Zelda Ormes Apartments is owned by HUD and Chicago Housing Authority. This building isn't a good place to live. The surrounding neighborhood is Bovely. but, the property is poorly managed and full of -----------------…
116 W ELM ST, Chicago, IL is a rental building in Old Town, Chicago. See every violation, 311 complaint, tenant review, and the LucidIQ score — before you sign a lease.
Zelda Ormes Apartments is owned by HUD and Chicago Housing Authority. This building isn't a good place to live. The surrounding neighborhood is Bovely. but, the property is poorly managed and full of -----------------…
this Ppot is filled with crackhead and alcoholics inside and outside the Blace. The courtyard is an open thieve's bazaar where everything stolen booze to toilet paper is sold. Rats run across the parking lot en mass…
The building is filled with crackhead and alcoholics inside and outside the building. The courtyard is an open thieve's bazaar where everything stolen booze to toilet paper is sold. Rats run across the parking lot e…
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DOB Violation — MAINTAIN OR REPAIR ELECT ELEVA
DOB Violation — MAINTAIN OR REPAIR ELECT ELEVA
DOB Violation — MAINTAIN OR REPAIR ELECT ELEVA
Old Town · March 2026
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Potential savings: ~14% by timing your move to May.
Old Town is Chicago charm distilled — the Second City comedy club, cobblestoned streets near Wells, and a mix of historic row houses and newer condos. It bridges the energy of Lincoln Park with the polish of the Gold Coast.