New Chicago Residential Tower Sets a New Standard in a City Famous for Height
The newly opened Nema Chicago tower, at 76 stories, is the city of Chicago's tallest residential building.
"Chicago’s tallest residential building recently welcomed its first renters — and their views are some of the best in the city," reports Randi Stevenson.
The building, Nema Chicago, was developed by New York-based Crescent Heights and designed by Rafael Viñoly. The building has space for 800 luxury rental units and 70,000 square feet of "community amenities," reports Stevenson.
Published on Tuesday, July 23, 2019 in
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