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Shannon Abloh, widow of Virgil Abloh and Off-White founder, has sold the family\u2019s Lincoln Park mansion for about $6 million and plans to build a new home nearby. (Photo | Redfin)<\/p>\n
Luxury real estate watchers are taking note of a high-profile North Side closing. Shannon Abloh<\/strong><\/a>, widow of the late designer Virgil Abloh<\/strong>,<\/a> has sold the couple\u2019s longtime Lincoln Park residence in a multimillion-dollar transaction that underscores continued demand for marquee homes in Chicago\u2019s most coveted neighborhoods.<\/p>\n The Burling Street property, located in the heart of Lincoln Park, sold for about $6 million after hitting the market earlier this year. According to the TheRealDeal<\/a>, Abloh is planning her next chapter close to home, with plans to build a new residence nearby.<\/p>\n Designer Virgil Abloh\u2019s widow, Shannon Abloh, sells Lincoln Park mansion for $6M, building nearby. (Photo | Redfin)<\/p>\n The stately single-family home sits on one of Chicago\u2019s most prestigious residential blocks and offers a mix of classic architecture and modern luxury. The property features multiple levels of living space, high-end finishes and expansive entertaining areas designed for both family life and hosting.<\/p>\n You might also like these\u00a0Chicago Star<\/a>\u00a0articles:\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Let\u2019s help Navy Pier win its 4th\u00a0best fireworks title<\/a><\/p>\n Harry Potter Drone Art Show brings wizardry to Chicago\u2019s night skies<\/a><\/p>\n \u2018Going Bacharach\u2019 brings timeless hits to Chicago\u2019s Apollo Theater<\/a><\/p>\n A mother\u2019s love and a chance encounter: Patti Guzak\u2019s \u2018The Not-So-Exciting Adventures of Tuxedo Man\u2019<\/a><\/p>\n Sip happens: Chicago\u2019s tea trolley is the sweetest ride in town<\/a><\/p>\n The Ablohs purchased the home years before Virgil Abloh\u2019s meteoric rise in fashion and design. He became globally known as the founder of Off-White<\/strong><\/a> and later served as artistic director of menswear at Louis Vuitton before his death in 2021. The Lincoln Park residence served as the family\u2019s Chicago base throughout his career.<\/p>\n The sale places the home among Chicago\u2019s notable luxury transactions this spring, highlighting the resilience of the city\u2019s high-end housing market. Prime neighborhoods continue to attract affluent buyers seeking historic homes with modern amenities in walkable, central locations.<\/p>\n While the Abloh family has deep Chicago ties, the move signals a fresh start nearby as a new home takes shape and the Burling Street property begins its next chapter with new owners.<\/p>\n Source links<\/p>\n https:\/\/www.chicagobusiness.com\/real-estate\/residential\/ccb-shannon-abloh-burling-street-mansion-20260421\/<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n