A coveted village in the heart of the city surrounded by parks, water, and culture in the East Loop.
While Millennium Park, Chicago Riverwalk, Lake Michigan harbors, and Michigan Avenue are premium extensions of New Eastside, the neighborhood is also home to its own secluded 6-acre park, as well as exceptional restaurants, shops, grocery stores, and schools within a modest radius.
Uncommon urban serenity in a newly developing downtown community.
With the nearest “L” stop a half-mile away and minimal nightlife destinations, New Eastside is generally more tranquil than other downtown areas. However, dining, shopping, and other amenities can be found within the perimeter, and Michigan Avenue and the Loop are mere steps away.
With easy access to Chicago’s intricate pedway system, residents enjoy a hassle-free work commute to the Loop on foot.
Residents favor the neighborhood because it’s intertwined with city life, yet somewhat removed from the throngs of tourists. With pedestrian-dedicated walkways and tunnels, work commuters or anyone wanting to connect with businesses, hotels, and public transit in the Loop can do so expediently.
Characterized by cutting-edge high-rise condos as well as some contemporary townhomes with brick-and-glass fronts.
The newer residential towers have ultramodern amenities galore; many are energy-efficient and environmentally-friendly by design.
A less-boisterous, more modernistic pocket within the city.
This well-situated, relatively new downtown community comprises architecturally striking skyscrapers, and since the preferred means of travel within its limits are by foot, your peaceful, contemporary pad with sweeping views makes life here that much grander.
- The Loop 13m by train, 8m by car
- Merchandise Mart 20m by train, 11m by car
- Union Station 29m by train, 12m by car
- McCormick Place 33m by train, 16m by car
- East to West Lake Michigan to Michigan Ave
- North to South Chicago River to Millennium Park
- Nearby Neighborhoods Chicago Loop, Streeterville, and River North
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Luxury and respite at the city’s core, where activities abound.
Living in New East Side means easily scoring the best picnic spots for free performances in Millennium Park, short lakefront hikes to a game at Soldier Field, direct access to The Art Institute of Chicago via the park and Bridgeway, dining in style on a rooftop in the Loop or riverwalk patio—and retreating to one of the most well-designed, up-to-date residential buildings in the city for downtime.
