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Meera Lakhavani
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Chicago 1 bathroom condo - shower, no tub, for design purposes?

Meera Lakhavani
  • Boston, MA
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Hi BP!

I am renovating a 2 bed 1 bath condo in the South Loop of Chicago! 

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We are going for a very sleek modern look in the bathroom - I think a glass door shower will look terrific. HOWEVER this eliminates the possibility for anyone to ever take a bath. Do you think this will affect buyers enthusiasm?

Note: a comp with the same layout, same building sold for a great price with only a shower! But I'm still wondering if folks with experience selling condos have a viewpoint. I genuinely believe that given the size bathroom we have, it will not be possible to make a bathtub look sleek and elegant.

Thanks everyone in advance!

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Jonathan Klemm
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Jonathan Klemm
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@Meera Lakhavani - I think you need to analyze your demographics and figure out who your likely clients will be.  Typically the biggest need for a bath is families/kids.....if you are in the south loop and have 2/1 sounds like you are looking at young professionals and I personally think the nice shower would return more on your investment!  Good luck.

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