Chicago Tribune features Near West Side’s Fulton River District

Today’s Chicago Tribune had a nice article on the Fulton River District Neighborhood located in the Near West Side area of Chicago. The Fulton River District is bound by the Chicago River on the east, Interstate 90/94 on the west, Ohio Street feeder ramps on the north and Madison Street on the south. While the article has the boundaries correct, the Tribune’s Community Intelligence Map incorrectly shows the south border as Lake Street. The landmark in the Fulton River District that most Chicagoan’s are probably familiar with is Metra’s Ogilvie Transportation Center.

I recently showed buyers the penthouse at the Residences at RiverBend, a condo at 333 N. Canal in the Fulton River District where the Chicago River branches. With the river branches providing a natural buffer between it and other buildings to the east, it has an incredible view of the Loop and Near North Side!

For the full Chicago Tribune article on the Fulton River District read, “A lot to soak up in Fulton River District“.

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