West Loop / Fulton Market

First-gen West Loop luxury — the amenities that defined the neighborhood before the neighborhood got expensive.

West Loop's original luxury rental — still holding its own.

One Six Six — less 'look at me,' more 'I know exactly what I'm doing.' The Fulton Market address without the Fulton Market chaos.

A boutique West Loop condo on the Chicago River — understated, well-built, and genuinely undervalued.

The building for people who are over the scene. Fulton Market access, boutique scale, and a crowd that already has plans.

Soho House meets luxury rental tower — the poster child for new West Loop money, with 22,000+ sq ft of amenities and a Penthouse Collection that's built for entertaining.

The default luxury pick in the West Loop — high-energy, strategically located, and polished enough to feel like a hotel.

Bozzuto's West Loop flagship — 33 floors on Adams Street with a resort-style amenity deck and strong transit access.

Chicago's original mega-complex — 2,346 units across four 49-story towers. Functional, affordable, and showing every year of its 1987 construction.

The original West Loop luxury tower — still delivering.

Creative-core luxury in the heart of Fulton Market — visually unmistakable, intentionally not for everyone.

Industrial-modern Fulton Market, at a human scale.

The gateway to Fulton Market — with a rooftop pool to prove it.

The original Fulton Market tower — before Fulton Market was Fulton Market.

Onni's Fulton River District tower — modern finishes, rooftop pool, and river views.

A West Loop Gate rental with rooftop pool and strong Fulton Market proximity.