wrigley building & riverwalk views.
Just across the river, the Wrigley Building and surrounding bridges deliver some of the city’s most iconic river-and-skyline views — especially at golden hour.
River North is a central, high-energy neighborhood just across the river from the Loop — known for its dining, nightlife, art galleries, and high-rise living steps from downtown.
River North is urban Chicago at full volume — towers, river views, packed restaurants, and an easy walk to the Loop, the Magnificent Mile, and the Riverwalk.
Most homes are condos and amenity-rich rentals — doormen, gyms, pools, and skyline views are common, with a few pockets of loft conversions mixed in.
From steakhouses and cocktail lounges to quick coffee and late-night bites, River North is one of the city’s most concentrated corridors for going out.
Multiple bridges into the Loop, plus nearby Red and Brown Line stops, make commuting straightforward — and you’re walkable to the Riverwalk and Michigan Ave.
A few local favorites that give River North its character. These are great starting points if you’re getting to know the neighborhood.
Just across the river, the Wrigley Building and surrounding bridges deliver some of the city’s most iconic river-and-skyline views — especially at golden hour.
The famous “corn cob” towers rise directly from the riverfront, with homes above restaurants, a marina, and easy Riverwalk access.
A massive art deco landmark on the river that hosts showrooms, offices, events, and seasonal Art on theMART light projections.
A riverfront venue with touring acts and themed events — an easy go-to for concerts without leaving downtown.
A go-to spot for Chicago-style hot dogs, Italian beef, and cake shakes — popular with both locals and visitors.
A full-service fitness and social club on the river with indoor/outdoor pools, courts, classes, dining, and a strong community vibe.