Townhomes for Sale in Wabash Crossing, Decatur

Wabash Crossing may be among the smallest of Decatur's neighborhoods, but a lot happens within its borders. "The neighborhood was built to accommodate blue-collar workers," says Randy Grigg, broker associate at Vieweg Real Estate. "Decatur had a lot of factories in the middle of the 20th century, and many people relocated here for employment." The neighborhood's multifamily and renter-friendly homes still offer quick access to employment opportunities downtown and in the city's northern industrial district. Having downtown next door also means expanded shopping and dining options and access to annual city events. Students are close to public schools and the city's four-year university, and all residents are within a few blocks of several community organizations. While a good portion of the community has industrial businesses and private institutions, the neighborhood is mainly residential. Apartments, New Traditional duplexes and townhouses are the most common offerings along Wabash Crossing's lush green streets. The neighborhood's proximity to downtown and Millikin University make it an attractive option for renters, but "other residents have lived here all their lives – some