180 buildings across 20 neighbourhoods

A tower with 43,000 square feet of amenities and lake views.

High above Michigan Avenue, looking over Grant Park and the lake.

A LEED Gold building with a fifth-floor herb garden.

A rooftop pool with two sundecks, near the lake and Michigan Avenue.

A boutique building with an outdoor heated pool among Victorian streets.

Apartment homes on Milwaukee Avenue, just north of Division Street.

Sixty homes with private balconies above shops on Wells Street.

Loft-style homes with exposed concrete and a landscaped sun deck.

Lofts on Randolph Street with concrete floors and 11-foot ceilings.

A minimalist building on Wabash Avenue, made for simple living.

A high-rise on State Street with views in every direction.

From a basketball court to a lake-view pool deck, on Michigan Avenue.

On the triangle where Division, Milwaukee and Ashland meet.

Loft-style studios with stained concrete floors and in-home washers.

Boutique apartments a few blocks from the Loop and River North.

Steps from the 606 trail, with the Blue Line around the corner.

A rooftop pool and 24-hour concierge, steps from public transit.

A high-rise with floor-to-ceiling windows, minutes from Michigan Avenue.

Apartments and lofts with exposed concrete ceilings, studios to three bedrooms.

Newly renovated apartments with hardwood-style floors on Clark Street.

Furnished apartments a block from Grant Park and the downtown colleges.

Close to the West Loop, River North and the transit hubs.

A tower of 41 floors with over 30,000 square feet of amenities.

A 23rd-floor lounge with city views and a resort-style pool.

A building shaped by thousands of small design details.

On Lake Shore Drive with a rooftop pool, cabanas and pet spa.

Beside the 606 trail, with spaces for evenings in and early workouts.

Lakefront homes on Lake Shore Drive, designed by Booth Hansen.

A historic downtown building reworked into studios and penthouses.

A panoramic rooftop and apartments with vaulted ceilings on Wells Street.

One of the area's first high-rises, with a lounge 45 floors up.

A 42-floor high-rise on Lake Street with condo-quality finishes.

On the corner of Rush and Chicago, with the Red Line outside.

At State and 8th, a short walk from Grant Park.

A boutique building on Huron Street, where the Gold Coast begins.

Studios to three bedrooms between Old Town and the Gold Coast.

Floor-to-ceiling windows and wide-plank floors, between Old Town and the Gold Coast.

Seventy-five homes with city views on Aberdeen Street.

Apartments with a full set of shared amenities and modern finishes.

A two-level co-working space, a podcast studio and a rooftop pool.

Lofts with ten-foot ceilings and exposed concrete in Printers Row.

High-rise homes with nine- to eleven-foot ceilings near the Riverwalk.

Across from Mary Bartelme Park, with a rooftop pool and hot tub.

Floor-to-ceiling windows and skyline views near Printers Row and Museum Campus.

A resort-style pool, a coworking suite and studios to three bedrooms.

Across the street from Wintrust Arena and McCormick Place.

A rooftop pool and gym, a sauna and a dog park.

A small boutique building in the historic Motor Row District.

Across the street from Northwestern Hospital, near the Lakefront Trail.

Studios to two bedrooms with balconies, workspaces and in-unit laundry.

A 32nd-floor lounge with an infinity-edge pool and steam rooms.

Two rooftop decks with views of the lake and downtown.

Between Congress and Harrison, just east of Damen, near the hospitals.

Between the lake and the Magnificent Mile, with spacious homes.

Its name means golden, with a European touch to its design.

A maker space, a lobby cafe and a bike repair station.

A panoramic rooftop lounge and co-working spaces, steps from Restaurant Row.

A rooftop Sky Park and an indoor pool at 441 East Erie.

A pet-friendly building with features rare in rental high-rises.

A print-shop-inspired lounge and an outdoor terrace with a kitchen.

Direct entry to the new Gateway building, minutes from the West Loop.

Lofts in a historic building with exposed brick and vaulted ceilings.

A faceted glass tower of 37 floors beside a 32,000-square-foot park.

A 10,000-square-foot pool deck, one block from the Riverwalk.

Built to condo standards on the west bank of the river.

A 1930 landmark at Lake and Wells, once a bank.

Lake and skyline views, a few steps from the Red Line.

Studios to three bedrooms with expansive windows and shared amenities.

A restored early-1900s printing loft joined to a new building.

Close to Navy Pier, the lake and the Riverwalk.

A tower of 46 floors looking over the river and Navy Pier.

Concrete ceilings and in-unit laundry, just west of Museum Campus.

An outdoor pool, a sundeck and 24-hour concierge with skyline views.

At Montrose and Clarendon, with views of the lake and Montrose Beach.

Within walking distance of the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Penthouses on one and two levels, with studios to three bedrooms.

Apartment homes with an outdoor pool and city views.

Rooftop cookouts, fitness classes and co-working rooms under one roof.

A high-rise at Kinzie and Wells with a top-floor pool deck.

Across from the park, with a rooftop pool and sky deck.

A parkside building with hotel-style amenities beside Union Park.

A high-rise with fitness studios, a bakery and a spa downstairs.

A rooftop pool with cabanas, a spa and guest suites.

Near the North and Clybourn shops, with easy access to Old Town.

30,000 square feet of amenities, with a golf simulator and pool deck.

A LEED-certified, smoke-free building with a rooftop pool and sundeck.

