Love all off these 😍

Big No for me. For those prices go live in the West Village in Manhattan, love my city but there's nothing great about living in the South Loop! Manhattan gots us beat with the glitz and glamour. I'd even prefer Williamsburg, Brooklyn than the South Loop, Chicago.

Your math is off. $4500/month doesn't net out to $3719. Also, that only applies to the first year. There's no discount for the succeeding years.

This the first time that I didn't like any of these , the dens are the size of closet I can't imagine a desk fitting in any of these, this client might be better off getting a 2bed for those prices.

i moved out of Chicago. TAXES are BAD - good luck finding parking and if not u have to pay - rent is not worth them prices when you gotta deal with TRAFFIC, over crowded, people are rude, car jackings and the GUN violence is horrible. now also there beginning to accept tent cities from immigrants.. living in a big city is OVERE RATED

Who the heck can afford $3000 a month????????????????

Love the last one. Yes it’s the most expensive and the smallest but it’s all about the views for me. Bravo Caira, great video! 🥰❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

All was great....but number 1 was my fav😊

thank you so much for making this video! :)

Noooo 🙅‍♀🙅‍♀🙅‍♀to the Jack and Jill. Cute apts though.

can we get some budget friendly options

The first unit might have been a unit to meet ADA requirements at the time the building was built. A wheelchair would likely able fit under the bathroom sink

You’re lucky that you haven’t had any bad incidents against you. Stay safe.

I love spring, summer and fall. HATE winter in a Chicago. So happy to see January 31st come and go.

I like #2...luv the w/d in the closet...of course they r all great!!!

I feel like if you're going to pay that much for a 1 bed/1 bath plus den, you might as well get a 2 bed...

I personally don't like having my bedroom be the only entry to the bathroom.

It's just incredibly unrealistic to live in one of these by yourself unless you're making 150k+. Crazy market

Wow I like it. Maybe you should make a video for one beds with kitchen island in west loop. Looking forward to find an apartment and move there

I loved it! Where is the first apartment option located?

ok it's clear to me the den puts any apartment out of my price range :). 1 bedrooms it is!

I wouldn't want to go through someone's bedroom to get to the bathroom.

Looking to move out to chicago in the next few weeks. These prices are absolutely brutal. Like, wow. I felt like my $2100 apartment in LA was horribly expensive when I lived out there a few years ago. But getting up to $4000 per month on rent is just insane. Not a criticism of your video, its well made, you are a great presenter. I am just suffering from a lot of sticker shock looking at these prices.

I always thought I didn't mind not having a second door to get to the bathroom, but I 100% do, especially when people come for maintenance or to take care of my pets!

I live in the last floorplan. Nice building would recommend to anyone. The non-ada’s come with a lot more storage and 2 closets in the room. The building hosts lots of events for residents

I love this educational purpose channel since I'm a Illinois native but I love the state of Indiana more. I am willing to learn something new everyday. Thank you Caira.

Hey Caira can you please let me know the name of the building for option B in this video? Please 🙏🏿

Hey what is the name of the building for one bed c and one bed d. I’m asking so I can see the prices of today. Please and thank you

What an excellent source of info for those thinking of moving to Chicago. Great video Caira! And love to see Louie in his perch behind you. 🥰❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

So what if you’re moving from out of Alaska but are unable to have a job lined up? Is there a certain amount of savings cushions that could offset that? Like a 12-18 month fund? I think we’ll be in this situation and curious of that reality.

can you make a video about moving to chicago for a job? how does a newly graduated person with no real income get an apartment without the offer letter proving they can afford the apartment? are the apartment that take you with the offer letter any different than those that don’t?

finances: - application fee 50-75$ - admin fee 300-700$ - first month rent before moving in - usually no security deposit

Still love Giordano’s had them all. All are good choices but Lou is light on the toppings.

What about credit checks when it comes to application? Is that still a thing for landlords or its more about having the ideal income?

Would a leasing agent still be worth it if your budget is on the lower end? (1200-1400 and lower)

Great City! Comparable to Miami just a little colder :D Cheers from Chicagos suburbs

I loved this video. Are there any differences for out-of-country/international movers?

Thank you for sharing this info. The process is way different in New Jersey. It cost me $11,200 to move into my current apartment where the rent is $3200. I can’t wait to leave… I need some of that midwestern vibes. 😊

New subbie, just found your channel & your vlogs are so enjoyable!

The architectural view from the first is amazing. Each of them are just beautiful, but and I don’t mean to be a negative poop here, the color palette is so freaking vanilla and boring! Give me color, baby!😂

I'll be making an international move after 7 years away from the US 😅looking forward to working with Moxie to make the transition, super nervous about it but hoping it goes as smoothly as possible🤞

I love my metro backpack! It’s been my EDC for the past 6 months. I was walking around the west loop a couple of days ago and noticed Monos is opening its first U.S store here 😀😀

Icon for this video. I'm really hoping to move after graduation

This was so informative. I’ve been thinking about moving from NYC to Chicago and the application process is so easy compared to ours! Can you share more about rent increases? How does that work and how often does the rent go up? Does it go by income or percentage? Thank you.

super helpful video Caira. Thanks !

I was born and raised in the northern suburbs of Winnetka, Illinois and I love going to Downtown Chicago, West Loop and South Loop with my mom, dad, my sister and best friend. I am loving my home out here in the Indiana Dunes with my husband and my newborn daughter who arrived on Jan 28th. He was born and raised on the Southside of Chicago in the Roseland neighborhood all his life and I love our diversity of culture. You would see the Home Alone house located in my hometown.

Most Chicago tenants do pay a security deposit. I'm a homeowner now, but I know many people leasing and all paid security deposit.

Does Moxie have individual unit/condo listings too? Or just buildings?

Omg wow thank you so much! 💕 I have been looking for this specific information! I had reached out to a real estate agent few months ago and I was told I had to secure a job there first to be helped.

This was incredibly helpful! Thank you so much, friend.