The Belvedere listing image: Redfin, https://www.redfin.com/IL/Chicago/270-E-Pearson-St-60611/unit-1402/home/12658993
After years of price cuts and patience, former Marian Hossa has finally closed the chapter on his Chicago real estate saga – selling his Streeterville condo at a significant loss.
The retired Chicago Blackhawks star sold his three-bedroom residence at 270 E. Pearson Street for approximately $2.05 million on March 27, 2026, following nearly seven years on the market.
Living room- Photo from Redfin listing: The Belvedere listing image: Redfin, https://www.redfin.com/IL/Chicago/270-E-Pearson-St-60611/unit-1402/home/12658993
That final sale price represents a steep drop from both his original asking price, reportedly close to $4.5 million, and even the $2.35 million he paid for the home in 2010.
A Long Road to Closing
Hossa, a Hockey Hall of Famer and three-time Stanley Cup champion, first listed the luxury condo around the time of his 2018 retirement. Over the years, the price was repeatedly reduced as the high-end condo market in downtown Chicago shifted and competition increased.
Kitchen image/ Redfin – The Belvedere listing: https://www.redfin.com/IL/Chicago/270-E-Pearson-St-60611/unit-1402/home/12658993
Despite its prime location in Streeterville, just steps from Lake Michigan, the property lingered, illustrating the challenges even celebrity-owned homes can face in a fluctuating market.
Inside the Home
The sprawling residence spans roughly 3,940 square feet and includes three bedrooms and multiple bathrooms, designed with entertaining in mind.
Highlights include:
Expansive open-concept living and dining areas
Floor-to-ceiling windows with city and lake views
High ceilings and a neutral, modern interior palette
A spacious primary suite with luxury bath features
It includes a private terrace and upscale finishes throughout, reflecting the kind of space expected of a professional athlete accustomed to both comfort and style.
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Market Reality Check
Hossa’s sale underscores a broader trend in Chicago’s luxury condo market: pricing expectations don’t always align with buyer demand. Even well-located, high-end units can sit for years if priced above what the market will bear.
By the time the deal closed on March 27, the condo ultimately sold for less than half of its peak asking price, a striking example of how timing and market dynamics can impact even the most prestigious properties.
From Ice to Investment Lessons
While Hossa’s on-ice career was defined by precision and success, amassing more than 500 NHL goals and helping secure three Stanley Cup victories, his real estate experience tells a different story.
Still, the sale brings closure. After years of waiting, the former Blackhawks winger has officially moved on from his Chicago home, leaving behind not just a property, but a reminder that in real estate, even champions sometimes take a loss. (Listing handled by L.W. Reedy Real Estate, Compass represented the buyer)
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