Albion Evanston is a polished Greystar building with a hotel-style lobby and concierge, and the standouts are the rooftop three-season pool and a fitness center with an outdoor yoga studio, plus a pet spa and bark bar if you have a dog. Some units catch Lake Michigan and skyline views from their balconies. You can grab a coffee at Cupitol Coffee and Eatery a couple minutes away, walk over to Epic Burger for a casual bite, or sit in Harper Garden Park right outside. The Dempster CTA stop is about a 6-minute walk and there's a Whole Foods around 8 minutes out for groceries.

Sentral took over the old Essex on the Park tower on Michigan Ave, a 56-floor South Loop high-rise looking straight across at Grant Park, with sun-filled units that have 9-foot ceilings, quartz counters, full-size in-unit washer/dryers, and rainfall showers. The standouts are the outdoor pool and spa deck, a fourth-floor coworking space with private conference rooms, and some of the most serious dog amenities in the neighborhood (multiple runs plus a pup spa). You can grab a quick coffee at Le Petit Cafe a minute away, walk over to Kitty O'Shea's for a pint, or wander down to Dearborn Park. The Harrison Red Line stop and a Trader Joe's are both about an 8-minute walk.

The Oliver on LaSalle sits right where Gold Coast meets Old Town, an RMK-managed building with round-the-clock door staff and a rooftop deck with a grill that's perfect for summer evenings. The fitness center comes stocked with Peloton bikes, there's a free coffee bar and a work-from-home lounge, and the units have stainless appliances, quartz counters, and big windows that pull in a lot of light. You're a three-minute walk from Dialtone Coffee & Wine Bar and steps from spots like The Rabbit Hole, with Seward Park close by for green space. The Clark/Division Red Line stop is about four minutes out and there's a Jewel-Osco basically next door, so daily errands barely require a plan.

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Albion Evanston is a polished Greystar building with a hotel-style lobby and concierge, and the standouts are the rooftop three-season pool and a fitness center with an outdoor yoga studio, plus a pet spa and bark bar if you have a dog. Some units catch Lake Michigan and skyline views from their balconies. You can grab a coffee at Cupitol Coffee and Eatery a couple minutes away, walk over to Epic Burger for a casual bite, or sit in Harper Garden Park right outside. The Dempster CTA stop is about a 6-minute walk and there's a Whole Foods around 8 minutes out for groceries.

The Oliver on LaSalle sits right where Gold Coast meets Old Town, an RMK-managed building with round-the-clock door staff and a rooftop deck with a grill that's perfect for summer evenings. The fitness center comes stocked with Peloton bikes, there's a free coffee bar and a work-from-home lounge, and the units have stainless appliances, quartz counters, and big windows that pull in a lot of light. You're a three-minute walk from Dialtone Coffee & Wine Bar and steps from spots like The Rabbit Hole, with Seward Park close by for green space. The Clark/Division Red Line stop is about four minutes out and there's a Jewel-Osco basically next door, so daily errands barely require a plan.

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The Oliver on LaSalle sits right where Gold Coast meets Old Town, an RMK-managed building with round-the-clock door staff and a rooftop deck with a grill that's perfect for summer evenings. The fitness center comes stocked with Peloton bikes, there's a free coffee bar and a work-from-home lounge, and the units have stainless appliances, quartz counters, and big windows that pull in a lot of light. You're a three-minute walk from Dialtone Coffee & Wine Bar and steps from spots like The Rabbit Hole, with Seward Park close by for green space. The Clark/Division Red Line stop is about four minutes out and there's a Jewel-Osco basically next door, so daily errands barely require a plan.

