Category Archives: West Loop

It’s Oprah Winfrey’s Last Week in Chicago

Oprah Winfrey has been the undisputed queen of the talk show for nearly 25 years. But her reign of TV dominance is about to come to an end.
Oprah will film and air the last episode of her popular talk show later today. And she intends to leave Chicago for the warmer climes of California sometime soon after.
During her time as a talk show host, Oprah brought much joy and many jobs to Chicago. She also contributed, almost single-handedly, to the renovation and expansion of the West Loop.
When Oprah decided to …

by Lindsey Anderson on June 8, 2011

Vintage store Decollage moves into Near West Side

The Near West side is home to trendy restaurants and shops.

While the West Loop corridor is increasingly becoming known as home to some of the best Chicago restaurants, that’s not stopping some fashionable storefronts from moving in. Decollage opened at 1219 W. Madison in March 2011, and it’s fitting right into the neighborhood. Midwest native Kelsey Tanner-O’Connor is selling both couture and vintage fashion, which she has found at auctions as well as estate sales, from a variety of 1900s decades.
Despite the vintage items, this isn’t your typical vintage store. …

by Liz SanFilippo on May 18, 2011

1645 West Ogden

1645 West Ogden is located in the trendy West Loop neighborhood of Chicago. The West Loop is best known for its amazing cultural centers like Greek Town, Maxwell Street, and Little Italy. This area was once primarily industrial, but a surge in restoration and renovation has transformed this  neighborhood into a hip and historic hotspot.

The 207 units in 1645 West Ogden span 8 floors and range in price from $100K-$500K. Residents of this fine development enjoy excellent eastern views of the Chicago skyline from expansive windows in their homes.

If you …

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by Anthony Longo on September 30, 2010

1645 W. Ogden

1645 W. Ogden

1645 W. Ogden

The West Loop is still hot even in a cool economy, and folks are continuing to discover the charms of the area. Add 1645 W. Ogden to the list of intriguing buildings in the booming area.
Located just steps from the United Center, Greektown, the University of Illinois at Chicago, Little Italy, and Maxwell Street, this building offers tremendous views of Chicago’s great skyline, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, high ceilings, balconies, and fireplaces.
That’s not to mention the easy access to Chicago’s Loop, public transportation, and several major …

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by Anthony Longo on July 6, 2010

SkyBridge Chicago

SkyBridge Chicago

SkyBridge Chicago–photo credit to Jarred Trost

SkyBridge Chicago is the type of building that luxury buyers dream of. Located in Chicago’s West Loop, this building offers one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units with up to 3.5 baths. The largest units are up to 4,200 square feet.
The units come with GE appliances, full-sized washers and dryers, bathroom cabinets that offer a choice of maple, oak, laminate, or Thermofoil; Grohe faucets, double-bowl sinks; American Standard commodes; guest tubs; and master whirlpools.
Gas fireplaces are available, and units also feature 9-foot ceilings, granite counter tops, …

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by Anthony Longo on May 31, 2010

A Chicago Neighborhood Fit For King James

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If NBA superstar LeBron James signs with the Chicago Bulls when NBA free agency begins, he’s going to need a place to live, at least during the season. Here’s our top five choices for the King, should he sign here.
1. River North
This part of town is a top destination for the young and the rich. It offers more nightlife than the nearby Gold Coast, and it’s proximity to downtown is appealing. So, too, is its accessibility to the Kennedy Expressway, a necessity for athletes who need to get to the …

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by Anthony Longo on May 20, 2010
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