Kinzie Park Tower

Kinzie Park Tower opened in 2000 as part of the Kinzie Park master-planned community — a gated enclave of townhomes, mid-rises, and this 34-story tower at the edge of what was then a quiet industrial corridor along the Chicago River. That corridor is now Fulton Market, one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in the country. Kinzie Park Tower was here first.

At 34 floors and 208 condo units, the building is a mid-sized tower with a distinctly residential character. The Kinzie Park community includes a private park, tennis courts, and a gated entrance — amenities that feel more suburban enclave than urban high-rise. Units range from studios to 3+ bedrooms, with layouts that vary significantly by floor and orientation. The building has been well-maintained but shows its 25 years — finishes and building systems are older than the newer Fulton Market towers.

The location is the story. You're steps from the Clinton Green/Pink Line, a short walk to the Fulton Market restaurant core, and adjacent to the Chicago River. Upper floors have genuine skyline and river views. The gated community feel is a genuine differentiator — you're not in the middle of the weekend restaurant crowds.

501 N Clinton sits at the northern edge of the Kinzie Park community, where the West Loop meets River North. The Fulton Market restaurant corridor is a 10-minute walk south. The Clinton CTA stop (Green/Pink Lines) is steps away. The Chicago River and Riverwalk are immediately adjacent. The gated community creates a buffer from the surrounding neighborhood that's unusual for this location.