I love the unit, it’s been quiet and I haven’t had any problems getting packages or deliveries. The only reason the rating isn’t higher is because the elevators keep breaking down and it’s been very inconvenient while they are working to upgrade all the elevators. It has not been communicated well and it’s difficult to tote laundry down to the basement without the maintenance elevator.

I have lived in this building for 4 years. It is a 12-15 minute walk from the hospital, located on arguably the nicest street in downtown Chicago (lots of boutique high-end stores that I could never afford). It is one block from the beach/lakefront trail. 5 minute walk to two different red line stations, 1 block away from multiple bus lines that can get you to Lakeview, Lincoln Park, Wicker Park, the Loop, or South Loop all within 15 minutes easily. It is surrounded by fun restaurants in Gold Coast which is a very nice and bustling area. It is a 15 minute walk to Chicago's largest green space Lincoln Park (the actual park). I'm a Chicago native and can confidently say there is not a more convenient location to live in the city. Add the fact that Gold Coast is an interesting, old neighborhood that provides a lot of character and nice separation from the hospital and you have the ideal spot to live as a Feinberg student. It is quieter than Streeterville, more interesting, much prettier, and more convenient.

Regarding the building itself: 1930s brick 20 story building that is very well maintained. Tall ceilings, great natural lighting, nice accents like picture/wall/crown molding that give character to the walls, very functional built-ins in walk-in closet, etc. My studio is very spacious, has a separate kitchen that is large and is through a pretty set of French glass doors that completely separate the kitchen from the rest of the apartment. Have never had someone over and not had them remark on how spacious the studio is and how surprised they are by the rent given location and space. Apartments are very quiet, have only heard neighbors on a few occasions. Building has a very pretty roof with views of the beach/buildings, no fancy stuff but lots of tables and lawn chairs. Gym in basement is pretty functional, bike room, laundry room. Front desk staff are very friendly and professional, management is great, maintenance are awesome, responsive, and friendly. Building also has convertibles and 1 beds that are beautiful. No pool, barbecues, or communal entertainment spaces.

40 E Oak is easily one of the best places I've lived. With its vintage charm and attentive staff, I couldn't ask for more. The building is kept nice and clean. There are great amenities like a gym, 24hr doorman, and Internet access included in rent.

I absolutely love living at 40 E. Oak. It is prime location for shopping, site seeing, restaurants, bars, and best of all the lakefront. My only complaint was that they were raising the rent and asking me to leave exactly one year from my initial move in date. I would've most definitely committed to another year of living had they spoke to me and negotiated something. I have no complaints as far as service and maintenance.

This apartment is really lovely and the floor plans are unique. Some of the paint is chipping off the walls, but the building is very old so thats not altogether unsurprising. Management seems scattered but they are helpful when needed. Huge windows, and rooftop deck are a plus.