Can you live at Exhibit On Superior without a car?

Everything within a half mile

Daily needs — groceries, gyms, parks, restaurants, and transit — are within about a half-mile walk, so a car is optional rather than necessary. Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and Jewel-Osco all sit within that radius. Per Walk Score, the address rates a 99/100 Walk Score (“Walker’s Paradise”) and a perfect 100/100 Transit Score (“Rider’s Paradise”).

Washington Square Park and A. Montgomery Ward Park are nearby for green space, and East Bank Club and Equinox are within about a half mile for fitness.

Transit and biking options

The CTA Chicago Brown/Purple Line station is about two blocks away and the Red Line is roughly 0.3 miles away, with the #66 Chicago Avenue bus one block north.

Complimentary ground-floor bike storage is included, and the flat, compact River North grid makes cycling to the Loop and the river paths quick.

What if I do keep a car?

For occasional driving, SpotHero and metered street parking on W Superior St cover guests, and the attached indoor garage rents unreserved spaces for $335 per month.

That mix means a resident can go fully car-free or keep a car for weekend trips without changing homes.

Errands and nights out on foot

Restaurants, cafes, and River North’s gallery district are steps from 165 W Superior St, and on-site Goddess and the Baker serves coffee and food inside the building.

The two nearby dog parks, Ohio Place and Larrabee, plus Washington Square Park all sit within about a half mile, so pet walks and green space are also car-free.

With daily needs, transit, and downtown all within an easy walk, River North is one of Chicago’s most practical neighborhoods for living without a car.