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Pocket neighborhoods within Lincoln Park
include Clybourn Corridor, DePaul, Old Town,
Lincoln Park West, Ranch Triangle, Sheffield,
West DePaul and Wrightwood. Just a quick
drive or commute to Chicago's downtown, residents
enjoy a lively cultural scene, exceptional
architecture, lovely gardens and of course,
the 1,200-acre park.
Apartments in Chicago Neighborhoods
and Suburbs.
Our area of service includes all of
north-side
Chicago.
Most apartments in Chicago that we
service
start around $900-$1000 per month for
one
bedrooms.
Below are listed some of the major
areas
we use for listings.
Be sure to note the area when you send
us
your request.
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Distinctive Housing in Bucktown Chicago
After many years of gentrification,
the architecture
is made up of once-humble cottages
decked
with skylights, converted lofts,
new condos,
brownstones, two- and three-
flats, and the
occasional elegant mansion.
Background and History of Bucktown
Bucktown was designed by architect
Daniel
Burnham in the 1890s. Once a
neighborhood
of predominately Polish immigrants,
Bucktown
gets its name from the goats
(called bucks)
kept in the backyards of its
early, poorer
residents.
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Area of Chicago- including the Zip Code
To assist you we have set out the typical
minium ranges for each bedroom size. |
Studio |
1BD |
2BD |
3BD |
Zip Code 60611
-Streeterville (Northwestern Hospital,
Michigan Avenue, Navy Pier) |
900 |
1050 |
1700 |
2500 |
Zip Code 60610
- Gold Coast (Rush St., Shopping, Oak
St.
Beach) |
1000 |
1200 |
1850 |
2500 |
Zip Code 60601
- New East (Millennium Park,
Close to the loop, Art Institue, DePaul University) |
1000 |
1250 |
1900 |
2500 |
Zip Code 60605
- Loop (Financial District , Downtown) |
1000 |
1200 |
1800 |
2500 |
Zip Code 60661
- West loop |
900 |
1100 |
1700 |
2500 |
Zip Code 60610
-River North |
900 |
1100 |
1750 |
2500 |
To assist you we have set out the typical
minium ranges for each bedroom size. |
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Studio |
1BD |
2BD |
3BD |
| Edgewater |
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670 |
970 |
1200 |
1550 |
| Lakeview |
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700 |
850 |
1300 |
1600 |
| Lincoln Park |
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700 |
1100 |
1375 |
2000 |
| St. Bens |
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700 |
850 |
1000 |
1600 |
| Uptown |
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850 |
900 |
1200 |
2000 |
| Roscoe Village |
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900 |
1200 |
1400 |
| Bucktown |
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650 |
1200 |
1600 |
1800 |
| East Village |
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800 |
1200 |
1500 |
| River West |
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1000 |
1200 |
1600 |
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Background and History of Lincoln
Park
The area now known as Lincoln
Park in Chicago
was still primarily forest with
stretches
of grassland and occasional quicksand,
and
was virtually untouched by Europeans
as late
as the 1820s.
In 1824 the United States Army
built a small
post near today's Clybourn and
Armitage Avenues.
Indian settlements existed along
Green Bay
Trail, now called Clark Street
(named after
explorer George Rogers Clark),
at the current
intersection of Halsted Street
and Fullerton
Avenue.
In 1836, land from North to Fullerton
and
from the lake to Halsted was
inexpensive
because the area was considered
remote. Therefore,
a small pox hospital and the
city cemetery
were located in Lincoln Park
until the 1860s.
In 1837 Chicago was incorporated
as a city,
and North Avenue was established
as its northern
boundary. Settlements increased
along Green
Bay Trail when the government
offered land
claims and Green Bay Road was
widened
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