With a South Loop location at the Michigan and Roosevelt corner of Grant Park, Chicago’s "Front Yard" becomes NEMA's ultimate playground. NEMA's priceless proximity to the lakefront and Millenium Park offers residents immediate access to the city's most coveted outdoor amenities.
300 acres of landscaped gardens, trails, activities, culture, and public art at your doorstep.
Picturesque walking, jogging, and bike paths extend throughout Grant Park and run along Lake Michigan’s beachfront.
Numerous monuments and sculptures reside in Grant Park, with the most famous being Cloud Gate, or “The Bean,” and the unique Crown Fountain. The park's stunning landscaped gardens serve as inspiration for photography and meditation enthusiasts alike.
The Play Garden at Maggie Daley Park is the best playground the city has to offer. At three acres, the park also features a skating ribbon and a climbing wall.
Grant Bark Park is an 18,000-square-foot double-gated and fenced dog park located on the southwest corner of Grant Park, right at NEMA’s doorstep.
Grant Park is home to major annual events such as Lollapalooza, Taste of Chicago, and Grant Park Music Festival.
Cloud Gate
Grant Park
Grant Park Bike Paths
Buckingham Fountain, Grant Park
Chicago Jazz Festival, Grant Park
Dining options close by run from the iconic Eleven City Diner, Giordano’s Pizza, and Stan’s Donuts to the highly acclaimed, two Michelin-starred Acadia.
Acadia
Eleven City Diner
Giordano's Pizza
Victory Tap Chicago
The Chicago Firehouse Restaurant
NEMA Chicago’s luxury apartment residences are just steps away from some of the city’s best cultural attractions, including Soldier Field, home of the Chicago Bears; the Field Museum; Adler Planetarium; and the Wabash Arts Corridor.
John G. Shedd Aquarium
Crown Fountain, Grant Park
Soldier Field, as seen from NEMA
Conveniences such as grocery stores, bars, movie theaters, and shopping centers are within walking distance.
The Chicago Theater
After-words Bookstore
Located in Chicago’s South Loop, NEMA’s new luxury apartments are a four minutes' walk from the Roosevelt train station with connections to the green, red and orange lines and 5 minutes away from the Museum Campus/11th St. train station. Several bus stops and Chicago express way exits are nearby.
Some of our other favorite neighborhoods, such as the West Loop, River North, and Streeterville, are just a few minutes away.
