RMK Management Corp. has been named property manager of The Oliver on LaSalle, a 249-unit vintage luxury rental building at 1140 N. LaSalle Drive in Chicago’s Old Town neighborhood.
Built in 1924, the eight-story building primarily offers micro units, including studio and one-bedroom floor plans. The property’s common areas, amenity spaces and apartments recently were updated and renovated, while its lobby retains some of the building’s original design elements, including a marble entry, tile patterned floor and ornate ceiling relief.
Located just south of Division Street at N. LaSalle Drive, The Oliver at LaSalle sits next to two late 19th-century historic churches, LaSalle Street Church, which is next door, and Church of the Ascension, directly across the street.
With a Walk Score of 99, The Oliver is near public parks including Seward Park and Washington Square Park, and Oak Street Beach is just 5 blocks away. Residents who use a fitness club are about a 5-minute walk from both Soul Cycle Old Town and FFC Gold Coast. Destinations like Lincoln Park Zoo and the Lake Michigan lakefront path also are close by, as are endless shopping and dining options in Old Town and the Gold Coast.
The Oliver is near public transportation, including CTA bus routes that run along LaSalle Drive and Division Street, and is only 2 blocks from the Clark & Division CTA Red Line “L” station.
The pet-friendly building features on-site amenities, such as a 24/7 laundry room; 24/7 fitness center with Peloton equipment; bike storage; and Wi-Fi throughout the common areas. Outdoor amenities include an outdoor courtyard; rooftop patio with grilling stations and lounge furniture; and a dog run area.
Residents can choose from two studio floor plans, each plan offers one bath, while one studio has a den. Two one-bedroom designs include one bath. Floor plans feature an open living room, dining area and kitchen, as well as a coat closet, walk-in closet and built-in shelving (per plan).
All apartments include wood and tile flooring as well as ceiling fans. Kitchens have tile backsplash, wood cabinetry, microwaves and gas ranges, while baths feature a combination shower/tub.
