CHICAGO — Related Midwest has released detailed plans for The Row Fulton Market, a 43-story multifamily development currently underway at 164 N. Peoria St. in Chicago’s Fulton Market district.
The community’s penthouse units will offer expansive private terraces.
The community will offer 300 units in one-, two- and three-bedroom configurations upon completion, currently scheduled for this June. Standard units will range in size from 617 to 1,929 square feet. The community is also set to offer six premium penthouse residences, which will range in size from 2,358 to 3,418 square feet in three- and four-bedroom configurations.
Shared amenities at the development will include a fitness center and yoga studio; children’s play suite; reservable entertainment suite with an adjacent terrace including an outdoor kitchen with seating; multiple lounge and co-working spaces; a lap pool with lounge seating; three outdoor kitchens with dining and seating areas; green space with hammocks; and two fire pits offering views of the Chicago skyline.
Shared amenities at The Row Fulton Market will include a lap pool with lounge seating.
The property will offer a 24-hour concierge and door attendant, alongside services such as move-in coordination, housekeeping, package storage, on-site dry cleaning, and walking, grooming and daycare services for pets. The community will also feature 146 parking spaces, including 12 electric vehicle charging stations and complimentary bike storage.
The property will be one of Chicago’s first 80/20 buildings, created under the recently passed Affordable Illinois legislation, which will designate 20 percent of the community’s residences to be priced affordably.
The project team for the development includes Morris Adjmi Architects, March and White Design, LR Contracting Co. and BOWA Construction. Pre-leasing at the property will begin on March 1 with the opening of a leasing center at 950 W. Fulton St.
Related Midwest is the Chicago office of Related Cos., a privately held real estate firm headquartered in New York City. The company has over $60 billion in assets owned or under development.
—Katie Sloan