Millie Rosenbloom – Baird and Warner

Chicago, United States

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I am a leader in the Chicago real estate market and I specialize in Lincoln Park, Gold Coast, and adjacent areas. Whether you are an experienced investor or a first time buyer, I can help you in choosing the «right» property, making an offer, negotiating, financing, getting the best mortgage rates, moving, and everything involved in making a smart real estate decision!

History

Established in 1994.

Millie worked diligently as President/​CEO of the Habitat Company Brokerage Division, one of Chicago’s largest privately owned real estate firms, from 1994 – 2007, when Habitat merged with Baird & Warner. Millie was responsible for overall management, including promotion and development of new business opportunities.

During the past four years, she has procured over $ 500 million in residential developments, overseeing each from inception through the final sell-​out. Millie recently sold 303 West Barry in Chicago for $ 21 million, which is an example of her talent at marketing unusual institutional or commercial properties for residential re-​development.

Meet the Manager

Millie R.

Manager

Millie resides in Lincoln Park with her husband and two yellow labs, Mavis Belle and Mabel Mae, and is the loving grandmother of grandsons Gordy and Nathan.

In 2007, Milie was the recipient of the Israel Bonds Women in Real Estate Award. Listed in the National Registry of Who’s Who in Real Estate, Millie has been recognized for her impressive achievements in the real estate industry. She was named the 2003 Realtor of the Year by The Chicago Association of Realtors (CAR) and was inducted into Today’s Chicago Woman Foundation Hall of Fame in 2002 as a business woman who has made a positive impact in her profession.

More recently, Millie was honored by her peers by being voted Industry MVP from the 2010 Agents’ Choice Awards. This came shortly after ranking #27 in the nation for Sales Volume and #54 for Units Closed in the Wall Street Journal.