60609 Zip Code currently has 45 single family homes for sale, 3 townhouses for sale, 13 condos for sale, and 85 lots for sale. There are 4 foreclosures for sale, and 3 short sales. For anyone looking for a brand new home, there are 5 new construction homes for sale.
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60609 Zip Code has 28 subdivisions offering single family homes and condos. Prices range from $75,000 to $625,000. Canaryville currently has the most active listings with 7 homes for sale.
Armour Square sits on Chicago’s South Side, directly south of the Loop and adjacent to the historic Chinatown commercial district. The neighborhood offers convenient access to the Red Line and multiple bus routes, as well as to the nearby McCormick Place convention center and the lakefront. Its residential blocks contain a mix of two-flats, single-family homes, and small apartment buildings, with residents within a short drive or transit ride of downtown employment centers and cultural institutions.... Read more
Bridgeport sits on Chicago’s Near South Side with direct access to the Dan Ryan Expressway and the Red Line, placing residents within a short drive or transit ride of downtown and the lakefront. The neighborhood’s stock of early-20th-century brick two-flats and single-family homes lines quiet, tree-shaded streets, while the nearby Bridgeport Art Center and several small parks offer local cultural and recreational options. Families are served by the Chicago Public Schools’ Haines and Philip D. Armour elementary schools and by proximity to the University of Illinois at Chicago for higher education.... Read more
Fuller Park sits directly south of downtown Chicago and is bordered by major rail lines and the Dan Ryan Expressway, giving residents quick access to the Loop via Metra and CTA service. The neighborhood contains a mix of single-family homes and small apartment buildings on tree-lined streets, along with several parks and the historic Fuller Park fieldhouse that provide outdoor recreation space. Nearby institutions such as the University of Chicago and the Illinois Institute of Technology are reachable by a short drive or transit ride, supporting daily commutes and local amenities.... Read more
Gage Park sits on Chicago’s Southwest Side with quick access to the CTA Orange Line and multiple bus routes that reach downtown in under 25 minutes. The neighborhood’s grid of single-family bungalows and two-flats is anchored by Gage Park itself, which offers baseball fields, tennis courts, and a running track maintained by the Chicago Park District. Families are served by several nearby elementary options, including Gage Park High School and the CPS magnet school perspectives, while grocery stores, banks, and restaurants line 55th and Western.... Read more
Grand Boulevard sits on Chicago’s South Side with convenient access to the Dan Ryan Expressway and the CTA Green Line, linking residents to the Loop in under 15 minutes. The area includes Washington Park and its network of recreational fields, plus proximity to the University of Chicago campus and the medical district along Cottage Grove Avenue. Local public schools such as Wendell Phillips Academy High School serve the neighborhood, while everyday shopping and dining options line 47th Street and Martin Luther King Drive.... Read more
McKinley Park sits on Chicago’s Southwest Side, bordered by the Stevenson Expressway and the Sanitary and Ship Canal, giving residents quick access to both downtown and Midway Airport. The neighborhood’s housing stock is largely two- and three-flat brick buildings and single-family homes on tree-lined streets, many within walking distance of McKinley Park itself, which offers playing fields, a lagoon, and a field house with fitness classes. Families are served by several neighborhood schools, including the public McKinley Park Elementary and nearby private options, while retail and restaurants cluster along 35th and Archer.... Read more
New City occupies Chicago’s South Side along the Green Line, with direct transit access to downtown and connections to the city’s major expressways. The neighborhood’s residential blocks consist of single-family homes and two-flats built in the early 1900s, set among larger institutional and industrial properties. Residents have immediate access to Sherman Park’s athletic fields and trails, several CPS elementary and high schools, and nearby retail corridors along 47th and 51st Streets.... Read more
Washington Park sits on Chicago’s South Side, directly adjacent to the Washington Park cultural campus that includes the DuSable Museum of African American History and the Washington Park Refectory. Its tree-lined residential streets are within a short walk or quick drive of the Green Line’s Garfield station, the University of Chicago campus to the east, and the lakefront via 63rd Street. The neighborhood’s grid of single-family homes and two-flats is served by nearby public schools such as Burke Elementary and the Chicago Park District’s Washington Park facilities.... Read more
