Cicero's housing stock outside the main single-family grid is compact, spread across eight established communities rather than sprawling new subdivisions. Hawthorne stands out as the largest and most active of the group, consistently the one community with listings on the market at any given time. Around it sit a handful of smaller, resale-only pockets, including Boulevard Manor, Parkholme, and Drexel, along with condo-focused buildings like 1639 S. 48th, 5300 W. 23rd, Morton Park Condominiums, and Verde Garden Condos. There's no new construction here and no age-restricted 55+ sections — this is an entirely built-out, resale market, with turnover happening one property at a time rather than through active development. Recent activity in these communities has run from the low $200,000s up toward $700,000, with most sales landing well under $400,000. That pricing, combined with the mix of single-family homes, multi-units, and condo buildings, makes Cicero's subdivisions a fit for first-time buyers, investors eyeing multi-unit properties, and anyone looking for value housing close to Chicago without the premium price tag of neighboring communities.
2 homes sold in the past year ranging from $220,000 to $334,000.
There is currently 1 multi-unit property at $575,000 for sale.
There are currently no homes for sale in Morton Park Condominiums.