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General
Streeterville apartments are considered among the most luxurious in Chicago, and for a good reason. With development continuing, Streeterville is home to many of the new luxury apartments in Chicago. Luxury apartments in Streeterville offer an ideal location for those seeking luxury apartments with convenient access to the Loop, River North, Michigan Avenue, and the lakefront. The Streeterville neighborhood is a giant swath of territory sandwiched between the southern half of the Magnificent Mile and the shores of Lake Michigan. It's city living, pure and simple, and it's pretty much all here.
The Streeterville neighborhood includes a generous array of high-rise and mid-rise condos and apartments, many new construction buildings, the Chicago Tribune Tower, Navy Pier, NBC Tower, and a string of hotels. Streeterville is also home to the Museum of Contemporary Art, the massive, sprawling Northwestern University, and the Northwestern Hospital Campus.
For Streeterville apartments, convenience is the name of the game. It has a relatively small footprint so getting around this neighborhood is easy. Renters in Streeterville will find shops ranging from the upscale to the luxurious. The restaurants range from fast food to casual dining, steak houses, and haute cuisine near Streeterville apartments. Streeterville also hosts a 21-screen theater, several health clubs, and plenty of gourmet grocery options.
If you love to walk, Streeterville will suit you well. Parking is expensive, and walking is the easiest option for getting around. Since the Chicago River and Lake Michigan bound this neighborhood, your backyard is the Chicago Riverwalk, the Lakefront Trail, Navy Pier, Olive Park, Jane Addams Park, Lakeshore Park, and Ohio Street Beach. Walking across the Chicago River to the south, you will quickly find yourself at Millennium Park to enjoy the afternoon. In the summer, apartment renters in Streeterville are never more than a short walk to the beach, where you can pick up a trail that extends past the Museum of Science and Industry on the south and up through to Evanston on the north.
Almost all Streeterville luxury apartment buildings and condo buildings with rentals are loaded with amenities. Even the older buildings in this neighborhood have full amenities that could spoil anyone. The newer buildings have all of the comforts of any luxury building in Chicago. Many of the apartment buildings in Streeterville have the best views in the city, with unobstructed lake and city views.
Streeterville, Chicago, has a wide range of apartment sizes. There are always plenty of studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, and great options for more oversized 3-bedroom and 4-bedroom apartments. The larger units won't be affordable, but they are filled with top-of-the-line finishes and amenities. Possibilities will range from condo buildings, penthouses, apartment buildings, lofts, single-family homes, and the Ogden Slip of the Chicago River.
Higher learning institutions that call Streeterville home include Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University Kellogg Business School, and University of Chicago Booth School of Business at the Gleacher Center on the Chicago River. Loyola University and law school are part of the Loyola University Water Tower Campus across Michigan Avenue.
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Dining in Streeterville
Many comfort food places cater to the professional crowd at the medical campus, so a quick and casual bite is close to most Streeterville apartments. Diners looking for an inviting atmosphere and a family-style meal of traditional Italian food can head to Coco Pazzo on East Ohio Street. There’s Ron of Japan on East Ontario for a bit more flair, where dinner is cooked at the table amid pyrotechnic displays. River North is a short distance away from the best steakhouses in Chicago.





Nightlife in Streeterville
Streeterville apartments will have to cede the nightlife crown to neighboring River North. But Streeterville isn’t without its bona fide bars. The one with the best view is Green River, where craft cocktails combine with a straightforward menu of Midwestern classics to offer an elevated drinking and dining experience in its lofty perch atop the Loews Hotel. For more fun, check out FTW, the massive arcade bar that’s good for group celebrations. Pinstripes offers another game-oriented night out for those looking to dust off their bocce ball or bowling skills.


Coffee in Streeterville
Streeterville apartment renters have many professionals who are branching out from the medical campus or office buildings in search of a good cup of coffee. Locals might prefer Dollop over the several Starbucks locations for a bit of caffeine to get their day started. For those who want a delectable bit of fried dough with their cup of joe, Stan’s Donuts is a trusty standby.

Neighborhood Quirks in Streeterville
The neighborhood owes its name to George Wellington “Cap” Streeter, a man who might be called “enterprising” in contemporary lingo...but in his time during the late-19th and early-20th century, he might have been called a straight-up hustler. A noted eccentric, the former riverboat captain built the first semi-permanent structures on a stretch of lakefront land using a boat that had run aground on a sandbar, plus rubble and other debris from the Great Chicago Fire 1871. When the city of Chicago tried to crack down on his makeshift construction projects and shady real estate dealings, Streeter would often respond to their eviction attempts with ornery measures that ran the gamut from dastardly to deadly. He was known to chase away unfriendly visitors with a shotgun.