.
If owners are leasing units, the For Rent tab shows them. These are individual condo owners listing through the MLS, so lease terms and pet rules vary by unit.
Same MLS feed, different model — we don't sell your contact info or turn every click into a lead. One Dibze condo expert handles your whole search and represents you, not the seller.
Other Chicago condo buildings with active MLS listings — same neighborhood.
Last 12 months of closed sales at Printers Row Lofts — straight from MRED. The real prices, not the list prices.
Last 12 months of leases at Printers Row Lofts — straight from MRED. What people actually paid, not the asking rent.