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The Oliver on LaSalle sits right where Gold Coast meets Old Town, an RMK-managed building with round-the-clock door staff and a rooftop deck with a grill that's perfect for summer evenings. The fitness center comes stocked with Peloton bikes, there's a free coffee bar and a work-from-home lounge, and the units have stainless appliances, quartz counters, and big windows that pull in a lot of light. You're a three-minute walk from Dialtone Coffee & Wine Bar and steps from spots like The Rabbit Hole, with Seward Park close by for green space. The Clark/Division Red Line stop is about four minutes out and there's a Jewel-Osco basically next door, so daily errands barely require a plan.

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The Oliver on LaSalle sits right where Gold Coast meets Old Town, an RMK-managed building with round-the-clock door staff and a rooftop deck with a grill that's perfect for summer evenings. The fitness center comes stocked with Peloton bikes, there's a free coffee bar and a work-from-home lounge, and the units have stainless appliances, quartz counters, and big windows that pull in a lot of light. You're a three-minute walk from Dialtone Coffee & Wine Bar and steps from spots like The Rabbit Hole, with Seward Park close by for green space. The Clark/Division Red Line stop is about four minutes out and there's a Jewel-Osco basically next door, so daily errands barely require a plan.

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The Oliver on LaSalle sits right where Gold Coast meets Old Town, an RMK-managed building with round-the-clock door staff and a rooftop deck with a grill that's perfect for summer evenings. The fitness center comes stocked with Peloton bikes, there's a free coffee bar and a work-from-home lounge, and the units have stainless appliances, quartz counters, and big windows that pull in a lot of light. You're a three-minute walk from Dialtone Coffee & Wine Bar and steps from spots like The Rabbit Hole, with Seward Park close by for green space. The Clark/Division Red Line stop is about four minutes out and there's a Jewel-Osco basically next door, so daily errands barely require a plan.

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The Oliver on LaSalle sits right where Gold Coast meets Old Town, an RMK-managed building with round-the-clock door staff and a rooftop deck with a grill that's perfect for summer evenings. The fitness center comes stocked with Peloton bikes, there's a free coffee bar and a work-from-home lounge, and the units have stainless appliances, quartz counters, and big windows that pull in a lot of light. You're a three-minute walk from Dialtone Coffee & Wine Bar and steps from spots like The Rabbit Hole, with Seward Park close by for green space. The Clark/Division Red Line stop is about four minutes out and there's a Jewel-Osco basically next door, so daily errands barely require a plan.

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Buena Terrace is a 1918 former hotel turned apartments in Uptown, so you get real vintage bones plus hardwood floors, granite counters, and stainless appliances, and most units open onto private balconies over a courtyard that was redone in 2020 with BBQ grills and a lounge. There's also a fitness center, a sundeck, bike storage, and on-site laundry in the building. You can grab coffee at Drink Happy Thoughts about 5 minutes away or hit Bar On Buena for a drink, and Buena Circle Park is about a 5-minute walk. The Wilson stop is about a 10-minute walk and there's a Jewel-Osco just 5 minutes out for groceries.

The Oliver on LaSalle sits right where Gold Coast meets Old Town, an RMK-managed building with round-the-clock door staff and a rooftop deck with a grill that's perfect for summer evenings. The fitness center comes stocked with Peloton bikes, there's a free coffee bar and a work-from-home lounge, and the units have stainless appliances, quartz counters, and big windows that pull in a lot of light. You're a three-minute walk from Dialtone Coffee & Wine Bar and steps from spots like The Rabbit Hole, with Seward Park close by for green space. The Clark/Division Red Line stop is about four minutes out and there's a Jewel-Osco basically next door, so daily errands barely require a plan.

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The Oliver on LaSalle sits right where Gold Coast meets Old Town, an RMK-managed building with round-the-clock door staff and a rooftop deck with a grill that's perfect for summer evenings. The fitness center comes stocked with Peloton bikes, there's a free coffee bar and a work-from-home lounge, and the units have stainless appliances, quartz counters, and big windows that pull in a lot of light. You're a three-minute walk from Dialtone Coffee & Wine Bar and steps from spots like The Rabbit Hole, with Seward Park close by for green space. The Clark/Division Red Line stop is about four minutes out and there's a Jewel-Osco basically next door, so daily errands barely require a plan.

