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Sterling Bay Poised to Start Pre-Leasing on Fulton Market Apartments 

Sterling Bay, in partnership with Ascentris, said its new residential project at 160 N. Morgan will be called The Dylan, with pre-leasing beginning this summer. The 282-unit project, which topped out construction in March, is Sterling Bay’s first residential development in the Fulton Market District. 

“Like many cities across the country, Chicago is experiencing an increased demand for high-end residential, especially when it comes to rental options,” said Andy Gloor, CEO of Sterling Bay. “The Dylan is the first of many hospitality-inspired residential buildings that Sterling Bay will deliver to meet the moment in Fulton Market, with more like it coming soon in Chicago, including at Lincoln Yards, and in new markets across the country.” 

Sterling Bay Property Management will oversee the management of The Dylan. The team has also partnered with residential brokerage Luxury Living to facilitate leasing. Move-ins are anticipated for this fall. 

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