3/31/26
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Accessible to my work.
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7215 N District Ave, Lincolnwood, IL 60712
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7215 N District Ave, Lincolnwood, IL 60712
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| Bedrooms | Bathrooms | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $1,908 - $4,361 | Studio - 3 Beds | Studio - 3 | 1 - 2 Baths | 1 - 2 | 496 - 1,468 sq. ft. |
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Commute Time (Distance)
Walk: 15 min (0.8 mi)
Drive: 7 min (3.3 mi)
Drive: 7 min (3.5 mi)
Drive: 10 min (4.9 mi)
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The fees below are based on community-supplied data and may exclude additional fees and utilities.
Property Fee Disclaimer Total Monthly Leasing Price includes base rent, all monthly mandatory and any user-selected optional fees. Excludes variable, usage-based, and required charges due at or prior to move-in or at move-out. Security Deposit may change based on screening results, but total will not exceed legal maximums. Some items may be taxed under applicable law. Some fees may not apply to rental homes subject to an affordable program. All fees are subject to application and/or lease terms. Prices and availability subject to change. Resident is responsible for damages beyond ordinary wear and tear. Resident may need to maintain insurance and to activate and maintain utility services, including but not limited to electricity, water, gas, and internet, per the lease. Additional fees may apply as detailed in the application and/or lease agreement, which can be requested prior to applying. Pets: Pet breed and other pet restrictions apply. Rentable Items: All Parking, storage, and other rentable items are subject to availability. Final pricing and availability will be determined during lease agreement. See Leasing Agent for details.
District 1860 is the very best of city-meets-suburbs. Luxury apartments located in the vibrant Village of Lincolnwood, this brand-new living, dining, and shopping community is only a short commute from downtown Chicago. Residents can enjoy exciting restaurants and retail just outside their front door, including Mia Francesca, Fatpour, Fat Rosie’s, and Amazon Fresh Grocery coming soon. District 1860 offers beautiful tree-lined streets, community parks, and great schools, making District 1860 an ideal place to live.




Shoppers will appreciate District 1860 proximity to District 1860, 4350-4370 W Touhy Ave, and Binny's Center. District 1860 is 0 miles away, and 4350-4370 W Touhy Ave is within a 3 minute walk.
With a TransitScore of 50, District 1860 has some public transit, including 10 transit stops within 4.8 miles. Transit options include Oakton-Skokie and Dempster-Skokie.
Recreational activities near District 1860 are plentiful. Discover 5 parks within 1.8 miles, including Donald W. Lyon Park, Emily Oaks Nature Center, and Laramie Park.
Living in Lincolnwood provides easy access to Chicago O'Hare International, located just 20 minutes from District 1860. Another nearby airport is Chicago Midway International, located 18.3 miles away.
District 1860 is the very best of city-meets-suburbs. Luxury apartments located in the vibrant Village of Lincolnwood, this brand-new living, dining, and shopping community is only a short commute from downtown Chicago. Residents can enjoy exciting... restaurants and retail just outside their front door, including Mia Francesca, Fatpour, Fat Rosie’s, and Amazon Fresh Grocery coming soon. District 1860 offers beautiful tree-lined streets, community parks, and great schools, making District 1860 an ideal place to live.
District 1860 is the very best of city-meets-suburbs. Luxury apartments located in the vibrant Village of Lincolnwood, this brand-new living, dining, and shopping community is only a short commute from downtown Chicago. Residents can enjoy exciting restaurants and retail just outside their front door, including Mia Francesca, Fatpour, Fat Rosie’s, and Amazon Fresh Grocery coming soon. District 1860 offers beautiful tree-lined streets, community parks, and great schools, making District 1860 an ideal place to live.
District 1860 is located in Lincolnwood, IL in the 60712 zip code.


For District 1860
3.6
23 Ratings & Reviews
3/31/26
Accessible to my work.
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3/22/26
I used to truly enjoy living here and appreciated what was advertised as “luxury living” with all the amenities it offered. Unfortunately, that no longer feels like the case.
The garage parking door is frequently broken, which has become a recurring inconvenience. There have also been multiple instances of unfamiliar and suspicious vehicles driving through and parking on the second-floor garage and parking where they are not supposed to.
Additionally, the elevators have been out of service on... several occasions, often at the worst possible times. Due to my condition, I’m unable to carry heavy items, yet I’ve had to carry groceries from the parking garage all the way up to the fifth floor, which is extremely hard for me and frustrating.
Another major concern is that we no longer have on-site security, which only adds to the growing sense that the building is not being properly managed or maintained at the level expected of a “luxury” residence.
Residents pay a significant amount to live here, and these ongoing issues do not reflect the standard we are being charged for. Management should be more proactive in enforcing community policies and rules. This includes issuing warnings and penalties to residents who fail to comply—such as those who do not clean up after their pets, leaving waste throughout common areas.
There are also repeated issues with residents smoking inside the building despite it being prohibited. The smell of marijuana in the stairwells and elevators is persistent and unacceptable, especially in shared spaces.
Overall, the quality, reliability, cleanliness, and sense of safety that once justified the cost of living here have significantly declined. I urge management to take these concerns seriously and take immediate steps to restore the standards that were originally promised.
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Property Manager at District 1860 responded to this review
We are disappointed to hear that you did not have a more positive experience with us at District 1860.
3/18/26
If you’re considering living here because it’s marketed as “luxury,” I strongly recommend doing thorough research and speaking with current residents before signing a lease.
In my experience living here, management has changed multiple times during my tenancy and residents were not given clear communication about those transitions. The recurring issue has been inconsistent communication and difficulty getting concerns addressed, which is frustrating given the premium price point.
There have... also been ongoing building issues during my time here. For example, the elevator and garage door have experienced repeated outages, which has affected residents’ daily routines. Security has also been a concern. When I first moved in, there was discussion of overnight or extended security coverage, but that has not always been present.
Cleanliness has also been inconsistent. The dog area is frequently not well maintained and there have been occasions where pet waste in hallways or common areas remained for extended periods before being addressed.
Communication with management has been particularly challenging. I have sent emails regarding concerns and did not receive responses and residents are often encouraged to discuss issues in person rather than in writing. In my experience, different staff members have sometimes provided conflicting information, which makes it difficult to understand what policies or resolutions actually apply.
Another concern is that the building’s community app appears to go back and forth on limiting some resident posts about building issues. Because of that, many residents have turned to other platforms to communicate with each other about ongoing concerns and share information.
If you tour the building, I would suggest visiting later in the evening, when things are operating as they normally would outside of scheduled tours. That may give a more accurate sense of day-to-day conditions.
You may see a response from management under this review saying they are working to address concerns or asking me to contact them directly. I appreciate any effort to improve things and would gladly update this review if meaningful changes occur. For now, this review reflects my personal experience living here and I encourage prospective residents to speak with current tenants and gather multiple perspectives before making a decision.
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Property Manager at District 1860 responded to this review
Hello, we appreciate your honest feedback, as we are always looking for ways to improve. We regret to see that you have not had the experience we strive to provide for our residents. Please be on the lookout for communication coming soon that will... address many of the concerns you’ve listed here. We look forward to regaining your trust!
2/28/26
The maintenance team is slow on doing work orders
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12/30/25
The team is good in what they do
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