Our Top 3 Places to Rent a Luxury Condo in The Loop Right Now
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Looking for the ultimate downtown living experience? Check out what's currently for rent in these lavish Loop condo buildings situated right in the heart of the city...
223 W. Lake
One of the area’s newest boutique developments, 223 W Lake, serves up loft-style residences in a prime setting. The large rentals are complimented by private elevator entry, high ceilings, reclaimed beams and exposed ductwork. The penthouse units additionally include access to a large, private rooftop terrace.
The Legacy at Millennium Park
Located at 60 E Monroe, Legacy at Millennium Park boats two-, three- and four-bedroom rentals with sweeping views of the lake, the skyline and area parks. The property additionally offers sundecks, a fitness room, a garden…
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