hen Michael and Kristin Roberts bought a dilapidated building on West Randolph Street in the late 1980s, forklifts and prostitutes dominated the streetscape. The adventurous couple, a photographer and model, saw the former warehouse as a place to create an unconventional urban home and a photo studio.

They didn’t realize the pioneering move also would prove to be a spectacular real estate investment. In July, they sold the building for $8.5 million — more than 35 times what they paid in 1989, according to Cook County property records.

Michael Roberts describes the sale to a Chicago residential developer as bittersweet, saying it was made possible because of changes that have made the once-gritty neighborhood “completely homogenized.”

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For instance they were never taught that Columbus was a slave owner.

Mad that they got lucky on a real estate deal?

The menstrual cycle changes among Hassidic Jewish women was something as well.