
556–566 W. Van Buren St., Chicago, IL 60607
"A 12-story West Loop rental under construction with $64M in financing secured"
All information on this page is based on pre-sales materials, architectural filings, and developer announcements. Ratings are preliminary and will be updated once the building opens and residents move in. Occupancy is expected in 2027.
556–566 West Van Buren is a 12-story, 199-unit mixed-use rental building under construction in Chicago's West Loop, developed by Riverside Investment & Development and Bluestar Properties. The project secured $64 million in financing in April 2026, and site preparation is underway with completion expected by the end of 2027.
Designed by Antunovich Associates, the building will include ground-floor retail and a full amenity package. The West Loop location puts residents steps from the Clinton Blue Line station, the Fulton Market restaurant corridor, and the Loop.
We will publish full ratings once the building opens.
West Loop and Fulton Market renters who want Blue Line access, walkability to the Loop, and proximity to Chicago's best restaurant neighborhood.
The West Loop is one of Chicago's most sought-after neighborhoods, anchored by the Fulton Market restaurant corridor and Google's Midwest HQ. The Clinton Blue Line stop is steps away, connecting residents to the Loop in minutes.
Site preparation is underway and $64 million in financing has been secured. Residents are expected to begin moving in by the end of 2027.
556–566 West Van Buren is a well-located West Loop rental under construction with Blue Line access and Fulton Market walkability. We will publish a full review once the building opens in 2027.
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