At the Edge of Downtown, in the Middle of the South Loop

From 777 South State, the South Loop is easy to navigate. Head north toward the Loop, Roosevelt University, Columbia College Chicago, and downtown offices. For renters who want to stay close to work and public transportation, learn more about living in the South Loop with easy access to downtown Chicago . If campus access is part of your apartment search, explore our guide to living near Chicago colleges in the South Loop . Go east for Grant Park, Museum Campus, and the lakefront. Printer’s Row and Dearborn Park add restaurants, green space, and neighborhood character to the west, while Roosevelt Road brings more shopping, dining, and transit connections just south of home.

The Harrison Red Line station provides a direct route through downtown, while Roosevelt Station adds Red, Orange, and Green Line service. CTA buses and nearby access to Ida B. Wells Drive, I-90/I-94, and DuSable Lake Shore Drive provide more ways to reach destinations across Chicago. Trader Joe’s, Target, South Loop Market, coffee shops, and local restaurants keep everyday stops close to the routes you already take.

Use the map below to see how 777 South State connects work, class, parks, transit, and daily errands. Then review current South Loop floor plans and availability.