345 E Eastgate Pl

A six-story mid-century condominium building in Chicago built in 1968, composed primarily of one- and two-bedroom residences. The facade and massing reflect straightforward slab-block construction typical of the era; interior construction uses Flexicore concrete elements and an elevator serves all floors. Units are characterized by large windows that provide strong natural light and eat-in kitchens; many apartments have been updated over time with modern finishes such as wood-look laminate floors, granite counters, and stainless appliances. Shared building features include an attended or secured lobby entry, coin-operated laundry on-site, individual storage lockers or storage cages on the first floor, and a bike room. Parking provisions vary by unit and include at least some reserved outdoor or partially covered assigned spaces plus permit-only street parking nearby. Management policies historically allow rentals without caps, and the property permits typical city pets subject to association rules. The location sits minutes from the lakefront, McCormick Place, and downtown transit corridors, offering quick access to Lake Shore Drive and major expressways; the immediate neighborhood blends established residential blocks with newer restaurants, retail nodes, and medical and convention destinations. Overall the building offers practical, commuter-friendly housing with a mix of original mid-century structure and selective unit rehabs.