Now I have lived for 6 months at 4625 S. Drexel Blvd. I am happy with Novo (Sandro is the manager), they are flexible and respectful, BUT this Broperty has some issues that make your stay unhappy! I have no experience w/…
4400 S DREXEL BLVD, Chicago, IL is a rental building in Bronzeville, Chicago. See every violation, 311 complaint, tenant review, and the LucidIQ score — before you sign a lease.
Now I have lived for 6 months at 4625 S. Drexel Blvd. I am happy with Novo (Sandro is the manager), they are flexible and respectful, BUT this Broperty has some issues that make your stay unhappy! I have no experience w/…
The apartments at this location are really nice. I love my cozy little studio. Hardwood floors flow throughout the living space into the spacious kitchen. Some key reasons why this place is great: I have a eat in kitchen…
It's a nice property and I Rery appreciate the Novo. They're always quick to address whatever I ask for.
Bronzeville · March 2026
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Buildings - Plumbing Violation — No details available
Buildings - Plumbing Violation — No details available
DOB Violation — NO POSTED ADDRESS
DOB Violation — REPAIR WINDOW SILLS
DOB Violation — REPAIR/REPLACE SMOKE DETECTORS
Stray Animal Complaint — No details available
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DOB Violation — REPAIR INTERIOR WALLS/CEILING
DOB Violation — REPAIR INTERIOR WALLS/CEILING
DOB Violation — ROACHES
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Bronzeville is Chicago's historic Black Metropolis — the neighborhood that housed Louis Armstrong, Muddy Waters, and Ida B. Wells is experiencing a renaissance with new condos, restaurants, and the Bronzeville Art District.