Next-Level Apartment Living in Chicago's Best Neighborhoods

Andersonville/Edgewater has quickly become one of the North Side's most popular neighborhoods. Between its specialty bakeries, growing bar scene, and an array of boutiques, Andersonville is a great place to reside.  

Nestled along the lakefront just north of Lakeview is the Buena Park neighborhood, an excellent location for those who relish an active lifestyle merged with a quaint residential setting.

Fulton Market is one of Chicago's most sought-after neighborhoods.  Known for top-rated restaurants, trendy shops, and boutique hotels, native Chicagoans and tourists love exploring all there is to experience.

Just north of downtown Chicago, along the Lake Michigan shoreline, is the historic Gold Coast.  Residents of this neighborhood enjoy walking down streets lined with brownstone mansions, doing some high-end shopping, and dining at Michelin-starred restaurants. 

Lakeview is one of Chicago's liveliest and most accessible neighborhoods. Several distinct areas — East Lakeview, Central Lakeview, Boystown, and Wrigleyville — meld together to form a lakefront community that celebrates diversity.

Lincoln Park is a diverse art and entertainment destination with a plethora of museums, top theaters, and live music clubs. This neighborhood's namesake park contains 1,208 sprawling acres of green space with a free, year-round zoo, a nature museum, and a conservatory.

Due to its close proximity to the lake and downtown, Old Town is a neighborhood destination. Victorian-era buildings, brick alleyways, and narrow, tree-lined streets are charming backdrops to a busy main strip that runs along Wells Street between North Avenue and Division Street. Enjoy entertainment with The Second City and Zanies Comedy Club, indulge at family-owned restaurants, and meet friends out at seasoned taverns and new bars that keep Old Town young! 

River West has undergone a rebirth over the past ten years. In the process, it's become an increasingly desirable location for people looking for peace and quiet, while still having access to the city. With quick access to the highway, the area has become a hot spot for those seeking travel to both the western suburbs and the downtown area while still enjoying the buzz of a big-city neighborhood. 

One of Chicago's fastest-growing neighborhoods is the West Loop. The slew of new and popular restaurant openings has centered around Randolph Street and nearby Fulton Market, aptly named "Restaurant Row”. You can go from sushi bar to sports bar, bakery to a brewery, and wine tasting to taquería all within this stretch. Add an abundance of shopping and large employers and you have found your home.

One of Chicago's creative epicenters lies just northwest of downtown Chicago in Wicker Park and Bucktown. These sister neighborhoods are famous for boutique shopping, book stores, and countless art galleries.