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Michigan Avenue Tower I is a modern high-rise condominium located in the South Loop of Chicago, part of the two-building Michigan Avenue Towers complex. Completed in 2005, this luxury building features 29 floors and offers a range of amenities including a pool, fitness center, doorman, and a rooftop deck. Residents can enjoy garage parking for an additional cost, and there are various condominiums available for sale and rent within the tower. With an average price per square foot of $228 and monthly HOA fees of $1,304, Michigan Avenue Tower I provides a full-service living experience in a vibrant urban setting. Generated from the website

200 W Jackson is taking an old office building to new heights through an extensive property renovation right in the heart of Chicago. It's enticing entrance draws guests in its lobby with new stainless steel façade and glass curtain wall lighting. Lobby features include natural wood paneling and definitive ceiling lighting to highlight décor accents of a metal "tree wall" and LCD display screen. The 28th floor includes a variety of spaces such as a Wi-Fi lounge, outdoor terrace and a full service fitness center. The Wi-Fi lounge provides multiple seating options to create an appropriate setting from taking a private business call to relaxing near its fireplace to watch television. Additionally, there is also a 2,500 square foot conference room available for larger business meetings- this space can also accommodate events upon request. The stunning outdoor terrace transforms it's 2,000 square foot space into a winter wonderland during those notable Chicago winters with operable windows to prepare for any season. Tenants and guests will have access to fitness center amenities including fitness equipment, locker rooms and a yoga studio to unwind. 200 W. Jackson offers vast transportation options, with a walk score of 99 out of 100- safety is not an issue. For bikers, there is a Divvy station available directly outside of Quincy Street. CTA access is also nearby at the corner of Quincy and Wells for an easy hop on the Brown, Orange or Pink line. Metra commuters will have a mere five-minute walk to stations. Lastly, there is a self-park garage adjacent to the building that is available for drivers at both daily and monthly rates.