fulton market district.
Once a meatpacking district, now a mix of top restaurants, bars, and creative office spaces lining cobblestone streets and brick warehouses.
A dining-forward, design-led neighborhood just west of downtown — known for loft living, luxury rentals, and modern condos.
Life in the West Loop balances historic character with a polished, modern edge. What was once an industrial warehouse district is now one of Chicago’s most sought-after places to live — known for its restaurant scene, thoughtfully designed housing, and an active, social atmosphere that stays busy well beyond the workday.
Randolph “Restaurant Row” and Fulton Market bring award-winning restaurants, cocktail bars, rooftops, and late-night energy — day and night.
A mix of exposed-brick lofts, luxury rentals, townhomes, and newer condo buildings — ideal for buyers and renters who want walkable, modern city living.
Quick access to the Loop, major expressways, and multiple train lines makes West Loop a top choice for downtown commuters.
A few local favorites that give the West Loop its character. These are great starting points if you’re getting to know the neighborhood.
Once a meatpacking district, now a mix of top restaurants, bars, and creative office spaces lining cobblestone streets and brick warehouses.
A stretch of Randolph Street packed with acclaimed restaurants, cocktail bars, and patios that put West Loop on the map as a dining destination.
A modern neighborhood park with green space, play areas, and a popular dog-friendly section — a daily stop for many West Loop residents.
Just south of Randolph, Greektown offers classic restaurants, bakeries, and cultural spots along Halsted Street.
A tucked-away alley off Randolph with bars and restaurants clustered around a shared courtyard-style space.
Home of the Chicago Bulls and Blackhawks, plus major concerts and events, just a quick trip from the heart of the West Loop.