Braeside Apartments is close to everything. The complex is convenient to the train station and neighborhood shopping district, within walking distance of Ravinia Park and its outdoor music festival, and only minutes to downtown Highland Park or Northbrook Court Mall. It offers a yard for your children to play in, patios, off-street assigned parking and central air-conditioning. Braeside has luxury two-bedroom apartments, or more affordable studio and one-bedroom apartments.
Americana Apartments are fully furnished temporary accommodations. Offering quiet suburban living, these one- , two- or three-bedroom spaces come equipped with all appliances, some bedding and linens, furniture, a balcony, a fireplace, one indoor parking space per unit and access to the outdoor pool on the premises. There is a minimum of a 30-day stay.
Renaissance Place is a shopping center featuring stores such as Pottery Barn, Williams Sonoma and Saks Fifth Avenue, kiosks like Sunglasses Hut, and eateries and cafes, including Chipotle, Jamba Juice and Starbucks. Besides dining and shopping opportunities, it also houses a Landmark movie theater that features foreign language and indie films. There's so much to do, some people wish they could just stay here, and they do -- Renaissance Place has apartments for rent, as well.
Highland Park Housing Comission was started to help develop low- and moderate-income housing for seniors and families. Created in 1973, it has continued to offer affordable housing opportunities with the help of three not-for-profit groups. The 400 Central Street Apartments were the first development by Highland Park Housing. Built in 1978, the 68 rental units were built for senior living. The Housing Comission also developed affordable condominiums among the other apartments and townhomes in Highland Park.