Construction has reached its full height at Pearl Fulton Market, a 32-story residential high-rise in Chicago, marking a key milestone in the continued evolution of the city’s Fulton Market district.
Located at 370 N. Morgan Street, the 539,000-square-foot (50,075-square-meter) tower will deliver 494 apartments, including 99 affordable units, with layouts ranging from studios to two-bedroom residences. Designed by Antunovich Associates, the building reflects a contemporary interpretation of Chicago’s modernist legacy, drawing inspiration from the work of architect Mies van der Rohe while integrating large-scale residential density into a formerly industrial district.
Amenities are organized to support a lifestyle-oriented residential environment, including a 30th-floor pool deck and outdoor terraces, fitness and wellness spaces, coworking areas, and social and event rooms. A four-story podium will accommodate approximately 190 parking spaces, while 4,500 square feet (418 square meter) of ground-floor retail will activate the streetscape. The project is part of a broader 1,500-unit master-planned development, as the neighborhood continues transitioning from a historic industrial corridor into a dense, mixed-use urban district.
Leasing is expected to begin in early 2027, with first occupancy anticipated in spring of the same year, adding to Chicago’s expanding inventory of high-quality multifamily housing in transit-accessible urban locations.
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