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Melissa Edidin, Broker

@properties Christie’s International Real Estate

Recognized as part of the top 1% of Chicago agents by the prestigious Chicago Association of Realtors, Melissa Edidin brings 23 years of experience, as well as an intimate understanding of the city, to every interaction. Born and raised in the heart of Lincoln Park, and a current resident of East Village, her relationship with Chicago can be seen as a lifelong love affair — from which she’s gained insights about the city’s diverse neighborhoods that help clients make informed decisions as they search for their dream homes. For Edidin, the process is not just about closing deals; it’s about building trust and meaningful connections. As such, she cherishes her clients, putting their best interests first and foremost. This ethos both paves the way for seamless transactions and continuously propels her business.

As a result, although 2024 has not been without its challenges, it has been a successful year thus far. Edidin has navigated the process for move-up buyers, allowing them to find their perfect single-family homes and condos in coveted neighborhoods and sell their current homes for top dollar. She has connected with many longtime residents of Chicago who have decided it’s time to make a change, helping them through the emotional process of selling their homes filled with decades of memories. Lastly, she has enjoyed assisting many buyers with their first home purchases.

Beyond her professional achievements, Edidin is an avid tennis player, loves exploring Chicago and has an insatiable thirst for adventure. Edidin’s globe-trotting tales range from the incredible landscapes of New Zealand to the ancient wonders of Machu Picchu, in Peru.

Edidin prides herself on providing her clients with far more than real estate guidance. As a Realtor, she is her clients’ advocate. Whether clients need help navigating a competitive market or achieving maximum returns, she transforms aspirations into a tangible reality.

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