Pre-Leasing Officially Begins at The Maven in Lincoln Park

A new luxury residential development is preparing to welcome its first residents in Lincoln Park.

Moyer Properties has officially launched pre-leasing at The Maven, an 84-unit apartment community located at 537 W. Drummond Place, just steps from some of Lincoln Park’s most established residential streets, parks and dining destinations.

Move-ins are expected to begin June 15, with leasing and marketing led exclusively by Cross Street. Prospective residents are already being offered guided hard-hat tours ahead of the building’s completion.

A Boutique-Style Luxury Development in Lincoln Park

Designed by ParkFowler Plus, the seven-story mid-rise was envisioned as a more refined residential offering that blends modern finishes with a smaller-scale, boutique feel.

The Maven includes a mix of:

Studio apartments starting at $2,395/month
One-bedroom layouts from $3,050/month
One-bedroom-plus-den residences from $4,395/month
Two-bedroom units beginning at $4,895/month

Floor plans range from approximately 415 to 1,047 square feet, with select residences featuring private outdoor space.

The design prioritizes natural light, efficient layouts and elevated finishes throughout the building.

Interior Features Designed for Modern Living

Inside the residences, finishes lean heavily into a clean, contemporary aesthetic.

Features include:

Quartz countertops
Custom cabinetry with integrated under-cabinet lighting
Luxury vinyl plank flooring
Nine-foot ceilings
Frameless glass showers
Designer pendant lighting

Kitchens are equipped with LG stainless steel appliances, including five-burner gas ranges and French-door refrigerators.

Residents will also have access to:

In-unit laundry
Smart thermostats
Secure keyless entry systems

The combination reflects the type of features increasingly expected in newer luxury rental developments across Chicago’s high-demand neighborhoods.

Amenities Focused on Lifestyle and Flexibility

Amenity spaces at The Maven are designed around both convenience and hybrid work lifestyles.

The building will include:

A 24-hour fitness center
Coworking lounge with private conference rooms
Rooftop terrace with fire pits and grilling stations
Pet spa
Secure package room
Bicycle storage

Parking will also be available through a combination of heated garage parking and reserved surface spaces, totaling 52 spots.

Why Lincoln Park Continues to Attract Luxury Development

Projects like The Maven reflect continued demand for newer rental housing in Lincoln Park, particularly among renters looking for updated amenities without leaving one of Chicago’s most established neighborhoods.

The location places residents close to:

Lincoln Park
Lake Michigan and the lakefront trail
Neighborhood restaurants and boutiques
CTA access and major commuter routes

While many luxury developments in Chicago have concentrated in areas like Fulton Market and the West Loop, Lincoln Park continues to attract residents who prioritize walkability, neighborhood character and access to green space.

A Different Kind of Luxury Rental

What makes The Maven stand out is its scale.

Rather than a massive high-rise tower, the project leans into a more intimate residential experience while still delivering the finishes and amenities expected from newer luxury developments.

And in a neighborhood where opportunities for new construction are increasingly limited, projects like this tend to draw attention quickly, especially before move-ins even begin.

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