One One One Morgan Chicago | 111 S Morgan St Guide

The Building

One One One Morgan Chicago is a 9-story, 166-unit condominium building completed in 2002 at 111 S Morgan St, in the heart of the West Loop. Unlike some of the neighborhood's converted factory buildings, One One One Morgan was purpose-built as a "soft loft" — new construction designed to evoke the exposed concrete ceilings, ductwork, and open layouts of a true industrial loft.

The building sits just west of Greektown and a block from Mary Bartelme Park, in a stretch of the West Loop that has grown rapidly around it since 2002, now bordered by the Fulton Market District's restaurants and corporate offices.

Notable details

• Also marketed as "111 S Morgan" and "Morgan Street Lofts"
• Morgan Street Café operates on the building's ground floor
• Recent capital improvements reported include a new roof (2023) and an updated lobby (2025)
• The building carries a rental cap, making it more owner-occupied than investor-heavy

Units & Policies

One One One Morgan's 166 condominiums range from about 680-square-foot one-bedrooms to three-bedroom units exceeding 3,200 square feet, with many units in the 700 to 1,300 square foot range typical of what's currently on the market. Interiors commonly feature 10-foot exposed concrete ceilings, hardwood flooring, in-unit laundry, granite counters, stainless steel appliances, and large private balconies; select units also have fireplaces.

HOA & fees

Reported monthly assessments range from roughly $540 to $932, generally covering doorman service, cable, and high-speed internet.

Pets & parking

The building is pet-friendly, and residents are a block from the dog park inside Mary Bartelme Park at Monroe and Peoria. Heated garage parking is available, often with a deeded space included with the unit.

Recreational & Practical Amenities

• Exercise/fitness room
• Bike room
• Extra private storage
• Morgan Street Café on the ground floor

Services & Building Features

• 24-hour door staff and on-site management/engineer
• On-site dry cleaners
• Package/receiving room
• Service elevator
• Heated garage parking

The building does not have a pool; recreational amenities are concentrated in the exercise room and the adjacent Mary Bartelme Park.

A West Loop Address

One One One Morgan Chicago sits in the heart of the West Loop, one block from Mary Bartelme Park — one of the neighborhood's most-used green spaces, complete with a dog park. It's just west of Greektown's Halsted Street restaurant corridor and a short walk from the Randolph Street Restaurant Row and Fulton Market District, home to Google's Chicago headquarters and McDonald's corporate offices.

The location also places residents close to another building in this guide series, Haberdasher Square Lofts at 728 W Jackson Blvd, roughly half a mile southeast in the same Jackson Blvd/West Loop corridor.

Distance from Printer's Row & the South Loop

For geographic clarity: like Haberdasher Square Lofts, One One One Morgan is not part of the South Loop / Printer's Row / Dearborn Park cluster covered elsewhere in this guide series. It sits in the West Loop, roughly a mile and a half northwest of that historic core.

Residents here trade Printer's Row's book-trade lofts for immediate proximity to Mary Bartelme Park, Fulton Market's restaurant scene, and the West Loop's tech and corporate office cluster.

Steps from Mary Bartelme Park

From 111 S Morgan St, residents are within an easy walk of the West Loop's biggest draws.

• Mary Bartelme Park and its dog park — about a block away
• Greektown's Halsted Street restaurant row — a short walk east
• Randolph Street Restaurant Row and the Fulton Market District — a short walk north
• Downtown Chicago and the Loop — a short walk or ride east

Everyday Anchors

Daily conveniences cluster along Randolph and Madison Streets, with major grocers close by.

• Whole Foods and Mariano's within easy walking distance
• Target near the Randolph/Fulton Market corridor
• UIC Medical Center and the Illinois Medical District nearby
• Both Ogilvie and Union Station Metra hubs within a walk or short ride

Restaurants

Coffee & Casual

Starbucks and independent cafes are also reported within a short walk of the building, convenient for a morning coffee run.

Grocery Options

• Whole Foods Market — within walking distance
• Mariano's — full-service grocery nearby
• Target — household essentials near the Fulton Market corridor

Shopping

• Fulton Market District boutiques and home goods stores
• Neighborhood shops along Randolph and Madison Streets
• The Loop's State Street shopping corridor, a short ride east

Green Space

• Mary Bartelme Park — about a block away, with a dedicated dog park at Monroe and Peoria
• Union Park — historic West Side park with a fieldhouse
• Skinner Park — neighborhood park near University Village

Active Living

Residents have the building's own exercise room plus easy access to Mary Bartelme Park for outdoor recreation, with additional gyms and fitness studios scattered throughout the West Loop and Fulton Market District.

