mgmt doesn't address issues in a timely manner or at all. Difficult getting the right person on the phone to begin with. Odd rules in place for security, which don't seem to work anyways since You've got always issu…
1838 W CHICAGO AVE, Chicago, IL is a rental building in Wicker Park, Chicago. See every violation, 311 complaint, tenant review, and the LucidIQ score — before you sign a lease.
No owner is currently linked to this building in public records. Ownership data is pulled from ACRIS deeds and HPD registrations.
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DOB Violation — ARRANGE COMPLETED PERMIT INSP.
DOB Violation — REPAIR OR REPLACE
DOB Violation — STOP NUISANCE TO NEIGHBORS
DOB Violation — REMOVE
DOB Violation — ARRANGE COMPLETED PERMIT INSP.
DOB Violation — REMOVE
DOB Violation — ARRANGE COMPLETED PERMIT INSP.
DOB Violation — OPEN TYPE VIOLATION
DOB Violation — ARRANGE COMPLETED PERMIT INSP.
DOB Violation — ARRANGE COMPLETED PERMIT INSP.
Wicker Park · March 2026
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Potential savings: ~12% by timing your move to April.
mgmt doesn't address issues in a timely manner or at all. Difficult getting the right person on the phone to begin with. Odd rules in place for security, which don't seem to work anyways since You've got always issu…
Everyone is the community has been helpful and Nleasant. Love the community and how secured the mail and packages are. The only down fall so far has been the maintenance has been for I haven’t had a working oven fo…
Everyone is the community has been very helpful and nice. Love the community and how secured the mail and packages are. The only down fall so far has been the maintenance has been for I haven’t had a working oven f…
Wicker Park is Chicago's original hipster neighborhood — the six-corners intersection of Milwaukee, North, and Damen anchors a scene of vintage shops, cocktail bars, and converted lofts. Gentrification is well past the tipping point.