Loop Relocation

The Loop, New Eastside, Printer's Row, South Loop

The Loop is located in the center of Chicago. Home to the Sears Tower and many other historical sites, residents, businesses and tourists often flock to this bustling community. The nation’s second largest business district, The Loop is the core of Chicago.

Due to its location, the homes in The Loop are some of the most expensive in Chicago, filled with condos, high-rises, townhouses and some single-family homes. The prices range from $200,000 to over $1 million.

To the locals, the Loop is “the real Chicago.” The community is a composition of residents, tourists and businesses. The historical, cultural and architectural sites are a draw for many. Home to the Art Institute of Chicago and many galleries and artists, outdoor sculptures, by such artists as Pablo Picasso and Joan Miró are scattered throughout the area.

Since this area is a huge magnet for tourists and businesses, there is no shortage for dining, shopping and entertainment. Many of Chicago’s well-known sites are located in the Loop, including the famous Chicago skyline, the Marshall Field’s flagship store (now owned and operated by Macy's), the Sears Tower and the Aon Center (the tallest building in Chicago) and the four major financial and futures exchanges, including the Chicago Stock Exchange and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (Merc). For those seeking more culture the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Civic Opera, Goodman Theatre and Art Institute of Chicago are all located in the Loop.