Architectural History and High-Value Real Estate in Chicago and Cleveland
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Updated Sep 22
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What happened
A 1902 architectural project in Chicago was commissioned by industrialist Jay Morse, who hired Chicago architect Jarvis Hunt to create the estate. Because Jarvis Hunt was not licensed in Cleveland, he partnered with Charles Schweinfurth, who was noted as one of the most influential architects in Cleveland. Separately, David Ayers, a listing agent, represented the sale of a 21,000-square-foot Tudor-style mansion in the Cleveland area for $5.35 million.
Why it matters
The sale of the high-value Cleveland mansion highlights current activity in the luxury real estate market. This activity is set against a backdrop of historical architectural significance, such as the 1902 Chicago project inspired by an Illinois estate.
Who's involved
- David AyersListing agent for a high-value property in the Cleveland area