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Old 04-07-2007, 11:15 AM
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Default Looking for decent kid friendly neighborhood

Hi there, my husband and I are being transferred once again (that makes twice in 4 months). We are looking for a nice family oriented neighborhood. Unfortunately since we move frequently renting is our only option. We will probably be in Chicago for a couple of years. What I want is a 3 bedroom house 2 baths, back yard, Central Air, appliances included and parking. Can you please tell me of neighborhoods with young families, low crime and close to commuter trains and amenities like restaurants and shopping? I need to know what rent range I would be looking at. So if you could tell me approximately what I would be looking at I would appreciate it. My husbands office is downtown near the Tribune building if anyone knows where that is. So if you could give me an idea of commute times that would be great.

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Becky
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Old 04-07-2007, 02:00 PM
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Default Homewood Flossmoor area

You should check out Homewood. Not sure about rentals, but for a family, kid friendly area, Homewood is most ideal. national award winning park district, top rated schools and parks. Low crime, with shopping and a nice town atmosphere. There is also a metra train stop that goes into the city at Randolph Street, just a few blocks south of the Tribune building.Good Luck!
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