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The Oliver on LaSalle sits right where Gold Coast meets Old Town, an RMK-managed building with round-the-clock door staff and a rooftop deck with a grill that's perfect for summer evenings. The fitness center comes stocked with Peloton bikes, there's a free coffee bar and a work-from-home lounge, and the units have stainless appliances, quartz counters, and big windows that pull in a lot of light. You're a three-minute walk from Dialtone Coffee & Wine Bar and steps from spots like The Rabbit Hole, with Seward Park close by for green space. The Clark/Division Red Line stop is about four minutes out and there's a Jewel-Osco basically next door, so daily errands barely require a plan.

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Somerset Place sits right in the thick of Uptown's Argyle stretch, so you get that lively, walkable pocket of the neighborhood as your everyday backdrop. Roll out of bed for a morning cup at First Sip Cafe a few doors down, catch live music or a drink at Big Chicks, and on warm days you're a quick four minutes to Buttercup Park or about fifteen to lay out at Foster Beach. The Argyle Red Line stop is only a seven-minute walk for getting downtown, and a Mariano's about nine minutes out handles your real grocery runs.

The Bryn sits right in the heart of Edgewater, a Horizon Realty building on a stretch of Sheridan that puts you steps from the lakefront. You can grab a morning coffee at Fried Egg Cafe two minutes out the door, wander over to Edgewater Historic Park, or catch a drink at La Pharmacie when you want to stay close. The Bryn Mawr Red Line stop is a six-minute walk for getting downtown, and the Jewel-Osco about fifteen minutes away covers your bigger grocery runs.

The Bryn sits right in the heart of Edgewater, a Horizon Realty building on a stretch of Sheridan that puts you steps from the lakefront. You can grab a morning coffee at Fried Egg Cafe two minutes out the door, wander over to Edgewater Historic Park, or catch a drink at La Pharmacie when you want to stay close. The Bryn Mawr Red Line stop is a six-minute walk for getting downtown, and the Jewel-Osco about fifteen minutes away covers your bigger grocery runs.

The Windale is a low-key spot right on Sheridan in Edgewater, the kind of building where you can roll out of bed and be at the lakefront in about 4 minutes. Coffee runs are easy with Metropolis just up the block, and when you want a drink there is Double Bubble or the leafy beer garden at Moody's Pub close by, plus little Interfaith Park around the corner. The Thorndale Red Line stop is a 5-minute walk, and a Whole Foods sits just 6 minutes away, so groceries and your commute are both basically at your door.

The Bryn sits right in the heart of Edgewater, a Horizon Realty building on a stretch of Sheridan that puts you steps from the lakefront. You can grab a morning coffee at Fried Egg Cafe two minutes out the door, wander over to Edgewater Historic Park, or catch a drink at La Pharmacie when you want to stay close. The Bryn Mawr Red Line stop is a six-minute walk for getting downtown, and the Jewel-Osco about fifteen minutes away covers your bigger grocery runs.

MDA Apartments is a converted historic Loop building with a lot of character, from the hotel-style lobby with a library lounge to the local art and murals scattered throughout, and the amenities punch above their weight: a 24-hour fitness center, an outdoor heated pool with cabanas, and a sky club with a bar and lounge for entertaining. Units come with in-unit stackable washer and dryer, granite counters, wood-style flooring, and ceilings that run 9 to 12 feet in select layouts, some with Juliette balconies and real city views. You are a two-minute walk from Starbucks, three minutes from the Chicago Riverwalk, and steps from bars like Elephant and Castle (which is actually in the building), with ROOF on theWit a three-minute walk and Five Iron Golf about seven minutes away. The State/Lake train stop is a three-minute walk, and a Mariano's for full grocery runs is about 11 minutes away.

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