Interra Realty has arranged the sale of a recently delivered mixed-use property at 2105 W. Caton St. in Chicago’s Bucktown neighborhood. The nine-unit building changed hands for $4.95 million, reflecting pricing of $550,000 per unit. The asset is positioned near The 606 trail and close to Bucktown and Wicker Park’s retail, dining, nightlife and hospitality options, providing access to a wide range of neighborhood amenities.
Interra Realty senior managing partner Brad Feldman represented both sides of the transaction. Feldman advised the buyer, a local private investor who assumed the property’s existing loan as part of the acquisition, and also represented the seller. The seller is a developer with whom Feldman had previously worked on the original land acquisition for the site in 2018. At the time of closing, the property was reported to be fully occupied.
Completed in 2023, the boutique building offers a mix of larger-format residential units and a single commercial space. The residential component consists of six two-bedroom apartments and two three-bedroom penthouse duplexes. The penthouse units feature private rooftop decks, adding outdoor space and an additional amenity for residents. The building’s residential interiors include luxury finishes such as Kinzini cabinetry, stainless-steel appliances and quartz countertops, along with in-unit laundry and individual HVAC systems.
The property also provides structured parking, with eight covered garage spaces available on site. At street level, the building includes one commercial space that is currently leased to a Pilates studio, adding an additional income stream and an on-site wellness-oriented use for residents and neighborhood visitors. The combination of modern residential finishes, off-street parking and an occupied retail component positions the asset as a contemporary mixed-use offering within a dense, amenity-rich neighborhood.
The sale of 2105 W. Caton St. highlights continued investor interest in newer, well-located mixed-use assets that offer both stabilized occupancy and a blend of residential and commercial income. By assuming the existing loan and acquiring a fully leased property completed just three years prior, the buyer gains exposure to a Bucktown location proximate to The 606 and the broader Bucktown and Wicker Park retail corridors, while the seller exits a development completed after the original 2018 land purchase.
