Corporate housing in Chicago, IL
Class-A residences in Chicago for relocations, project teams and extended assignments — held to one specification, ready the day your people land, invoiced to the company.
Available now · Chicago, IL
10 properties
Available Oct 10, 2026Home in Chicago, IL
The Drake Highrise
$4,500per month1 bedroom · 1 bath · 720 sq ft
Available Oct 25, 2026Home in Chicago, IL
The Perla Highrise
$4,500per month1 bedroom · 1 bath · 660 sq ft
Available Oct 27, 2026Home in Chicago, IL
The Atlas Highrise
$6,000per month2 bedrooms · 1 bath · 1,000 sq ft
Available Oct 31, 2026Home in Chicago, IL
The Celine Highrise
$4,800per month1 bedroom · 1 bath · 663 sq ft
Available Oct 31, 2026Home in Chicago, IL
The Oliver Highrise
$4,500per month1 bedroom · 1 bath · 720 sq ft
Available Nov 1, 2026Home in Chicago, IL
The Eclipse Highrise
$4,500per month1 bedroom · 1 bath · 760 sq ft
Available Nov 1, 2026Home in Chicago, IL
The Lauren Highrise
$4,500per month1 bedroom · 1 bath · 660 sq ft
Available Jan 31, 2027Home in Chicago, IL
The Waldorf®
$4,500per month1 bedroom · 1 bath · 660 sq ft
Available Feb 1, 2027Home in Chicago, IL
The Morgan Highrise
$4,500per month1 bedroom · 1 bath · 720 sq ft
Available Jun 30, 2027Home in Chicago, IL
The Astoria Highrise
$4,500per month1 bedroom · 1 bath · 720 sq ft
Three steps to placing your people
- 01
Send us the assignment
The city, the dates and how many people. We come back with what is available and a corporate rate against it.
- 02
Approve one figure
Rent, furniture, utilities and Wi-Fi in a single monthly number, invoiced to the company with purchase orders supported.
- 03
They move in
Keys on arrival. No lease for anyone to negotiate, no deposit to reclaim and no setup for a relocation manager to chase.
Premium corporate housing for executive needs
Every residence is furnished and maintained by our own team to one specification, so a director landing in Irvine and a colleague landing in Manhattan walk into the same standard. That is what makes an extended assignment repeatable rather than a negotiation each time.
- Designer furniture
- Furnished by our own design team to one specification — the same in Irvine as in Manhattan.
- A kitchen you can cook in
- Equipped down to the cookware. Dinner at home on a Tuesday, not another restaurant bill.
- Hotel-grade linens
- Linens and towels laundered and replaced by our own housekeeping staff.
- Wi-Fi and utilities
- High-speed Wi-Fi and a smart TV, with utilities inside the monthly rate.
- Laundry in the residence
- A washer and dryer inside most residences. No coins, no basement, no per-item charge.
- Parking arranged
- Sorted at the building before you arrive, where the building offers it.
Buildings that work as hard as your team
Corporate housing is only as good as the building around it. Every address we hold in Chicago has a pool and a fitness center; most add a clubhouse with conference rooms and work-from-home space, so an employee on a long assignment is not running a working day out of the kitchen.
Resort-style pool
Every building we hold in the city has one, most of them on the roof.
In-building gym
Downstairs and included, so a month here does not mean a month of day passes.
Lounge and conference rooms
Somewhere to take a call that is not the kitchen table.
The building itself
New construction, chosen before a single residence inside it was.
The pool deck
Loungers, cabanas and a view worth the lift ride, on the residents' floor.
The fitness floor
Cardio, free weights and machines, open to residents around the clock.
A guide to corporate housing in Chicago
Chicago is a headquarters and consulting city, which is what drives most of the extended stays we host here. Boeing, McDonald's, Abbott, Archer Daniels Midland and United all run head offices in the metro, the Big Four and the major consultancies keep large Loop practices, and Northwestern Memorial and Rush anchor a medical corridor that runs its own rotation of visiting staff. Those are assignments measured in months, not nights.
Our inventory sits in two lakefront towers: Coast Lakeshore in Streeterville, north of the river and inside walking distance of the Magnificent Mile and Northwestern's downtown campus, and The Reed in the South Loop, close to the Museum Campus and the southern end of the Loop. Both put an employee inside the L's reach of every downtown office, and both are new high-rise stock rather than converted walk-ups.
The economics favour a serviced residence sooner in Chicago than most people expect. A downtown hotel billed nightly across a sixty-night engagement costs more than a furnished apartment billed monthly, and it arrives without a kitchen, without in-unit laundry and without a second room to work in. For consultancies running Monday-to-Thursday rotations, the monthly rate also survives the weeks nobody is in the room.
Everything is invoiced to the company as one monthly figure covering rent, furniture, utilities and Wi-Fi, with purchase orders supported. There is no twelve-month lease to run through legal, no security deposit to reclaim and no penalty for closing a stay out early when a project finishes ahead of plan.
Winter is the practical argument for the buildings themselves. Between December and March an employee on a long assignment needs somewhere to be that is not the office and not a hotel bar, and both of our Chicago addresses carry a pool, a fitness floor and a clubhouse with rooms you can take a call in. That is the difference between an assignment somebody endures and one they extend.
Where things are
- Streeterville
- Between the lake and the Magnificent Mile, north of the river — Navy Pier, Ohio Street Beach and Northwestern's downtown campus all within walking distance.
- The Loop
- The office core inside the elevated tracks, with Millennium Park and the Art Institute along its eastern edge.
- The South Loop
- South of Congress toward the Museum Campus, the planetarium and the start of the lakefront path down to Hyde Park.
- The West Loop
- The old meatpacking blocks turned restaurant district, and the tech and consulting offices that followed them onto Fulton Market.
- River North
- Galleries, hotels and the bulk of the city's bar and dining rooms, immediately west of Streeterville.
Corporate housing in Chicago, answered
Because the assignments are long. Boeing, McDonald's, Abbott and United all run head offices in the metro, the major consultancies keep large Loop practices, and Northwestern Memorial and Rush rotate visiting clinical staff. Those stays are measured in months, and a nightly hotel rate does not survive them.
Yes. One monthly figure covering rent, furniture, utilities and Wi-Fi, invoiced to the company with purchase orders supported rather than charged to an individual and reclaimed through expenses.
It is most of what we do here. A monthly rate holds whether the room is used four nights a week or seven, which is usually cheaper across an engagement than a nightly rate plus the cost of moving somebody in and out every Monday.
Coast Lakeshore sits in Streeterville just north of the river, walking distance to the Magnificent Mile and Northwestern's downtown campus. The Reed sits in the South Loop at the southern end of the Loop. Both are a short ride from any office inside the elevated tracks.
The stay moves with it. There is no lease to renegotiate when a project extends, and no penalty clause when it closes out ahead of plan.
Place your people in Chicago
Tell us the city, the dates and how many people. We come back with availability and a corporate rate.