What types of condos are available in Lakeshore East?

Lakeshore East includes luxury high-rise condos, mid-rise buildings, and some low-rise options. Most feature open layouts, hardwood flooring, private balconies, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Several buildings also offer penthouse and duplex layouts.

Are Lakeshore East condos walkable to restaurants and shopping?

Yes, the area has easy access to Mariano’s grocery, Maggie Daley Park, and dining on both the lakefront and Riverwalk. Michigan Avenue and Millennium Park are only a short walk away. The neighborhood is designed to support walkable daily living.

What are typical HOA fees in Lakeshore East?

HOA fees vary by building and unit size but usually include water, heating/cooling, security, and access to amenities. High-rise buildings with pools, gyms, and doormen tend to have higher monthly costs. We’ll break down the inclusions for each listing.

How much do condos in Lakeshore East cost?

Prices range widely. One-bedroom condos can start around $350,000, while larger three-bedroom units or penthouses can exceed $1.5 million. We’ll help you sort available units by budget and layout.

Are pets allowed in Lakeshore East buildings?

Most buildings in the neighborhood allow pets but may impose restrictions on breed or weight. Some include pet spas, dog runs, or nearby parks. We’ll review each building’s policy if you have a pet in mind.

Do condos in Lakeshore East come with parking?

Many condos offer deeded indoor parking, either included or sold separately. Some buildings also offer valet or guest parking options. We’ll confirm parking availability and associated fees for each property you consider.

Is Lakeshore East a good investment location?

Yes, due to its location, modern construction, and limited inventory, Lakeshore East has strong resale value. It continues to see new development and infrastructure improvements. Our team will provide sales history and market trend data for your review.

How close is Lakeshore East to public transportation?

The neighborhood is within walking distance to several CTA stations, Metra stops, and multiple bus lines. It’s also near key bike lanes and pedestrian paths. Transit access is one reason buyers consider it a central, well-connected location.