Neighborhoods in the 60629 ZIP Code

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West Lawn

West Lawn has long been known as a neighborhood where small-town community persists. Early on it was a haven for Lithuanian immigrants, and today a strong retail base along Pulaski and 63rd is boosted by a Latino presence that’s grown in recent years. “It’s a diamond in the rough,” says Salvador Gonzalez, associate at RE/MAX Mi Casa and West
- Average Value
  
  $294K
- List Price
  
  $182K - $437K
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  26 Listings
West Lawn
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Scottsdale

Scottsdale is a secret spot of Chicago's southside, offering desirable amenities for those looking for a suburban feel. “That community is very rare because it gives the feel of a suburb. It gives a balance of suburb with the schools, restaurants, people flock over there,” says Tish Herrera, realtor with Baird and Warner Gold Coast. This suburb
- Average Value
  
  $293K
- List Price
  
  $50K - $380K
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  14 Listings
Scottsdale
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West Elsdon

Of Chicago’s 77 community areas, West Elsdon is one that’s easily overlooked. Considered a twin to its southern counterpart, West Lawn, the community is by all appearances average. But what newcomers fail to see is the vibrant culture found in West Elsdon’s eateries and unique home styles. Situated on what was once marshy wetlands, the
- Average Value
  
  $291K
- List Price
  
  $159K - $477K
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  10 Listings
West Elsdon
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Ashburn

In the late 1800s, Ashburn was the ash-dumping site for the city’s coal-fired furnaces, which explains how it got its name. However, following slow growth at the turn of the century, the community is now a clean and close-knit community known for sharing a keen sense of inclusion and support. “It’s one of those pockets where it's very peaceful,”
- Average Value
  
  $274K
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  $182K - $387K
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  11 Listings
Ashburn
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Chicago Lawn

A major piece of Chicago Lawn’s history is commemorated at Marquette Park, the large recreational area just south of the neighborhood: a memorial to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whose advocacy for civil rights brought him to the community in 1966. Dr. King’s protest was met with resistance from some residents, but was an important milestone in the
- Average Value
  
  $249K
- List Price
  
  $121K - $400K
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  8 Listings
Chicago Lawn
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Gage Park

Gage Park found its footing with a large savings and loan institution, but now it’s grown into a neighborhood of historic homes. In 2020, the National Register of Historic Places recognized the Gage Park Bungalow District. Starting roughly in the center of Gage Park at 55th Street, the district stretches down to 59th Street, which forms the
- Average Value
  
  $246K
- List Price
  
  $144K - $483K
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  10 Listings
Gage Park
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Marquette Park

Like other parts of Southwest Chicago, Marquette Park is focused on reinvestment and revitalization efforts. Some initiatives involve budget-friendly housing, business support and broadband internet infrastructure. The Greater Southwest Development Corporation, the Southwest Organizing Project and the Inner-City Muslim Action Network are just a
- Average Value
  
  $244K
- List Price
  
  $134K - $406K
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  21 Listings
Marquette Park

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