Profiles of notable condominium and co-op buildings in Lincoln Park, from 1920s lakefront co-ops to new construction, with building facts drawn from public sources. More buildings are being added.

2400 N Lakeview: a 30-story Mies van der Rohe condominium tower from 1964 at Fullerton Parkway and Lakeview Avenue in Lincoln Park
2440 N Lakeview: an 18-story 1927 Tudor Revival cooperative apartment building in Lincoln Park, listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Lincoln Park 2550: a 39-story Lucien Lagrange condominium tower at 2550 N Lakeview Ave, completed around 2012 on the former Columbus Hospital site
2650 N Lakeview: a 44-story Lincoln Park condominium tower built in 1972 and converted from apartments in 1979, with a top-floor pool
Lincoln Park Tower: a 1960s condominium high-rise at 1960 N Lincoln Park West, at Armitage Avenue across from the south end of Lincoln Park
399 W Fullerton: a 17-story 1926 French Renaissance Revival co-op building in Lincoln Park, listed on the National Register of Historic Places
2300 Commonwealth: a seven-story, 72-unit condominium building from 1956, half a block west of Lincoln Park
The Orchard at Lincoln Common: a seven-story, 32-unit condominium building at 2350 N Orchard St, completed in 2020 as part of Lincoln Common
2626 N Lakeview: a 42-story Lincoln Park condominium tower built in 1968 as apartments and later converted, with about 490 residences
2000 N Lincoln Park West: a 16-story vintage building from about 1931, built by William Wrigley Jr. and converted to condominiums in 2004–05
2020 N Lincoln Park West: a 39-story condominium tower from the early 1970s between Armitage and Dickens, with more than 400 residences
The Pierre: a 12-story Beaux-Arts building completed in 1919 as a hotel and later converted to condominiums, at Lincoln Park West and Dickens Avenue
2130 N Lincoln Park West: an 18-story vintage condominium building from the late 1920s with 33 residences, about two per floor, facing Lincoln Park
The Conservatory: a 29-story Lincoln Park condominium tower from 1978 at 2314 N Lincoln Park West, with 39 residences, most two per floor
2344 N Lincoln Park West: a six-story vintage building with six full-floor condominium residences, facing the park near Fullerton Parkway
1660 N LaSalle: a 42-story condominium tower completed in 1972 at the south edge of Lincoln Park, near North Avenue, with about 480 residences
2450 N Lakeview: a 12-story Beaux-Arts residential building from 1923 at Lakeview Avenue and Arlington Place, facing Lincoln Park
The Marlborough: a nine-story vintage condominium building from 1912 at 2600 N Lakeview Ave, facing Lincoln Park at Wrightwood Avenue
345 W Fullerton: a high-rise built as apartments in the early 1970s and converted to condominiums in the early 1990s, with about 210 units
444 W Fullerton: a condominium high-rise completed in 1972 on Fullerton Parkway in east Lincoln Park, near Clark Street
The Shakespeare: a four-story 1910 courtyard co-op building at 2230–2256 N Lincoln Park West, between Webster and Belden avenues
Clybourn Lofts: a 57-unit brick-and-timber loft condominium building at 1872 N Clybourn Ave in Lincoln Park, converted to lofts in the 1980s
445 Arlington: a boutique condominium building on Arlington Place in Lincoln Park designed by Booth Hansen, with eight residences planned
1740 N Clark: a 72-unit condominium complex from 1988 on Clark Street across from the south end of Lincoln Park

Condo or co-op? In a condominium you own your unit outright plus a share of the common areas. In a cooperative you own shares in the corporation that owns the building, and a board usually approves buyers. Several of the 1920s lakefront buildings are co-ops.

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Live Lincoln Park is a neighborhood guide supported by Joe Bjorklund, Broker, Baird & Warner.