Formerly Pine Point Plaza
by BlockShopper Historian published Jan. 31, 2010
"Get your jollies all day" at Pine Point Plaza (3930 N. Pine Grove), touted ads for the development in 1970.
One bedrooms rented for $190, two bedrooms for $295 at "Chicago's Newest Luxury High Rise," complete with air conditioning, "ceramic-tiled" baths with "fully mirrored walls" and "over size medicine cabinets" with "marble-topped vanities."
3930 N. Pine Grove was purchased and converted to condos in 1978 by developer Albert Robin and Wyclif Co. The name was changed to Lake Park Plaza.
One bedrooms rented for $190, two bedrooms for $295 at "Chicago's Newest Luxury High Rise," complete with air conditioning, "ceramic-tiled" baths with "fully mirrored walls" and "over size medicine cabinets" with "marble-topped vanities."
3930 N. Pine Grove was purchased and converted to condos in 1978 by developer Albert Robin and Wyclif Co. The name was changed to Lake Park Plaza.
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