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Old 07-22-2008, 10:25 AM
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I need to relocate my family from a South Loop condo into a house. Can anyone give me any insight into what family friendly neighborhoods were developed primarily in the 1960's and thus may have a large pool of homes from this era?

Suggestions in the suburbs are fine too. Thanks.
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Old 07-22-2008, 11:18 AM
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Geez, it might be easier to list the ares that did not have much building happening in the 60s...

Even some of the towns that did not have a lot of typical 60's style single family homes had some mult-family and/or Chicago 60s bungalows kind of boom then...
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At least on the Northwest side...

Burbs like Harwood Heights,Norridge,Niles,and Skokie have many. Neighborhoods in the city close to O'Hare like O'Hare,Dunning,Belmont Heights,Irving Woods,Belmont Terrace,Big Oaks,Union Ridge,Norwood Park West,and Portage Park,have quite a few.

Other neighborhoods that do not have as many as the ones mentioned above, but do have a decent amount are Oriole Park,Edison Park,Jefferson Park...

http://www.ci.chi.il.us/webportal/CO...oods_11x17.pdf
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