This is a boutique luxury development in Wicker Park, which consisted of six luxury residences within a former house of worship. The unique property incorporated innovative adaptive re-use features and helped spur the resurgence of the immediate area. Paul Dincin was the owner and developer.
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A phase of the BHC master planned community, this phase consisted of 17 new construction single family homes. The home sold outat a record pace and blend in so well that it is difficult to tell them apart from the existing historic neighborhood. Paul Dincin was the owner and principal developer.
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Located adjacent to Bicycle Station Lofts, this project consisted of 10 new construction townhouses. The property was designed with loft style finishes and won numerous awards. Paul Dincin was the owner and developer
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An initial phase of the Brewers Hill Commons masterplanned community, this project consisted of new-construction townhomes andwas a complimentary use of the excess land from the Cobblers Lofts project. Paul Dincin was the owner and developer.
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As principal developer, Paul Dincin re-developed a six-story building formerly used as shoe factory into 60 condominiums. The project was a ground-breaking venture that began the transformation of the Brewers Hill neighborhood in Milwaukee.
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Built in the 1920’s for the Florsheim Shoe Company,three (3) stories were added and set back to the hulking base to create the 64 residential units and parking. Paul Dincin was the principal developer of the project which was part of his larger Brewers Hill Commons.
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Bicycle Station converted a former factory into 60 lofts in the South Loop neighborhood. By offering a blend of studio, one and two-bedroom condominiums, the project achieved substantial sales velocity in an emerging market. Mr. Dincin was the principal developer.
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Located in the Chicago’s South Loop, Tandem Lofts was a mixed-use, adaptive development of a 1920’s Packard automobile dealership. The project consists of 64 residential condominiums and ground-floor retail space. As the project’s developer, Mr. Dincin improved the building with all new structural components, provided indoor parking, and added three new residential stories and a […]
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This development was a warehouse loft conversion ofa 1920’s leather factory in the Bridgeport neighborhood of Chicago. It contained 71 condominium units situated within five floors including new penthouses and duplex on the 1stfloor and basement. Union Lofts broke new ground as the first project of its kind in the area. Paul Dincin was the […]
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Situated in the historic Bridgeport neighborhood ofChicago, Bridgeport Station was a 66-unit new construction condominium development.The building was designed to be extremely efficient and sold out quickly. As the owner and developer Paul Dincin managed all aspects of the project. CharlesDavidson managed the construction and design coordination
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