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CHICAGO—In the near future developers will add thousands of new apartment units to the Chicago market, and even though some have wondered if that amount will eventually out run demand, so far leasing momentum for the city's new transit-oriented developments seems unstoppable.

Luxury Living Chicago Realty just became the latest firm to announce a big success with a TOD. Company officials say they have successfully leased more than 50% of MODE, a 78-unit boutique luxury project in the Logan Square neighborhood, just two months after welcoming its first move-ins. Located at 1950 N. Campbell Ave., MODE is less than two blocks from the CTA's Blue Line, and within walking distance to Concord Music Hall, Walgreens, Fresh Market Place and a variety of dining options.

“What's been drawing renters to this building is that MODE's developer, Tandem Development, has succeeded in creating a new living experience totally unique to the Logan Square area,” says Aaron Galvin, owner and managing broker of Luxury Living Chicago Realty, the exclusive leasing brokerage for MODE. “Each unit is a thoughtfully designed home with luxury interior features and finishes residents can enjoy on a daily basis, including wide plank flooring throughout the entire apartment, custom closet organization systems and USB outlets.”

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Brian J. Rogal

Brian J. Rogal is a Chicago-based freelance writer with years of experience as an investigative reporter and editor, most notably at The Chicago Reporter, where he concentrated on housing issues. He also has written extensively on alternative energy and the payments card industry for national trade publications.

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