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Diverse and culturally-rich community near the Chicago Loop
Archer Heights is a diverse and a culturally rich community located about 9miles southwest of the iconic Chicago Loop. The bustling commercial corridor is not only coveted for its proximity to the pedestrian-friendly and hip waterfront retail strip but for its community feel, public greenspaces and immersive culinary experiences.
The interior of De Colores Ice Cream & Coffee Shop in Archer Heights is bright and exciting.
The proximity to downtown makes Archer Heights a great place to call home.
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Classic Chicago-style bungalows and beautiful brick two-story homes
In this lively neighborhood, residents can choose from a variety of homes, ranging from two-story residences with brick exteriors to classic Chicago-style bungalows. Single-lot housing is common, and on-street parking is readily available. Homes typically feature charming gatehouse doors and small front patios. Houses with around 1,000 square feet usually cost around $300,000, while larger residences exceeding 1,000 square feet may reach the mid $400,000s.
People enjoy a walk on the quiet sidewalks of Archer Heights.
Chicago-style Bungalows are common in the neighborhood of Archer Heights.
A decorative eagle stands guard on top of a fence in the Chicago neighborhood Archer Heights.
The streets of Archer Heights are well taken care of and the lawns are very tidy.
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Curie High provides art and technical education
Within the community, educational opportunities abound as there are several public, faith-based and private schools such as Acero Charter School, which offers dual language instruction. Students can begin their academic careers at Richard Edwards Elementary, which earns a C Niche grade and provides pre-k through eighth-grade curricula. Students can then move on to Marie Curie Metropolitan High School, named after the famed scientist. Curie High, which also earns an overall Niche grade of C, is a magnet institution with fine and performing arts programs and career and technical education. The neighborhood is also home to the Academy for Global Citizenship, a magnet campus focusing on global mindedness. Students can shake off the academic year by heading to De Colores Ice Cream & Coffee Shop, located just a few blocks from Curie High. De Colores is vibrantly decorated with nods to the holiday Día de los Muertos. This art-centric creamery hosts events and is another popular place when the school year ends. “In the summer, we open the patio to host artisan markets,” says owner Dolores Zaragoza Lopez. “Women come and sell their work or pieces from Mexico. Here [students] can come to do homework or come and hang out before practice. It’s a safe space where they feel welcomed.”
Curie Metropolitan High School has 3,219 students and is located in Chicago.
Edwards Elementary School is a public school in Chicago.
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Curie and Irma C. Ruiz parks lead the way for outdoor fun
To enjoy outdoor recreation, head to the three parks within the neighborhood boundaries. Curie Park boasts three gymnasiums, outdoor volleyball courts and an indoor pool, which is open year-round and packs a full house when the academic year ends. Residents can bring their lawn chairs and cheer on local youth football and soccer teams. Other neighborhood parks include Ruiz Park, Archer Park and Kujawa Park. Archer and Curie parks host highly anticipated events throughout the year, including a six-week summer camp, Movies in the Park and holiday festivals.
Curie Park is home to Movies in the Park and holiday festivals.
A resident of Archer Heights takes a stroll through Archer Park.
Play a game of chess on this cute mushroom table and chairs in Chicago's Irma C. Ruiz Park.
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Archer Avenue presents endless international cuisines
For a taste of the nightlife scene, the thriving commercial corridors along South Pulaski Road and South Archer Avenue present endless options for international cuisines and entertainment. Polish Highlanders restaurant is a community staple that offers an inviting and relaxed vibe with locals praising their authentic entrees, big beers and décor that transports you to the outskirts of Warsaw. As residents savor their meals, they can tap their feet to the polka band playing in the background. Mariscos Luisito is another local favorite. However, this laidback family-owned spot serves dishes bursting with Mexican flavor. Moving to Archer Heights gives ample opportunities to try new cuisines or for residents to find their go-to weekly hangout. Additional entertainment can be found at the numerous dive bars and music-centric lounges. For everyday cooking needs, Cermak Produce is just a few miles south and for nearby retail shopping, the Super Mall is just one mile south. The Pulaski Promenade houses Marshalls, Ulta Beauty, Starbucks and more. Archer Heights is located along the Stevenson Expressway, which allows easy access in and out of Chicago, which is just 10 minutes away. Downtown Chicago stands as a hub for both high-end retail giants and local shops, offering a diverse shopping experience for residents.
Polish Highlanders Restaurant has a commanding presence on Archer Avenue in Archer Heights.
De Colores Ice Cream & Coffee Shop in Archer Heights is a great place to meet with friends.
Mariscos Luis in Archer Heights is a great place to lunch or dinner.
The Pulaski Promenade of Archer Heights houses many name brand stores.
Starbucks is one of the many stores in The Pulaski Promenade of Archer Heights.
Pete's Market in Archer Heights is another great grocery in the neighborhood.
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The 'L' train and CTA gets residents where they need to go
The community promotes a highly walkable lifestyle, with schools and residences conveniently close to local shops and eateries. For convenient transportation, residents can utilize the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) bus and rail system, locally known as the 'L train.' This efficient system enhances the accessibility and connectivity of the neighborhood, providing residents with easy access to various destinations within the community and beyond.
Taking the CTA is easy in Archer Heights, home to a large EL and bus station.
A student waits for a bus in the Archer Heights neighborhood.
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Never in this area, have i ever seen a vacant apartment. mostly all properties, and housing just look normal.
3.0Niche User
12/30/2015Niche Review
Well, depending on their rent, some have their very own house.
4.0Niche User
5/14/2015Niche Review
The quality of housing is okay. There aren't any vacant properties that I am aware of. The cost of housing and utilities is not too high. The best area to reside in is near the northside of Chicago.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Archer Heights
US
Homicide
2
4
Sexual Assault
8
4
Assault with Weapon
6
4
Robbery
6
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
5
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Archer Heights Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Archer Heights, Chicago sell after 26 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Archer Heights, Chicago over the last 12 months is $300,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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