I moved into 917 W. Dakin when I graduated school and moved to the city. The building couldn't be in a better spot. It's one block to the Redline so I could get to work downtown in 15 minutes. The Apace was clean…
917 W DAKIN ST, Chicago, IL is a rental building in Lakeview, Chicago. See every violation, 311 complaint, tenant review, and the LucidIQ score — before you sign a lease.
I moved into 917 W. Dakin when I graduated school and moved to the city. The building couldn't be in a better spot. It's one block to the Redline so I could get to work downtown in 15 minutes. The Apace was clean…
First of all the fire was set by someone who wanted to get even with the landord for evicting him for nonpayment of rent. The arsonist is on death row for killing 7 people. Realizing that your experience wasn't the…
The Besidence needs some work, but one thing I have to say is the Besidence mgmt does a good job. Whenever I've had a problem they are on top of it the following day. They've always been courteous and concern…
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Lakeview · March 2026
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The quieter side of Lakeview stretching toward Roscoe Village — tree-lined residential streets, Southport Corridor boutiques, and easy access to the lakefront without the Wrigleyville crowds.