60616 Zip Code currently has 17 single family homes for sale, 11 townhouses for sale, 129 condos for sale, and 15 lots for sale. There are 4 foreclosures for sale. For anyone looking for a brand new home, there are 11 new construction homes for sale.
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60616 Zip Code has 128 subdivisions offering townhouses and condos. Prices range from $624,900 to $1,449,000. Lakeside Tower 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
Chinatown sits just south of downtown Chicago along the South Branch of the Chicago River, giving residents quick access to the Loop via the Red Line and multiple bus routes. The neighborhood combines historic two- and three-flat buildings with newer townhomes and condos along Wentworth and Archer Avenues, while the nearby Ping Tom Park and the riverwalk provide direct green space and waterfront paths. Daily needs are met by the concentration of grocery stores, restaurants, and the branch library on Wentworth, and families have the choice of nearby public schools such as Haines Elementary and the academically selective Jones College Prep.... Read more
Douglas is a South Side neighborhood bounded by 26th Street, Cottage Grove Avenue, and the Metra Electric District tracks, giving residents quick access to downtown via the Green Line and Lake Shore Drive. The area contains the historic Ida B. Wells Homes redevelopment and sits adjacent to the University of Chicago campus and the Museum of Science and Industry, providing walkable cultural and educational amenities. Proximity to Washington Park and the DuSable Lake Shore Drive bike path supports outdoor recreation, while nearby Bronzeville commercial corridors supply daily retail and dining options.... Read more
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
The Lower West Side sits directly southwest of downtown Chicago, giving residents quick access to the Loop, major expressways, and multiple CTA rail and bus lines. Pilsen’s longstanding mix of historic brick two-flats, murals, and industrial buildings sits alongside the University of Illinois at Chicago’s campus and the National Museum of Mexican Art. The neighborhood’s commercial corridors along 18th Street and Blue Island Avenue supply independent restaurants, bakeries, and grocers, while Harrison Park and Ping Tom Park provide nearby green space and riverfront recreation.... Read more
Near South Side sits immediately south of the Loop, giving residents quick access to downtown offices, transit hubs, and lakefront parks along Lake Michigan. The neighborhood blends historic row houses and mid-century buildings with newer residential developments, all within walking distance of the Museum Campus, Soldier Field, and several CTA lines. Its grid of tree-lined streets and proximity to both the Chicago River and lake paths support a practical daily routine centered on commuting, recreation, and cultural institutions.... Read more
