Chicago Trading Company co-founder Andrew Hall lists Gold Coast condo for $14M

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Andrew Hall, the co-founder of the proprietary trading firm Chicago Trading Company, has placed his six-bedroom, 9,000-square-foot condominium on the top floor of an eight-story Gold Coast building on the market for $13.9 million.

Andrew Hall, the co-founder of the proprietary trading firm Chicago Trading Company, on Monday placed his six-bedroom condominium on the top floor of an eight-story Gold Coast building on the market for $13.9 million.

Andrew Hall, the co-founder of the proprietary trading firm Chicago Trading Company, on Monday placed his six-bedroom, 9,000-square-foot condominium on the top floor of an eight-story Gold Coast building on the market for $13.9 million. Now based in Boulder, Colorado, Hall cofounded Chicago Trading Company in 1996. On the Gold Coast, he paid $6.7 million through a trust in 2011 for the condo, which consists of two of the three units originally on the eighth floor. He purchased those units from Wrigley gum heir Bill Wrigley Jr., who purchased the entire floor at the time of the building’s construction.

The unit also has a floating staircase leading up to the private rooftop deck with lake views, a lounge area, a wet bar with a refrigerator and a built-in TV.“It really is just perfection,” listing agent Jennifer Mills of Jameson Sotheby’s told Elite Street.This is not the only high-priced listing in the building right now.

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