Real Estate
GrubHub Founder Lists Lincoln Park Home
CEO Matt Maloney looks to leave the north side neighborhood after a little more than a year.
CHICAGO, IL - The CEO of one of America’s most popular online food-ordering service plans to ditch a multi-million dollar Lincoln Park home after owning it for little over a year.
GrubHub CEO Matt Maloney and his wife listed the six-bedroom house on Sedgwick Street for $3.45 million recently, according to Crain’s Chicago. The asking price is just $10,000 more than what they paid for it.
The home is on more than 6,000 square feet, but is located on a construction zone so it can allow for up to 10,000 feet.
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The Maloneys began some renovations, but according to Crain’s they have not been completed.
Maloney was one of the founders of the online food-ordering business in 2004.
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