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No building advice, but consider renting a condo directly from an owner rather than looking at apartment complexes. This will save you some $ and get you some more room for the price
WL is a great spot to live. Neighborhood is very much your demographic (lots of babies/young kids). Park is right there, as is Mariano’s and Whole Foods + a great bar and restaurant scene. Anything north of Adams St will keep you more in the thick of things.
Don’t live in the loop or printers row, not a neighborhood feel. If you’re looking apartment buildings in WL, look at Monroe Aberdeen apartments, Gateway, Arcadia Tower,luxe on Madison, or the reside on Randolph properties.
Additionally, go on yochicago.com to see a list of all the buildings in the area. Happy to DM with more recs, I love the WL and hope you find something that works for you there
30 E Huron. Not your location, but layout is there
+1 for Old Town Park. Great staff and top amenities.
Why are you looking in those areas in particular. You can get more space in other areas, wicker park, Lincoln Park , Logan square.
Thanks for everyone's help. I'll check these places out. We want to live in downtown for a year until we buy. What are the loop and printer's row like? Does everything in the loop shut down after working hours? I don't know much about printer's row. Both areas and west loop are walkable to work.
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ENV has the largest one bedrooms in the city
Go to Bucktown or Wicker park. Best location when considering a need to get both to the office and to the airport
The loop shuts down after work. Don’t choose anything South of Adams.
West Loop is the hottest area in Chicago right now. I would also check out River East
Cont...Need some extra space for a crib. Our baby is 8 months
Old Town Park - whilst not in west Loop/Fulton market is a great option. Brand new complex, amenities are top and everywhere is very accessible.
616 w Fulton
I would say that renting condos in the long run will be more expensive. Between the exorbitant move out fees and move in fees and elevator renting fees, it may be cheaper to rent but a wash in the long run. Also, no good condo building amenities in the WL (if that’s a thing you are interested in). I used to live in a WL condo, and am very happy with my recent apt move for the above reasons
Check out Hubbard Place and Kingsbury Plaza. It's technically River North, but I consider it Fulton River district given the location
We're leaning towards a condo in West loop or Fulton. Does anyone have any real estate agent recs? I know some where I live now don't bother with rentals.
I appreciate the help
Aram Ghazaryan is fantastic. He is with Re/max 1st.
400 n lasalle. I lived there before moving to lakeview (which I also recommend checking out)