River North Chicago Area Apartments For more information call: 312.224.9124

Immediately north of Chicago's downtown (the Loop), River North is seeing an exciting growth in residential development, galleries, boutiques and design studios.

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River North is often considered Chicago's version of New York's SoHo. It's a growing, cosmopolitan neighborhood filled with art galleries. In fact, some call it some call it SuHu, as many galleries are near the intersection of Superior and Huron. Many residents enjoy gallery hopping, particularly on Friday, the day many new exhibits are displayed.

River North is rich with trendy restaurants and dance clubs. The neighborhood covers a wide area, with artistic galleries to the west and big-name attractions to the east. River North boasts big names like the Rainforest Café, themed restaurants such as Hard Rock Café and Ed Debevic's. The area is kid-friendly and adult-friendly with a blend of tourist and local destinations. Plus, it's just a few café- and boutique-filled blocks to the Magnificent Mile on Michigan Avenue.

River North is also home to The Merchandise Mart, recently renovated into a first-class shopping center for home design and fashions. Once owned by the Kennedy family, The Merchandise Mart and the Apparel Center across the street are the epicenter of Chicago's world-class furniture and fashion design industry.

Location and Area of River North Chicago North Boundary: 800 N Chicago Ave. South Boundary: ~ 300 N Chicago River East Boundary: 0 E/W State West Boundary: ~400-600 W Chicago River Primary Zip Code: 60610

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Pocket neighborhoods within Lincoln Park include Clybourn Corridor, DePaul, Old Town, Lincoln Park West, Ranch Triangle, Sheffield, West DePaul and Wrightwood. Just a quick drive or commute to Chicago's downtown, residents enjoy a lively cultural scene, exceptional architecture, lovely gardens and of course, the 1,200-acre park. Apartments in Chicago Neighborhoods and Suburbs. Our area of service includes all of north-side Chicago. Most apartments in Chicago that we service start around $900-$1000 per month for one bedrooms. Below are listed some of the major areas we use for listings. Be sure to note the area when you send us your request. Lincoln Park Logan Square West Loop South Loop Bucktown East Village Edgewater Rogers Park Lake View" Streeterville Gold Coast River North Uptown River West Roscoe Village Andersonville Bronzeville Lincoln Square Wicker Park North Center-St. Bens Chinatown Wrigleyville Old Town Director of Business Development Call Any Agent 312.224.9124 Distinctive Housing in River North Chicago River North is an interesting blend of architecture and transformation. Former warehouses have been converted to loft residences, and new townhomes and mid-rise condominium developments are attracting urban dwellers who love the proximity to the Loop and the Financial District. Background and History of River North River North was once home to old manufacturing and warehouses district. Area of Chicago- including the Zip Code To assist you we have set out the typical minium ranges for each bedroom size. Studio 1BD 2BD 3BD Zip Code 60611 -Streeterville (Northwestern Hospital, Michigan Avenue, Navy Pier) 900 1050 1700 2500 Zip Code 60610 - Gold Coast (Rush St., Shopping, Oak St. Beach) 1000 1200 1850 2500 Zip Code 60601 - New East (Millennium Park, Close to the loop, Art Institue, DePaul University) 1000 1250 1900 2500 Zip Code 60605 - Loop (Financial District , Downtown) 1000 1200 1800 2500 Zip Code 60661 - West loop 900 1100 1700 2500 Zip Code 60610 -River North 900 1100 1750 2500 To assist you we have set out the typical minium ranges for each bedroom size. Studio 1BD 2BD 3BD Edgewater 670 970 1200 1550 Lakeview 700 850 1300 1600 Lincoln Park 700 1100 1375 2000 St. Bens 700 850 1000 1600 Uptown 850 900 1200 2000 Roscoe Village 900 1200 1400 Bucktown 650 1200 1600 1800 East Village 800 1200 1500 River West 1000 1200 1600

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