Park Michigan

I’ve been living here for a few months now, and when I signed my lease, Monica was the property manager. She was always wonderful—so pleasant, sweet, and helpful. Unfortunately, she’s been replaced with Kim. Since Kim started working here, she’s been harassing me and my guest. She’s now threatening to take legal action against me because she’s assuming that I have an additional party living with me. However, there’s no tangible proof; it’s just a frequent visitor. I explained to her exactly who the frequent visitor is and why he visits frequently. Last time I checked, when you’re dating, separated, or married, your relationship status has nothing to do with your building. If I allow someone to come to my apartment frequently, that’s my business. I shouldn’t be forced to add a frequent visi

I recently toured an apartment with Monika, the property manager, and it was honestly one of the best showings I've had in a while. She was super nice, easy to talk to, and very knowledgeable about the building. The property itself was clean and well maintained. While it's a bit older compared to some South Loop buildings, it's clearly cared for. This is definitely a place I'll be considering when my moving time comes up.

I lived at Park Michigan for a year in a studio and honestly had a very good experience. The highlight for me was definitely the staff—everyone is super nice and welcoming. The maintenance team is also fantastic and super efficient. The only slight downside is that the elevators are often in maintenance, which can be a bit inconvenient. However, the lake view from the apartement and the overall vibe made it a great place to live. Highly recommend!

We recently toured a studio and unfortunately had a very disappointing experience with Danny. From the very beginning, his communication over email felt unprofessional and unhelpful. When I called to clarify some details, he provided inaccurate information, which already made the process confusing. The in-person experience started poorly as well. From the moment we entered, Danny did not greet us professionally. Instead of a proper welcome, he asked, “Who two you’re?” which felt dismissive and uncomfortable. During the tour, the situation became worse. Danny came across as rude and unhelpful, often ignoring our questions. When we asked simple and important details—such as the unit size—he responded dismissively, saying there was only one size and that we would “see it now,” instead of pr

This is a nice place to stay. It's affordable, convenient, close to the museum district, and groceries all within walking distance. The services, admin staff, and security are all very nice people with helpful attitudes. The building and apartments are a bit older, but not dingy. The only pain point is elevator access when it's busy, especially with people are moving in/out taking up one elevator.