About West Loop Gate
Quick Facts
Current Prices: $217,500 to $950,000
Closed Prices: $157,375 to $1,075,000
Median Sale Price: $316,500
Average $ per sq ft: $329
Association Fee Ranges: $230 to $1472/mo
Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age: 1867 to 2010
Sq. Ft.: 584 to 3200 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 0 to 4 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 1 to 4 Bathrooms
Around West Loop Gate
Over the past two decades, the neighborhood's population has climbed steadily, making the West Loop Gate a more residential area and distinguishing it from the more commercial Loop. The neighborhood has attracted a number of newcomers, ranging from young professionals looking to live in the heart of the city to creative trailblazers thrilled to be putting down roots in a vibrant district.
The West Loop Gate boasts some of the best fine dining in the city. Randolph Street, running through the northern end of the neighborhood, is lined with culinary havens that will serve up a meal worthy of the most distinguished palates. Tables will often be booked weeks in advance, so make a reservation, mark a night on the calendar, and make a big event of it.
High-rise condominiums are the most common housing for those moving to West Loop Gate. While square footage may run smaller and price tags run higher, homes in this neighborhood provide a close view of the city's skyline. Commuters who need to journey to the suburbs or the airport can utilize the nearby Union Station. Parking can be a difficult and expensive affair in West Loop Gate, but its walkability and access to public transportation allow residents get around easily without a car.
Pair a cocktail or two with a meal at a restaurant in the neighborhood to unwind and satisfy your hunger. Afterwards, pop into one of the nearby bars, which are generally quiet and cozy, catering to a local crowd. Enthusiasts of the arts might also check out a show at one of the nearby opera houses or theaters.
Peruse the Chicago French Market, an open shopping and dining experience near Randolph and Clinton. The market is sure to satisfy your needs, whether you're looking to grab a quick lunch, pick up groceries, or discover a special gift for a friend. Afterwards, take a walk along the river for a close-up view of Downtown Chicago's impressive architecture.
Locals Love
- The rich selection of fine dining
- Easy access to transportation
- Being close to downtown while still having a residential atmosphere
Locals Don't Love
- Traffic noise from the highway
- Smaller apartment spaces
- Higher prices that come with the convenient location
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