One Chicago Apartments

The River North apartments for rent at One Chicago Apartments broke ground in March of 2019 and are expected to welcome their first renters in summer of 2022. There are two towers that comprise the development at 1 W. Chicago Ave and they’re rising across the street from the landmark Holy Name Cathedral at the intersection of Chicago Ave and N. State St. The dual tower development will be home to 735 apartments when construction is complete. The One Chicago Apartments development also contains plans for 77 condos that will range in price from $1.75 million to $28 million, making it one of the priciest and most exclusive addresses in Chicago. 

Renters at One Chicago will have a smartphone app to manage nearly every facet of life in these luxury apartments. From the app, renters can request elevators, remotely lock or unlock their apartment doors, and get updates about available amenities. There is a retail space in the ground floor of OOne Chicago Apartments, meaning renters at these new construction apartments won’t have to travel far for daily necessities from planned retail occupants like Whole Foods. There will even be a fitness club and a large outdoor dog park for renters to visit with their four-legged friends. Parking for up to 1,100 vehicles is also part of the plan for One Chicago.

Schools near these new River North apartments include Latin School of Chicago, Frances Xavier Warde Catholic School, GEMS World Academy, Chicago Grammar School, Ruben Salazar Elementary School, Ogden Elementary School, Cornerstone Academy, and Catherine Cook School.

Colleges and universities in the neighborhood around One Chicago Apartments include Loyola University Downtown Campus (right across the street), Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Moody Bible Institute, Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, and the University of Chicago Gleacher Center.

Mobility should be easily solved for renters at One Chicago Apartments. The CTA Red line station at Chicago is just a few yards away from the main entrance. The CTA bus routes within reach of One Chicago include bus nos. 125, 143, 146, 147, 148, and 151 on Michigan Ave. Renters who want to explore parks and recreational spaces nearby can visit the Lakefront Trail, Goudy Square Playground Park, Connors Park, Lake Shore Park, Washington Square Park, Lake Michigan, and Oak Street Beach. Looking for a bit of culture? Renters at One Chicago will be close to City Gallery in the historic Water Tower, The Newberry Library, Alliance Francaise de Chicago, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago Poetry Foundation, and the Richard Driehaus Museum.