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Loft Apartments for Rent in Chicago

Brimming with industrial-chic flair and bathed in natural light, Chicago’s loft apartments effortlessly blend historic character with contemporary comforts. Picture soaring exposed-beam ceilings, oversized factory-style windows framing the city skyline, and open-concept layouts that invite your personal touch. Nestled in vibrant neighborhoods—from the art galleries of River North to the gourmet scene in West Loop—these spacious lofts put boutique cafés, world-class dining, and urban hotspots right at your doorstep. Whether you’re drawn to hardwood floors reclaimed from century‑old mills or sleek, modern finishes, Chicago loft living offers a uniquely urban canvas for your next chapter.

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$2,850

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$3,039

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$2,650

Why Choose a Loft Apartment in Chicago?

  • Spacious open layouts perfect for entertaining.
  • Distinctive features like timber beams, brick walls, and oversized windows.
  • Often located in vibrant neighborhoods full of history and culture.
  • A mix of modern updates and authentic charm.

Types of Loft Apartments for Rent

Industrial Lofts

  • Converted warehouses and factories with authentic industrial details.
  • Exposed ductwork, concrete floors, and massive windows.

Modern Lofts

  • Newly built or recently renovated with loft-style layouts.
  • Sleek finishes, stainless steel appliances, and upgraded kitchens.

Live/Work Lofts

  • Perfect for creatives, entrepreneurs, and remote workers.
  • Flexible layouts ideal for both living and working in the same space.

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Apartment Buildings with Loft Apartments in Chicago

  • Haberdasher Square Lofts – West Loop – Iconic timber and brick lofts in a converted warehouse.
  • Printer’s Row Lofts – South Loop – Historic building with industrial charm.
  • Lofts at River East – Streeterville – Spacious lofts with waterfront views.
  • Bucktown Loft Apartments – Bucktown – Artistic neighborhood living with unique loft layouts.

 

Loft Apartments by Neighborhood in Chicago

West Loop Loft Apartments for Rent

Known as Chicago’s loft capital, the West Loop is filled with warehouse conversions and luxury loft buildings. Perfect for foodies and professionals alike.

South Loop Loft Apartments for Rent

A mix of historic lofts and modern conversions, close to museums, Soldier Field, and the lakefront.

Downtown Chicago Loft Apartments for Rent

Open-concept lofts near the Loop offer easy access to work, nightlife, and public transit.

Lincoln Park Loft Apartments for Rent

Blends historic loft buildings with a residential neighborhood vibe, close to shops and parks.

What to Consider When Renting a Loft Apartment

  • Are you looking for authentic exposed brick/timber or modern finishes?
  • Check for soundproofing — some historic lofts may have thinner walls.
  • Ask about heating and cooling efficiency in open layouts.
  • Look at storage options, since lofts often have fewer closets.

 

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Find Your Perfect Loft Apartment in Chicago

From downtown Chicago loft apartments for rent to West Loop warehouse conversions and modern South Loop lofts, there’s a loft for every lifestyle. Our team of local leasing experts can guide you through the best options and help you find the perfect space to call home.

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Pricing, availability, and specials are subject to change at any time and without notice. Photos may be of various model units, and apartment availability and lease terms may vary. Information is believed to be accurate; however, it is subject to errors and omissions.