Studios to two bedrooms with flexible plans and built-in smart technology.

Over 50,000 square feet of amenities, including a heated pool and track.

A rooftop pool and gardens with lake views, steps from the shoreline.

A rooftop pool and sun terrace, with 24/7 door staff.

Bay windows and oak floors near Holy Name Cathedral.

A rooftop pool deck and open-plan homes with skyline views.

Lofts and apartments in a renovated historic printing house.

A rooftop deck with grills and fire pits, near Fulton Market.

An indoor pool, a penthouse fitness spa and a rooftop green space.

A pool deck and 24-hour gym near historic Old Town.

A high-rise with floor-to-ceiling windows and skyline views.

On the river at 520 North Kingsbury, by the Grand Avenue bridge.

Lakefront views, a doorman and a heated pool.

Renovated apartments at Lake and Wells, near the lakefront and Riverwalk.

At Clark and Belmont, with the train around the corner.

A short walk from Randolph Street's restaurants and the area's parks.

On the river's banks, with a sky terrace and fire pits.

Two towers with views of the skyline and the lake.

A bold modern building with amenity spaces across several levels.

Brick-and-timber lofts in an early-1900s warehouse near Navy Pier.

Loft apartments with a coworking space and a pickleball court.

A boutique building with a rooftop deck on Chicago Avenue.

Private patios, a rooftop lounge and a large dog park.

At Huron and Wells, with a rooftop lap pool.

Above Block 37, with direct access to the Red and Blue Lines.

On Michigan Avenue, moments from the Randolph and Wabash station.

A high-rise in the Financial District with large outdoor spaces.

Right on Michigan Avenue, a short walk from the lakefront.

490 homes with bay windows and a rooftop pool.

Large balconies, hardwood floors and a landscaped park area.

A boutique building near Second City and North Avenue Beach.

The city's tallest rental tower, designed by Rafael Viñoly.

An eighth-floor rooftop deck and green roof, minutes from downtown.

Private balconies and lake views, near Lincoln Park.

Tall ceilings, kitchen islands and views of the city or lake.

On the site of the old Northwestern Terra Cotta works.

A new boutique high-rise, from convertibles to two bedrooms.

A boutique building of convertible, one- and two-bedroom homes.

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Panoramic windows and modern kitchens, close to the lakefront.

A 23-floor tower near the Red Line and Goose Island.

A pool and rooftop lounge, close to downtown.

A sky deck with an outdoor pool and a screening room.

A heated indoor pool and a rooftop patio over the skyline.

Furnished co-living suites and private apartments with flexible leases.

One- to three-bedroom apartments in the middle of the restaurant scene.

A historic building named for its architect, Alfred Alschuler.

A former industrial warehouse with floor-to-ceiling windows.

A Versailles-inspired landmark with a lake-view rooftop deck.

Steps from the lake, Oak Street Beach and the Magnificent Mile.

A French Chateauesque landmark joined to a 15-floor tower.

The Red Line at its door and the lakefront path steps away.

On the South Branch of the river, with an outdoor pool.

Art Deco character, lake views and a rooftop patio.

A rooftop pool, studios to two bedrooms and expansive windows.

Walls of windows, a pool and a terrace for evenings.

Designed by Hartshorne Plunkard, with poolside cabanas at 225 North Elizabeth.

Next to Grant Park and Soldier Field, with a large outdoor lawn.

Over 100 floor plans on the south riverbank, near Willis Tower.

A 25-floor tower with a private balcony in every home.

176 apartments a short walk from the Blue Line.

One-bedroom homes up to 705 square feet with quartz kitchens.

Twenty-one floors by Antunovich Associates, with a rooftop pool deck.

Lofts with exposed brick and beams and a 360-degree sky deck.

Minutes from Rush, UIC and Stroger Hospital, with the Blue Line nearby.

Boutique living at Madison and Racine with a pool and rooftop views.

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A high-rise steps from Restaurant Row, with a pool and fire pit.

A tower next to Millennium Park, close to the Riverwalk.

A new building with private balconies and a rooftop deck.

At Addison and Clark, right beside Wrigley Field.

Steps from Randolph Street's restaurants and the market's old warehouses.

At Grand and St. Clair, with private balconies and a rooftop pool.

Convertibles to three bedrooms, with a coffee shop on the ground floor.

A vintage landmark with a European-style facade and modern interiors.

Apartment homes on the edge of the Gold Coast.

A heated outdoor pool, a spa and a private drive-thru entrance.

A glass-and-steel high-rise with a fitness club and personal trainers.

One- and two-bedroom homes with a rooftop terrace for morning yoga.

Steps from the Western Blue Line stop, toward Logan Square.

The only building with a direct connection to the 606.

Sloped rooflines with private terraces, a pool and downtown views.

A stately building near Rush Street's restaurants and shops.

Floor-to-ceiling windows with sweeping views across the city.

Two brick high-rises with private patios and an outdoor pool.

On Sheridan Road, steps from the Red Line.

Across from Belmont Harbor, steps from the lake.

At 740 North Aberdeen, with lounges and a pool deck.

Two side-by-side buildings above a new green space.

Skyline views, 9- and 10-foot ceilings and a pool.

Above a four-acre riverfront park, designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli.

46 floors above the meeting of the river's three branches.

Industrial-style lofts with a rooftop deck facing Wrigley Field.

A LEED Gold tower with local artwork throughout.