Windy City Rehab - Chicago Sun-Times
The latest news, controversy and legal drama surrounding HGTV's reality TV show that transforms Chicago fixer-uppers into million-dollar homes.
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The latest news, controversy and legal drama surrounding HGTV's reality TV show that transforms Chicago fixer-uppers into million-dollar homes.
The star of HGTV’s “Windy City Rehab,” Alison Victoria Gramenos, has sold her Bucktown home for $2.145 million more than a year after it was first listed.
Like the show itself, the home has its own set of controversy, drama and legal battles.
CHICAGO â A North Center home described partly by a âWindy City Rehabâ host as âvery murder-yâ before it was renovated on the HGTV show has sold for $1.455 million, according to online real estate listings. The building at 1924 W. Berenice, a two-flat that was converted on the show to single family home, was initially put on the market in July 2020 for $1.65 million, online records show. The home at 1924 W. Berenice Ave. in Chicago, seen Aug. 31, 2020, which was featured on the HGTV show "Windy City Rehab," has sold for $1.455 million, according to online real estate ...
CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard You would think that after basically two years of trouble with the city of Chicago and numerous lawsuits that Windy City Rehab's Alison Victoria and Donovan Eckhardt would be nearing the end of both their legal partnership and all of the outstanding legal action against them. Unfortunately, the former HGTV co-hosts have now seen yet another lawsuit filed that involves one of the homes they renovated for the hit show as they attempt to dissolve their many joint businesses. While some of the lawsuits against Donovan Eckhardt and Alison Victoria have been settled n...