Home > Chicago > The Loop Apartments > 73 East Lake
Top Amenities
View All >
- Cat friendly
- Dog friendly
- Fitness Center
- Granite Countertops
- Hardwood Floors
- Private Balconies
- Private Decks
- Resident Lounge
- Rooftop Deck
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Swimming Pool
- Washer/Dryer In Unit
About this Location
7-Eleven
2 min walk
2 min walk
Grant Park
4 min walk
4 min walk
Lots of bars and
restaurants nearby
restaurants nearby
ME (rail) - 4 min
Red Line (metro) - 4 min
Red Line (metro) - 4 min
Pricing
updated 1 hr ago
Studio, 1 Bath
$2,582+
1 Bedroom, 1 Bath
$3,124+
2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
$3,493+
Schedule Appointment At
(888) 398-1941-
Building Related
-
Elevators
-
Smoke-Free Community
-
-
Convenience
-
Business Center
-
Conference Room
-
-
Entertainment
-
Game Room
-
Hot Tub
-
Resident Lounge
-
Rooftop Deck
-
Theater Room
-
-
Included
-
Electricity Included
-
Gas Included
-
-
Kitchen
-
Dishwasher
-
Garbage Disposal
-
Granite Countertops
-
Luxury Cabinets
-
Microwave
-
Refrigerator
-
Stainless Steel Appliances
-
Stove & Oven
-
-
Laundry
-
Washer and Dryer Hookups In Unit
-
Washer/Dryer In Unit
-
-
Lease Terms
-
Application Fee
-
Online Rent Payment
-
-
Living Room
-
Air Conditioning
-
Hardwood Floors
-
Large Windows
-
Vaulted Ceilings
-
-
Parking & Transportation
-
Bike Storage
-
Parking Garage
-
-
Pet Terms & Amenities
-
Cat fee
-
Cat friendly
-
Dog Park
-
Dog fee
-
Dog friendly
-
Max Pets Limit
-
Pet Grooming Station
-
-
Security & Maintenance
-
24 Hour Emergency Maintenance
-
24-Hour Front Desk
-
Controlled Access
-
-
Sports & Fitness
-
Fitness Center
-
Swimming Pool
-
-
Storage
-
Additional Storage Available
-
-
View
-
Amazing Views
-
Private Balconies
-
Private Decks
-
Overall rating 9.0/10, based on 63 renter reviews Write a review
8.5
Location
9.5
Amenities
8.6
Management
7.2
Value
8.3
Social
9.2
Safety
73 East Lake reviews and highlights
- amazing indoor pool, steam room, hot tub, and gym.
- the location of the building is amazing
- expensive and claims to be high-end
- management of this residence is awful
4
Average
Overall score
Location
Amenities
Management
Value
Social
Safety
Nice views, terrible management
If it wasn't for the location and for the view, we would have terminated our lease already. The management of this residence is awful, completely dishonest and way too focused on playing cops than on trying to build a good (long term) relationship with their tenants. I would have expected much more professionalism and respect from a residence that is so expensive and claims to be high-end.
Keep reading
Was this review helpful?
Yes
No
Reviewed by
Natalie
Dec. 9, 2015
-
Couple
-
2 beds / 2 baths
The Neighborhood
Signature Spots
Back
About The Loop
This centrally located neighborhood offers its residents with very popular architectural signature landmarks such as the Frank Gehry-designed amphitheater or the most visited Cloud Gate with its contemporary designs. Alongside these remarkable structures, the Loop encloses cultural institutions, imp...
Median rents in The Loop
Studio
$
2,000
1 Bedroom
$
2,400
2 Bedroom
$
3,300
Getting around The Loop
ME (rail)
4 min
Red
4 min
Green
3 min
Blue
6 min
147/151/20 (bus)
2 min
J14 (bus)
5 min
Parking at 73 East Lake
Parking Garage
Parking Near 73 East Lake
60 E. Lake St. Garage
2 min
$304 / month
Tavern at the Park - Valet
4 min
$230 / month
Wabash-Randolph Self Park
4 min
$270 / month
Parking rates are for informational purposes only and may vary — for most up to date pricing, please reach out to the garage directly.
The Loop Reviews
349 reviews
Very secure and tranquil. Very close to public transportations. Namely millennium station which I use to ride the Metra trains to campus.
Very close to the lake and navy pier
Great park surrounded by all the buildings.
There’s good supermarket that has everything. A couple restaurants and coffee shops are also there.
Very close to the lake and navy pier
Great park surrounded by all the buildings.
There’s good supermarket that has everything. A couple restaurants and coffee shops are also there.
Amazing place to have a social life! It is super close to Gleacher and to where recruiting events take place. Most Boothies live in this area and that helps creating a nice community. West loop with amazing restaurants is 2 metro stops/5min uber. TNDCs also happen walking distance. Its also where most touristic attractions are so its great for when friends/family visit you.
Safe neighborhood and good because it’s where most Booth students live but it’s a little sterile esp at night. Lots of tourists around. I would not live in this neighborhood if most other students didnt live here. However it is convenient to get to most places around chicago. In the middle of everything
Columbus plaza is on the quieter side, a few blocks away from Michigan. Tides and park millennium are even quieter but lack the river views that CP offers. It can be a bit too empty at night, which may be of concern to some. Most of the nearby restaurants in the pedway focus on serving office workers so they close around 6pm. Great access to river walk for running or biking.
The Loop has pros and cons. Living in the Loop is nice because during the day up until about 8 p.m. there are people walking around the streets which is nice because you feel more secure walking. However, on weekends and after a certain time at night it empties and it can be a little eerie.
That being said, if you're anywhere near State St. or the Mag mile, there's pretty much people around at any given hour. It's fun to live downtown because the streets are bustling with interesting people, sometimes there's live music on street corners and there are a lot of restaurants and shops.
That being said, if you're anywhere near State St. or the Mag mile, there's pretty much people around at any given hour. It's fun to live downtown because the streets are bustling with interesting people, sometimes there's live music on street corners and there are a lot of restaurants and shops.
Beautiful area in a great location with a dog park, playground, and full service grocery store in short walking distance. Restaurants and transit are just ok in this area, but not a bad walk to the "L" and that opens up the restaurant options. No close-by childcare for kids under preschool age, but great preschool and private elementary school, with high price tags. Ubers often find this place impossible to locate due to GPS's going crazy with the multiple layers of Wacker, Randolph, Columbus, and East South Water Street.
The Loop is an unlikely place to live but I love it. You are in the heart of the city, close to every L line possible, very good restaurants and walking distance to River North without paying River North prices for apartments. Apartments are smaller throughout the neighborhood but if you are an urbanite and don't mind limited closet space you will love it here. Mostly everyone is walking distance to work.
Great location close to blue, brown, green, pink, orange and red lines. 10 minute walk to State St., 5-10 minutes to River North, 15 minutes to Michigan Avenue. Grocery stores aren't really walkable but most people in the building use PeaPod/Instacart. Safe to walk around at night. A lot of new restaurants (quick service) opening in the area.