"Boutique South Loop with rooftop pool — a low-rise courtyard building that punches above its weight."
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Arrive South Loop is a 7-story, 180-unit courtyard building completed in 2010 at 1935 S Wabash. It was originally built as condominiums by Sedgwick Properties but converted to rentals. The building has a rooftop pool and sundeck, private balconies on most units, and in-unit laundry.
At 7 stories, this is one of the lower-rise buildings in the South Loop rental market — which means minimal views but a more intimate, courtyard-style living experience. The 1935 S Wabash address puts it in the southern part of the South Loop, closer to Chinatown than to Grant Park.
Value-conscious South Loop renters who want a rooftop pool and private balcony without paying for a high-rise. The courtyard design and lower density appeal to residents who prefer a quieter building.
Southern South Loop near Cermak — a quieter part of the neighborhood, closer to Chinatown and farther from the Museum Campus. The area has improved but still feels more transitional than the northern South Loop.
Arrive South Loop was built as condominiums in 2010 and converted to rentals. This means the unit layouts and finishes were designed with ownership in mind — generally a positive for renters, as condo-conversion buildings often have more generous layouts than purpose-built rentals. However, building systems are from 2010 and may need attention.
Arrive South Loop is a reasonable value play in the southern South Loop. The rooftop pool and private balconies are genuine amenities for a 7-story building. The location is farther from the action than northern South Loop buildings, and the views are minimal. Best for renters who prioritize price and outdoor space over height and proximity to Grant Park.
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