Chicago & Midwest + Downtown + Apartments | March 11, 2020

Hybrid Apartment/Condo Tower Coming to the Loop

Chicago-based developer Moceri + Roszak is launching sales for Parkline Chicago, a new 26-story luxury tower featuring 24 residential condominiums, 190 apartments and 6,400 square feet of ground-floor retail at 60 E. Randolph St. in the Loop. The building’s sales gallery is slated to open on March 18.

Currently under construction, with Clark Construction as general contractor, the condos are expected to deliver in spring 2021. Leasing of the apartments will begin closer to the completion of the building, which is scheduled for mid-2021.

“The hybrid apartment/condominium model allows for the inclusion of two additional floors of best-in-class amenities that would be challenging to include in a condo-only project,” said Moceri + Roszak’s Thomas Roszak. “All amenities will be professionally managed and maintained, and the thoughtful mix of offerings will greatly benefit each condo owner’s lifestyle and property value.”

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