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Axis

441 E Erie St, Chicago, IL

Streeterville

Axis Apartments, Chicago

Name: Axis
Address: 441 E Erie St, Chicago, IL, 60611
Rating: 4.08

35 Apartments available | Updated 12 hours ago

$2,325+

1 bed

1 bath

911ft²

One Bedroom

$2,635+

1 bed+den

1.5 bath

926ft²

One Bedroom Plus Den

$2,875

1 bed

1.5 bath

1,062ft²

One Bedroom Loft

Building Price Trend

Axis Overview and Highlights

Address

441 E Erie St, Chicago, IL

Building Type

Rental

Year Built

1986

Amenities

Cats

Dogs

Parking

Fitness Center

Indoor Pool

Storage Room

Average rating of 4.0 based on 13 reviews

John

2 Bedroom

Moved In May 2023

My Overall experience has been satisfactory, it's a nice place to live.

What did you like most?

Our View

What did you like least?

No washer or dryer in the Apt

Tasha

Studio

Moved In Feb 2018

I love the building.

What did you like most?

Rooftop deck

What did you like least?

Elevator wait

Eric

Moved In Jun 2015

from Chicago, IL

Great experience so far. Best rooftop view in the city. What do you like most: best rooftop in the city.

Eric

Moved In Jun 2015

from Chicago, IL

Great experience so far. Best rooftop view in the city. What do you like most: best rooftop in the city.

Michelle

1 bedroom

Moved In May 2015

from Chicago, IL

Very nice amenities, and friendly staff and neighbors.

What did you like most?

Amenities

Lida

Studio

Moved In May 2015

from St louis, MO

Efficient leasing office, nice roof deck/amenities

What did you like least?

Some of the units are less sound proof than others due to the window structure

Rueben

Moved In Mar 2015

from Chicago, IL

Great amenities, nice building, great views. Terrible elevator service. Aside from that it's a great place to live.

What did you like most?

The amenities. The gym is very nice, and the open roof deck is amazing in the summer time.

What did you like least?

elevator wait times are horrendous. Apparently they are renovating, so not sure when or if it will improve.

Daniel

1 bedroom

Moved In Jun 2014

from Indiana, IN

My experience has been pretty good. I enjoy the location and its proximity to fun things. It can certainly be a little touristy though.

What did you like most?

It is close to a bunch of other apartments that my friends live in. It isn't overly expensive for what I need. There are lots of restaurants and things to do relatively close. I don't have to spend a bunch of money ubering around the city.

What did you like least?

Paper thin walls :(

Merrick

2 bedrooms

Moved In Jul 2013

from Chicago, IL

Streeterville is mostly boring, but benefits well enough from being located near to River North. The building is old in comparison to other buildings in the neighborhood. Since the building was purchased by new owners a few years ago, the new management company has been trying to update as best they can, but ultimately, it is what it is -- an '80s building. Door staff are great, management is fine though often somewhat incompetent. Have not had significant troubles with neighbors or other residents in the building in general.

What did you like most?

The rooftop deck is the best in the city for views. It warps 360 degrees around the top of the building and the building is taller than everything else in its area so that views are unimpeded. The view is by far the building's largest selling point, follow closely by Steven, one of the door staff.

What did you like least?

There are only 4 elevators serving about 50 floors, and it seems like one breaks down every other week. Streeterville is boring. The units have old heating/AC units that work fine to keep you from freezing or sweating, but are pretty much incapable of being used for run-of-the-mill temperature management.

Richard

2 bedrooms

Moved In Jul 2013

from Chicago, IL

Old people, confusing culture, awful elevators

What did you like least?

Elevators are materially disruptive to building life

James

Moved In Feb 2010

from San francisco, CA

It was a short-term sublet. Not much to say.

Eli

Studio

Moved In Sep 2009

from New york, NY

Great location for what I needed to (i.e. study intensely).

What did you like most?

The view of Lake Michigan from the 40th floor.

What did you like least?

There is literally nothing to do in the immediate neighborhood. This is fine if you've come to Chicago for the purpose of studying your butt off, other than that it can feel pretty lonely and quiet.

James

from San francisco, CA

Frequently Asked Questions

There are 35 units available at Axis, as of 12 hours ago.

Axis is located in the Streeterville neighborhood of Chicago.

Prices & availability for Axis were updated 12 hours ago.

Yes, apartments at Axis come equipped with in-unit washers & dryers as well as on-site laundry facilities.

Yes! You can reach out here to get in touch with a broker and see virtual tours, videos of specific units, and get more information on individual units.

Axis has 13 reviews on our site, with a total score of 4.08 / 5 stars.

Yes, Axis allows cats.

Yes, Axis allows dogs. Please note that breed and size restrictions may apply.

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Axis Apartments, Chicago

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Axis Overview and Highlights

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Average rating of 4.0 based on 13 reviews

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Tasha

Eric

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Michelle

Lida

Rueben

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Merrick

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James

Eli

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