What is Victoria’s ‘Windy City Rehab’ House worth?
Windy City Rehab’s house, where construction had been ordered to cease, has been sold for $1.5 million dollars. According to internet real estate listings, a North Center property that was partially characterized as “quite murder-y” by a “Windy City Rehab” host before it was refurbished on the HGTV show has sold for $1.455 million ...
How much would you pay to live in Bucktown from Windy City Rehab?
Oct 21, 2020 · The “Windy City Rehab” star Alison Victoria is now selling her Chicago home for $2,295,000, People magazine reported.. Victoria is beset by legal troubles associated with her popular home ...
Did HGTV's'Windy City Rehab'hosts lie about $1 million renovation project?
Sep 30, 2020 · Ashlee Rezin Garcia/Sun-Times Concerns about gentrification and an incongruous backyard putting green are part of the conversation in Bridgeport following the pricey sale of a home featured on the HGTV show “Windy City Rehab.” The home at 3352 S. Carpenter was purchased for $260,000 and, after extensive rehab, sold for $790,000 in June.
How much is Alison’s Chicago home worth on Windy City Rehab?
Feb 19, 2021 · more. (E. Jason Wambsgans / Chicago Tribune) A Bucktown property that was featured on “Windy City Rehab,” but did not end up being renovated on the HGTV show, sold earlier this month after ...
Who bought the house on HGTV?
According to court documents previously obtained by PEOPLE, Anna and James Morrissey, who purchased a house featured on season 1 of the HGTV series, filed a motion on Oct. 8 to prevent Victoria from "dissipating her assets, including selling any property which she owns or controls.".
Does the second floor of the house have a walk in closet?
The main bedroom, which takes up half of the home's second floor, has its own oversized walk-in-closet as well as a luxurious marble bathroom, which houses both a marble steam shower and a bathtub.
Tracy Swartz
Tracy Swartz covers Chicago Public Schools. She joined the Tribune in 2007 and has previously reported on the TV and film industry for the A+E section, and Chicago transit for the RedEye edition. She has a political science degree from University of Florida and a master's in public affairs reporting from the University of Illinois at Springfield.
Bob Goldsborough
Bob Goldsborough is a freelance reporter who writes Elite Street, a weekly column covering luxury and celebrity home sales throughout Chicagoland.