The Hensley is probably one of the most overrated, not worth the price buildings in Chicago. Although the neighborhood is second to none in Chicago, It's void of ammenities and the customer service one would expect with…
707 N WELLS ST, Chicago, IL is a rental building in River North, Chicago. See every violation, 311 complaint, tenant review, and the LucidIQ score — before you sign a lease.
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The Hensley is probably one of the most overrated, not worth the price buildings in Chicago. Although the neighborhood is second to none in Chicago, It's void of ammenities and the customer service one would expect with…
don't sign a lease at the Hensley! They have had several mgmt companies in the last two years. Now the company that owns this place is also managing the property. You've got Airbnb's in the Blace now. Mail/packages…
Don't rent here...inconsistent mgmt companies so issues never get resolved. ZERO security. Anyone can enter from multiple entry points. Eremium for nothing...not even your rights as a tenant.
River North · March 2026
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DOB Violation — ARRANGE COMPLETED PERMIT INSP.
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River North is Chicago's gallery district turned nightlife and dining powerhouse — converted warehouses, rooftop bars, and some of the city's most energetic weekend scenes. It's loud, fun, and unapologetically expensive.