60607 Zip Code

The 60607 zip code is in Chicago, and contains the following neighborhoods: Greektown, Little Italy, UIC, Loop, Montclare, and West Loop.

Location
City Chicago
State Illinois
Averages
Taxes $10,267
House $1,492,500
Townhouse $848,480
Condo $1,149,854

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60607 Zip Code currently has 2 single family homes for sale, 5 townhouses for sale, 162 condos for sale, and 5 lots for sale. There is 1 foreclosure for sale. For anyone looking for a brand new home, there are 28 new construction homes for sale.

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Subdivisions

60607 Zip Code has 189 subdivisions offering townhouses and condos. Prices range from $469,000 to $4,995,000. 1 subdivision offers new construction homes. The Reed at Southbank currently has the most active listings with 23 homes for sale.

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23 active listings
Starter Homes
From $469,000
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Up to $4,995,000
Single Family
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Condos
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Neighborhoods

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Greektown

Greektown sits immediately west of Chicago’s Loop, placing residents within a short walk or quick transit ride to major employers, cultural institutions, and rail lines. Its long-standing concentration of Greek restaurants, cafés, and specialty grocers supplies daily conveniences and evening dining options without leaving the neighborhood. Low-rise residential blocks border the commercial spine, giving buyers a compact urban setting that balances quiet streets with immediate access to downtown amenities. ... Read more
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Little Italy, UIC

Little Italy, UIC sits just west of downtown Chicago, giving residents quick access to the Loop via the Blue Line and multiple bus routes. The neighborhood’s Italian-American roots are visible in its streets, restaurants, and the annual Festa Italiana, while the University of Illinois Chicago campus brings a steady flow of students, faculty, and research activity. Nearby parks such as Arrigo Park, the UIC recreation center, and the Medical District hospitals provide daily conveniences for families and professionals who want an urban setting with established local services. ... Read more
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Loop

The Loop sits at the center of Chicago’s transit network, with eight CTA train lines and multiple Metra stations converging within a few blocks. Residents have immediate access to Millennium Park, the Chicago Riverwalk, and the city’s largest concentration of theaters, museums, and offices. This central location shortens commutes to both downtown employment centers and lakefront recreation while placing major public and private schools within a short walk or ride. ... Read more
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Montclare

Montclare sits on Chicago’s Northwest Side, bordered by the Metra Union Pacific/West Line and the Kennedy Expressway, giving residents direct rail and highway access to the Loop in roughly 25 minutes. Its housing stock consists mainly of single-family bungalows and two-flats built between the 1920s and 1950s on tree-lined streets that still retain their original brick and limestone facades. Residents are within a short drive of both the Galewood shopping corridor along North Avenue and the forest-preserve trails of the nearby Des Plaines River, while several neighborhood schools, including Locke Elementary and Steinmetz College Prep, serve local families. ... Read more
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West Loop

The West Loop sits between the Chicago River and the Eisenhower Expressway, with direct access to the Ogilvie Transportation Center and multiple CTA Green, Pink, and Blue Line stations. Its former meatpacking and warehouse buildings now house converted lofts alongside newer mid-rise and high-rise residences, creating a dense mix of housing types within a few blocks of Randolph Street restaurants, Fulton Market offices, and the United Center. Skinner Elementary and several private schools lie within the neighborhood boundaries, and the nearby 606 trail and Mary Bartelme Park provide outdoor space without leaving the urban grid. ... Read more

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