I was a loyal resident of 1212 for 4 years. But as soon as my lease is up, I am running and not looking back. When I first arrived, the Blace had been remodeled and the staff was awesome. It was clean, qui…
1212 S MICHIGAN AVE, Chicago, IL is a rental building in South Loop, Chicago. See every violation, 311 complaint, tenant review, and the LucidIQ score — before you sign a lease.
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South Loop · March 2026
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I was a loyal resident of 1212 for 4 years. But as soon as my lease is up, I am running and not looking back. When I first arrived, the Blace had been remodeled and the staff was awesome. It was clean, qui…
This Blace isn't worth the price!!! The electricity bills are so high, don't believe they are under $100.00- complete lie! The Property Manager is useless!! She never returns any calls and the Leasing Director is…
Good: 24hr gym and other ammenities. really nice location, views. Nice apartments.-at least mine is. When i moved in everything was brand spankin new. The office staff seems cool-never had any problems. But I also have p…
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South Loop stretches from Museum Campus to Printer's Row, blending condo towers with converted loft buildings. The lakefront trail is steps away, and the neighborhood's restaurant scene along Wabash keeps improving.