About Greektown
Quick Facts
Current Prices: $325,000 to $624,900
Closed Prices: $230,000 to $1,775,000
Median Sale Price: $355,000
Average $ per sq ft: $448
Association Fee Ranges: $0 to $711/mo
Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age: 1906 to 2019
Sq. Ft.: 765 to 3427 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 1 to 4 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 1 to 4 Bathrooms
Around Greektown
One look around Greektown, and you’ll see that many buildings house commercial tenants rather than residential ones. This doesn’t mean that you can’t find a place to live in Greektown; it just might be a bit more difficult than in a neighborhood where renting is more prominent. You’ll find some sleek, modern apartments in the area too, considering how close Greektown is to the West Loop and downtown.
This one’s a no-brainer, and it has been since the 1960s when Greektown’s residents started to make and serve that one special sandwich that everyone seems to love: the gyro. Since then, Chicagoans from all corners of the city have flocked to Greektown for a gyro or some other savory, authentic plate of Greek fare. Have fun finding your favorite place amongst the many outstanding eateries this neighborhood has to offer.
Greektown’s residents have a lot of pride for their neighborhood, whether or not they have ties to its old-country roots. For evidence of this pride, look no further than the Greek-inspired pavilions and other architectural elements that pay homage to the famous structures in Athens and beyond. It’s quite the juxtaposition to see these installations with the ultra-modern skyline of Chicago in the background.
Greektown itself might not be known for great nightlife, but it does neighbor one of the city’s hottest areas for going out on the town: the West Loop. You will be able to find a smattering of bars and pubs along Halsted Street, as it’s the main thoroughfare of Greektown.
You might wake up for a small breakfast at home before heading out for a Sunday feast at one of the many well-reviewed eateries in Greektown — a perfect day in this neighborhood would always involve food, after all. You might be inspired to take a stroll afterward and check out the Greek-inspired structures that dot the neighborhood. Or you could trek over to a bordering neighborhood that has more diverse shops and entertainment to offer. And you might need a long walk after eating a big Greek meal!
Locals Love
- Access to Expressways
- Greek Restaurants
- Heritage Events and Parades
- Proximity to Downtown and West Loop
Locals Don't Love
- Little greenspace
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