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April 25, 2008

Comercial Photgraphy & $1500 cash back!

Last summer one of my Landscape Architecture clients, Daniel Weinbach & Partners asked me to shoot one of their projects just south of the University of Illinois Chicago. It was the old Fulton Markets. These six buildings were cold storage buildings that were build in the 30's and recently rehabbed to loft condo's know as University Commons.

The shot below is taken from the public roof top deck of building #4 towards of building #2 & the Chicago skyline.

I was so inspired by the beautiful gardens, the pool, the view of the city, local parks and only a walk to quick shops and not more than a mile to full services shops that I decided I should have a look at the loft condo's at University Commons. The great views, 15ft ceilings, access to a pool in the summer, work out room and party room modern bathrooms and much more. I was hooked and days later I put in a down payment.

The from Morgan looking west on 15th street at University Commons, Chicago.

Ok, so you've got to be wondering about the $1500 by this point. So University Commons is willing to give me a small amount of money for a referral and I'm willing to pass that on to you. In order to receive the $1500 from me, you must register Robert R Gigliotti of 1111 West 15th Street Unit 320 as your referral at your initial visit to the university Commons sales office on 15th street, between Racine & Aberdeen. After you close on your beautiful Loft condo, I'll write you a check for $1500. You have nothing to loose and everything to gain. If you're looking for a condo in a already up and coming area, you've found your spot. This is the last true horizon for Chicago. Most area's have been over run with development and or are just too busy. This is a quite neighborhood that the sounding area is owned mostly by UIC. You'll be amazed at how nice it is here in the summer.

Garden walkway between building's 1 & 2.

If you'd like to see all the photos I took of University Commons, just click here.

Thanks again for reading! If you plan to move into University Commons, why not get an extra $1500 cash back after closing?? They won't give it to you...but I will.

Posted by Robert at April 25, 2008 03:04 PM

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