1000 W Adams St Condo

Armando Chacon

Century 21 S.G.R., Inc.

Armando is a leader in business and the community. His passion for his real estate business and community is evident in his achievements. He has built a successful business based on providing boutique service and being an expert in the marketplace. He has earned several accolades and awards form the Chicago Association of Realtors and Century 21 including Grand Centurion for production and quality service. He continues to be in the top 1% of all brokers in the Chicagoland area. Most important to Armando is his desire to give his clients unsurpassed service and results. Armando also founded ACG Development that now has several completed projects with others currently under construction. His passion to serve others as well as all his endeavors are his compass. He graduated from the University of Illinois at Chicago with a degree in Accounting. His past experience includes positions with Jones Lang LaSalle as a Director of Finance and with Aspire Properties as their CFO. He joined Century 21 S.G.R., Inc. in 2004 and has become a highly respected and high producing agent. He became a Century 21 SGR principal and managing partner in 2014. In a span of only a couple years, Armando has initiated changes in the company's brand and increased its footprint by increasing revenues, number of agents, and profile. As managing partner, Armando strives to counsel and help other Century 21 agents build a successful real estate business and help them become thriving entrepreneurs. He does this by meeting regularly and making time to address complex issues that are time sensitive. Giving back to the real estate industry and community continues to be very important to Armando. He believes the best communities are the ones with those that get involved. He has backed his beliefs with action. He is the president of the West Central Association Chamber of Commerce, past president of the Chicago Children's Theatre, and co-chair of the 78 Community Advisory Council. He also served as president of the Mary Bartelme Park Advisory Council for many years and served 3 terms as community representative on the Skinner West Local School Council. He also served on the advisory committee for the YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago. Armando has helped foster economic development and growth on the near west side and Chicago while giving back along the way. In addition to being a spokesman on various real estate and civic matters, Armando continues to serve as keynote speaker and panelist at industry and community events.