Culture Nearby

• Greektown's annual Taste of Greektown and restaurant week events
• The Loop's theater district, a short walk or train ride east
• United Center — home of the Chicago Bulls and Blackhawks, a short drive west

Nightlife & Events

The Fulton Market District and Randolph Street corridor offer some of the city's most talked-about restaurant openings and nightlife, both an easy walk from the building.

Transit

• Morgan CTA Green/Pink Line station — about 0.4 mile away
• UIC-Halsted CTA Blue Line station — a short walk south
• Ogilvie Transportation Center (Metra Milwaukee District West Line) — a short walk or ride

Driving & Air

• Kennedy Expressway (I-90/94) a short drive east
• Eisenhower Expressway (I-290) close by to the south
• Midway about 17 minutes and O'Hare about 27 minutes by car, per listing estimates

Healthcare

The Illinois Medical District — home to Rush University Medical Center and UI Health — is roughly a mile southwest, an easy drive or bus ride, with additional urgent-care and pharmacy options along Madison and Halsted.

Education

• University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) campus, about a mile south
• Skinner Elementary School, a CPS option serving the West Loop
• Whitney Young Magnet High School, a selective-enrollment CPS school nearby

Hotels for Visitors

Out-of-town guests have plenty of options nearby, from boutique hotels along the West Loop's Randolph Street restaurant row to larger properties in the Loop just east.

Everyday Services

• On-site dry cleaners within the building
• Banks, pharmacies, and services along Madison and Randolph Streets
• Fitness studios and salons throughout the West Loop and Fulton Market District

The One One One Morgan Lifestyle

Life at One One One Morgan Chicago blends soft-loft living with one of the West Loop's most walkable, park-adjacent addresses. Mornings might start with a coffee run and a lap through Mary Bartelme Park; afternoons bring easy access to Whole Foods, Mariano's, or the Fulton Market District; and evenings mean a short walk to Randolph Street or Greektown for dinner.

It suits residents who want the open, industrial-inspired look of a loft without a factory conversion's older building systems, along with a genuinely central West Loop location near the neighborhood's best park and dining corridors.

A Typical Day

Morning

Coffee at the Morgan Street Café, then a walk through Mary Bartelme Park or a commute via the Morgan Green/Pink Line stop.

Afternoon

Errands at Whole Foods or Mariano's, or a stroll through the Fulton Market District.

Evening

Dinner on Randolph Street or in Greektown, then a walk back through the park.

Ideal Residents

Loft lovers who want newer construction

Buyers who like the exposed-concrete soft-loft look but prefer 2002 building systems over a century-old conversion.

Park and dog owners

Residents who want a dog park and green space essentially at their doorstep in Mary Bartelme Park.

Foodies

Anyone who wants Randolph Street, Fulton Market, and Greektown all within an easy walk.

Considerations

Not South Loop or Printer's Row

This is a West Loop address roughly a mile and a half from the historic South Loop loft core covered elsewhere in this series.

Rental cap

The building's rental cap makes it less suited to investors planning to lease units out.

No pool

Recreational amenities lean on the building's exercise room and nearby Mary Bartelme Park rather than an in-building pool.

Advantages

1. Park-adjacent location

A block from Mary Bartelme Park, one of the West Loop's most-used green spaces and dog parks.

2. Central West Loop access

Walking distance to Greektown, Randolph Street, and the Fulton Market District.

3. Newer building systems

2002 construction, with recent capital improvements reported including a new roof and updated lobby.

Considerations

1. Distance from the South Loop series core

A West Loop address, distinct from the Printer's Row and Dearborn Park buildings profiled elsewhere in this series.

2. Rental cap

Limits the building's appeal for investors planning to rent units out.

3. Assessment range

HOA fees vary by unit size, from roughly $540 to over $900 per month.

The Heart of the West Loop

One One One Morgan Chicago sits at the center of one of Chicago's most dynamic neighborhoods, where converted warehouses and newer construction alike surround Mary Bartelme Park. The Fulton Market District just north has become home to major corporate offices, including Google's Chicago headquarters and McDonald's corporate campus, alongside some of the city's most acclaimed restaurants.

Just east, Greektown's Halsted Street corridor remains the largest concentration of Greek restaurants in Chicago, and the historic Jackson Blvd Loft District — home to Haberdasher Square Lofts, profiled elsewhere in this series — sits about half a mile southeast.

Landmarks Within Walking Distance

• Mary Bartelme Park and dog park
• Greektown / Halsted Street restaurant corridor
• Randolph Street Restaurant Row
• Fulton Market District
• UIC campus and the Illinois Medical District

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