2000 S Michigan Ave

The Locomobile Lofts is a low-rise, three-story brick-and-concrete loft conversion in Chicago’s South Loop, completed in 1920 and adapted into boutique condominium lofts. Units are primarily multi-level 2-bedroom lofts and single-level one-bed configurations that showcase industrial bones: concrete ceilings up to 17–20 feet, oversized wall-to-wall windows, exposed ductwork, and open floorplans with hardwood floors. Interiors commonly include granite counters, contemporary galley kitchens, in-unit laundry, walk-in closets, vaulted or cathedral ceiling volumes, and first-floor bedroom/bath options in some units. The building offers elevator access, private storage cages, and deeded garage parking for owners. Shared spaces are tailored to loft living: an architect-designed gym/workout room, a recently redesigned rooftop deck with grills, seating and garden plans, monitored entry, outdoor lighting, and plans for further roof improvements. The condo association is actively managed with substantial reserves and investor-friendly policies; it enforces move-in/move-out fees and pet registration rules (limits on number/size of pets). Located in the South Loop near the Lakefront Trail, Soldier Field, Chinatown, restaurants, transit hubs and grocery options, the building blends historic character with modern finishes and an engaged residential community.