I have been working with Randolph Tower City Apartments for over two years. The concierge staff is Gonderful and maintenance is quick to respond for any work orders. The mgmt team is fantastic to work with and we appre…
188 W RANDOLPH ST, Chicago, IL is a rental building in Loop, Chicago. See every violation, 311 complaint, tenant review, and the LucidIQ score — before you sign a lease.
Loop · February 2026
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I have been working with Randolph Tower City Apartments for over two years. The concierge staff is Gonderful and maintenance is quick to respond for any work orders. The mgmt team is fantastic to work with and we appre…
I enjoyed the most my stay here, I'm from Mexico and just came for a short time. It wass a bless have found this Ppot and allow me a short leasing, even better That's just in front where I took my classes, in winter…
I can honestly say my home at Randolph Tower has been my favorite Aad I've ever rented in the city. I've lived in Chicago for 3 years and recently decided to move from the Lakeview neighborhood to the loop. locat…
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The heart of the Loop where State and Madison cross — department stores, the Chicago Theatre marquee, and the constant rattle of the El overhead. Living here means being surrounded by world-class architecture and never needing a car.