@Kyle D Birch I am also very curious about the Chicago real estate market. I am brand new to investing. I do not have a property yet, however working on it. My husband and I love Chicago and would love to buy our first investment property there. Not too many posts here about Chicago on BP. Hopefully this can start a thread!
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@Kyle D Birch all of these areas are solid, but inventory is very tight all over the place. You definitely are on the right track by casting a wider net.
@Kyle D Birch I am also very curious about the Chicago real estate market. I am brand new to investing. I do not have a property yet, however working on it. My husband and I love Chicago and would love to buy our first investment property there. Not too many posts here about Chicago on BP. Hopefully this can start a thread!
There are 100's of posts about Chicago on BP. You just have to set your search up for Chicago. This question from Kyle D Birch is over 1 year old. Regarding the 4 areas referenced in his post, all the areas have dwindling inventory but McKinley Park has the most inventory. Brighton Park has had the greatest appreciation and has room to grow