I decided to analyze Chicago Rental prices for
the 2nd quarter of 2010. This analysis shows
the average rent price by neighborhood and
bedroom count.

This report can be very useful for both
investors and tenants. I also provide assistance
to both groups. I can help investors buy
and sell investment properties. I can also
help tenants lease quality condos and homes.

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If you have any questions, please feel free to
leave a comment or visit my website:

Bronzeville Real Estate

Until the next time,

Mark Killion
Real Estate Broker
Century 21 Affiliated
5200 S. Harper Ave
Chicago, IL 60615
24 Hour Voice Mail: 312-242-1822
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Visit me online: www.773property.com

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As a licensed Real Estate Agent,
I have access to several Section 8 rentals in Chicago.
A lot of them are privately owned condos. Sometimes you can find a
few single family homes for rent too.

I have access to rentals listed by other real estate
agents too. I also know a few private owners that prefer housing
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Until the next time,

Mark Killion
Real Estate Broker
Century 21 Affiliated
5200 S. Harper Ave
Chicago, IL 60615
24 Hour Voice Mail: 312-242-1822
Send me a note!

Visit me online: www.773property.com

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In many areas of the city, the number of properties
sold is trending up while the selling price is
trending down. So demand is being driven by
increased affordability and the tax credit.

Also, investors are back in the market snatching up
deeply discounted bank owned properties. The
distressed property sales are pulling down Chicago’s
median value. There are properties on the South
and West Sides selling for $20,000! But, I think
that certain areas, like the South Loop and the Near
North side, are stabilizing. Sales activity in those areas
is high, but there is also a lot of inventory on the market.

Hopefully, when the tax credit expires, consumer
confidence will be higher than it is currently. The
timing is good, because it expires during the busy
Spring selling season. So right when it expires,
seasonal demand will be picking up.

I think we hit bottom around July/August 2009.
There is a lot of pent-up demand out there. But there
is even more uncertainty. The main concern now is
job creation. But, I think overall that 2010 will be a better
year than 2009.

Until the next time,

Mark Killion
Real Estate Broker
Century 21 Affiliated
5200 S. Harper Ave
Chicago, IL 60615
24 Hour Voice Mail: 312-242-1822
Send me a note!

Visit me online: www.773property.com

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The following article may be found on Wikipedia.
To view this article in its entirety, click here.

East Garfield Park is a community area located on
the west side of Chicago, Illinois, USA. It is part
of the Chicago West Side area. Located directly
in the path of gentrification heading westward
from the Loop, East Garfield Park has been named
one of America’s most “up and coming neighborhoods”
in the March 6, 2007 issue of Business Week.
However, since the housing market has slowed
nationwide, the gentrification of East Garfield Park
is expected to take several years.

The neighborhood is bordered by Carroll Street on
the north, Arthington and Taylor Streets on the
south, Hamlin and Independence Avenues to the
west, and Rockwell Street to the east.

Nearly 20% of the neighborhood is managed by the
Chicago Park District, with Garfield Park occupying
the northwest corner of the neighborhood. The
neighborhood is home to the Garfield Park
Conservatory, one of the largest and most
impressive conservatories in the United States.

Two of Chicago Transit Authority’s train lines,
the Blue Line and the Green Line, service this
neighborhood. The Green Line has stations at
California Ave / Lake St, Kedzie Ave / Lake St,
and Central Park Drive / Lake St. The Blue Line
has a station in the median of the Eisenhower
Expressway with entrances at both Kedzie Ave
and Homan Ave.

The neighborhood is also well-served by the CTA’s
bus service. East-west bus routes include #20
along Madison Street, #126 along Jackson Street,
and #7 along Harrison Street. In addition, the
#X20 runs eastbound along Warren Street and
westbound along Washington Street. North-south
bus routes include #94 along California Avenue,
#52 along Kedzie Avenue, and #82 along Homan
Avenue.

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If you any questions regarding Chicago Real Estate,
please feel free to contact me.

Until the next time,

Mark Killion
Real Estate Broker
Century 21 Affiliated
5200 S. Harper Ave
Chicago, IL 60615
24 Hour Voice Mail: 312-242-1822
Send me a note!

Visit me online: www.773property.com

EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY