Chicago’s South Loop
has experienced dramatic change
since the 1980’s. Vacant
industrial buildings have become
rehabbed lofts and what was
once empty lots are now luxury
high rise condos. The development
of the south Loop began with
the conversion of publisher
warehouses in printers tow into
lofts followed by the construction
of condos, town homes and single
family homes in Dearborn Park
I & II. Development took
off in the late 90’s has
the construction of high rise
condos began. This development
continued with new buildings
being built as far south as
Cermak. As the neighborhood
grows area amenities have also
grown as grocery stores, wine
bars, retail, light life and
fine dinning continuing to follow
new residence to the area.
The area’s development
has been fuelled by its prime
location just south of downtown.
The neighborhood has excellent
access to transportation as
it is within blocks of the cities
major expressways and Lake Shore
Drive along with many public
transportation options including
three CTA train lines, numerous
bus routes and the Metra electric
line. The areas location gives
residence access to all that
Chicago’s lake front has
to offer with bike trails, museums,
Solder’s Field, Grant
Park, 12th street beach, Burnham
harbor and stunning lake and
city views.
The South Loop is now a thriving
residential neighborhood that
offers prospective residence
a wide range of housing options,
from a quiet Dearborn Park or
Museum Park town home to a brick
& timber loft or a luxury
high rise condo. Begin your
condo search today!
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