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363 West Erie Street

363 W. Erie St., Chicago, IL 60654, is a modernized brick and timber loft building in River North, offering new mechanical systems, manned security, bike storage, and proximity to retail, dining, and public transit.

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Located in Chicago’s River North furniture and design district, 363 W. Erie St. is a newly renovated brick and timber loft building. The property features all-new mechanical systems, manned security, new passenger elevators, and bike storage. Numerous retail, dining, and entertainment options are within walking distance, with convenient access to public transportation. Additional amenities include a private rooftop terrace, large kitchen, open meeting areas, and furnished workspaces, making it ideal for live-work-play environments.

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