Former Bear Khalil Mack sells Gold Coast condo for $7M
According to the real deal, former Bears linebacker Khalil Mack sold a Gold Coast condo late last month for $6.9 million
Traded to the Los Angeles Chargers last spring after four seasons with the Chicago Bears, Mack sold the condo for $50,000 more than he paid for it in March 2021.
Details on the property are slim, though at the time Mack bought the unit, it was reported to be a three-bedroom across half of a floor in the ultra-luxury building developed by JDL, which completed the 68-unit building in 2019. Mack's former condo was equipped with a 14-foot kitchen island, a primary suite with a sitting area and wet bar and a 750-foot covered terrace with hot tub.
Mack was far from the only high-profile professional athlete to have lived in the building. No. 9 Walton has drawn purchases by Jason Heyward, who just finished up his seventh and final season as a Cubs outfielder, as well as Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews of Blackhawks fame. Heyward and Toews sold their units for $7.2 million and $7 million, respectively, but Kane still owns his $6.4 million condo in the building.
Ken Griffin, the financial chief and founder of Citadel who is moving his family and company to Miami because of Chicago's crime rate, owns the top four floors of the building at 9 West Walton Street. Griffin, who spent $58 million for the floors in 2017, never finished the units. Ahead of his move, Griffin listed one of the No. 9 Walton units � a 7,085-square-foot unfinished unit on the 35th floor � for $14 million. It's not yet known what he plans to do with the remaining three floors.- TRD Staff
Mack was far from the only high-profile professional athlete to have lived in the building. No. 9 Walton has drawn purchases by Jason Heyward, who just finished up his seventh and final season as a Cubs outfielder, as well as Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews of Blackhawks fame. Heyward and Toews sold their units for $7.2 million and $7 million, respectively, but Kane still owns his $6.4 million condo in the building.
Ken Griffin, the financial chief and founder of Citadel who is moving his family and company to Miami because of Chicago's crime rate, owns the top four floors of the building at 9 West Walton Street. Griffin, who spent $58 million for the floors in 2017, never finished the units. Ahead of his move, Griffin listed one of the No. 9 Walton units � a 7,085-square-foot unfinished unit on the 35th floor � for $14 million. It's not yet known what he plans to do with the remaining three floors.- TRD Staff
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