West Loop
Suits people working in tech offices or wanting Randolph's restaurants and Fulton Market close by, with Morgan station a four-minute walk.
Chicago's residential areas split roughly between the dense downtown core, the lakefront north side, the creative west and northwest, and the university and mural districts to the south. The Loop, River North and West Loop mix workplaces and converted or built-up housing, while Lincoln Park, Lakeview and the Gold Coast sit closer to the lake and its parks and beaches. Wicker Park, Logan Square and Pilsen each have their own street-level character built around shops, venues and galleries, and Hyde Park is anchored by the University of Chicago.
Open Chicago on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.Suits people working in tech offices or wanting Randolph's restaurants and Fulton Market close by, with Morgan station a four-minute walk.
Fits households who want lakefront green space and the zoo nearby, in a polished north side setting of brownstones, with Fullerton about six minutes on foot.
Good for those drawn to the creative northwest side, with boulevard cafés and cocktail bars and Logan Square station four minutes away.
Made for people tied to the University of Chicago or the museum campus on the south side, with the 55th-56th-57th St station a six-minute walk.
Architecture canyon · Riverwalk · The business core
Gallery district & steakhouses · Loft conversions
Restaurant Row on Randolph · Tech offices · Fulton Market
Mansion streets & Oak Street beach · Magnificent Mile edge
Zoo & lakefront green · Brownstones · Polished north side
Indie boutiques & venues · Six Corners energy
Boulevard cafés & cocktail bars · Creative northwest
Wrigleyville & Southport shops · Young & lively
Mexican murals & galleries · 18th Street flavor
University of Chicago · Obama's block · Museum campus south