Auburn-Gresham

Chicago, Illinois

Overview

Auburn-Gresham is a historic community on the South Side of Chicago. While the neighborhood has witnessed ongoing development over the past century, it has remained rooted in its distinct Chicago history and culture. Though the area is primarily residential, several parks and small venues break up the pockets of homes. With a rapidly urbanizing commercial area in the neighborhood's southeast edge, locals can easily access a broad range of shopping, dining, and entertainment.

Homes in Auburn-Gresham

Where To Live

Stretching from Wallace Street to Beverly Boulevard, this South Side neighborhood has flats as well as single-family homes. The majority of houses between Damen and Ashland Avenues have larger units. The main access points to shopping and entertainment can be found between 79th Street and Ashland Avenue. These are good places to live for commuters and those interested in accessing local conveniences without a car.

Around Auburn-Gresham

Where To Eat

Characteristic of the South Side lifestyle, this area features several home-style casual dining options. The north and southeast parts of Auburn-Gresham have some larger restaurants and shopping centers. Several mid-range and upscale chain restaurants are interspersed between local establishments. Whether it's Chinese food or burgers, these new developments have something for everyone.

Friday Night Fun

The majority of entertainment around this area features laid-back bars and cocktail lounges. A Friday night could easily include casual bar hopping through the neighborhood or venturing to nearby areas for more clubs and music venues. Regardless, if you are looking for a casual Friday kickback or hoping for a night on the town, Auburn-Gresham hosts its own entertainment options and offers convenient access to other popular neighborhoods.

The Perfect Sunday

Weekends are relatively quiet in this neighborhood with consistent community programs engaging many of the residents. A quiet stroll through the residential areas of Auburn-Gresham or the many small and centralized parks is a Sunday favorite for locals.

Living Here

Locals Love

Numerous housing styles and options • New restaurants and commercial development • City parks throughout the residential communities

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