Fifields Celebrate Another West Loop Milestone

Randy and Steve Fifield at the Phase II grand opening reception of Fifield Cos.’ Luxe on Madison boutique apartment building in Chicago’s West Loop.
Photo courtesy of Chicago Agent Magazine/Taylor Johnson Public Relations

Chicago's multifamily pipeline became less crowded earlier this month when Fifield Cos delivered Phase 2 of its Luxe on Madison apartments at 1222 W Madison. Fifield Cos CEO Steve Fifield and his wife, new Fifield Realty Corp chairwoman Randy Fifield, were on hand to celebrate.

Improvements included adding 44 units, a 76% increase in the building’s apartment stock; a roof deck with dog run; street-level landscaping; and additional attached, covered, semi-heated parking spaces. Residences feature 10-foot ceilings, oversized windows, plank flooring, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, large private patios/balconies and master bedroom walk-in closets in select units.

Other building amenities include a resident lounge, a screening room, a computer lab, a conference room with a presentation screen, a fitness center, a package room and WiFi in common areas. Rents at Luxe on Madison range from $1,690 for studios to $3,355 for three-bedroom units.

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