1910 S Michigan Ave

This is a low-rise, four-story condominium building constructed in 2001 and composed primarily of one-bedroom homes with occasional two-bedroom units shown in listings. The exterior presents a contemporary brick-and-glass façade with individual balconies and a monitored video-entry door system. Interiors emphasize open layouts and tall ceilings; typical units feature hardwood floors in living areas, granite counters, island kitchens, in-unit washer/dryer, generous closets, and full baths on the first floor for some units. Shared building elements include an elevator, a small lobby, secured heated garage parking (deeded or available for purchase), and modest common maintenance with utilities such as internet often bundled into HOA fees. The property has an intimate scale—roughly 16–20 units per the marketing—managed as a well-maintained, owner-occupied community with a history of low assessments and occasional rental caps. Located in Chicago’s South Loop near the Museum Campus, Soldier Field, lakefront parks, transit lines, and retail corridors, the building supports an urban lifestyle focused on walkability and easy access to cultural and commuting amenities.