When is your move date?(is it flexible, if so how far in either direction)? Any pets(weight and breed)? Need parking? Budget(just rent)? Which neighborhoods are you considering? Have you toured any properties yet?(so that I don't double up on my research) When are you available for a showing? Sitting just steps away from Grant Park, you are also just minutes away from the Shedd Aquarium, the Adler Planetarium, the Field Museum, and the Art Institute. This South Loop high-rise features an exquisite outdoor pool and sundeck, with cabanas, TVs, grills and firepits, all to enjoy the amazing Chicago summer. Tenants will also enjoy an on-site gym, dry cleaners, wine cellar, and 24-hour door staff. This building is 100% smoke-free. Many of these units include stunning views of the city or lake, and each includes central heat and air conditioning. Select units have been renovated with hardwood style flooring in the entry and kitchen, stainless steel appliances and granite
     countertops. All renovated units include an in-unit washer and dryer except for studios. Cozy modified units offer carpet, white kitchens, and a laundry facility. Parking is available on-site at an additional charge. Cats and dogs are accepted throughout and there is a 24-hour dog run and warming deck for your dog (dog breed restrictions apply, but there is no weight limit).

0.12 mi at Roosevelt (22 E. Roosevelt Road)

0.41 mi at Harrison (608 S. State Street)

0.61 mi at Library (26 W. Van Buren Street)

0.61 mi at LaSalle (150 W. Congress Parkway)

0.76 mi at Adams/Wabash (201-23 S. Wabash Avenue)

As one of Chicago's oldest residential neighborhoods, the South Loop has been reborn. Its prime location hosts many high-rise luxury units for sale and rent. Several of Chicago's major attractions reside here, including McCormick Place and Soldier Field, home of the Chicago Bears. The South Loop is bound in the north by Congress Pkwy, the east by Grant Park, and in the southwest by Chinatown. South Loop encompasses Museum Campus, the beautiful Northerly Island, Dearborn Park and Printer's Row. The CTA's Orange, Red, and Green Lines serve the area.

Residents of the South Loop pay a premium rent for their places. Median rent for a one-bedroom is $1,800 but one can expect to pay well north of $2,000 for a luxury apartment and over $3,000 for a great two-bedroom rental. A majority of apartments and condos in the area are in complexes of 50 units or more.

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This apartment is 22.55% cheaper than the median price for 2BR / 2BA apartments in South Loop, which is $3,650.

This listing has a HopScore of 83.4 and was posted 20 hours ago. Some of the contributing factors to the HopScore are listed below.

The apartment is a unit offered at a monthly price of $2,827. The person posting the listing did not specify that any pets were allowed. It may be the case that pets are ok and the manager simply has not yet filled out all the details.

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