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Urban residential streets in Belmont Central
Once home to a singular saloon around 1835, Belmont Central has much of its history rooted in business, and the population grew exponentially in the 1900s as manufacturing warehouses and factories were built in the area. “Belmont Central is in the top 5 percent of American neighborhoods when it comes to walkability,” says local managing broker Maggie A. Mathews with Realty of Chicago, who has over 20 years of experience in the industry. "It tends to be quieter than the rest of the city and provides access to Brickyard and lots of grocery stores,” Mathews says. Belmont Central is now a densely packed residential northwest community for those seeking quieter streets just 12 miles from downtown Chicago.
Belmont Central is a densely packed residential northwest community for those seeking quiet.
Bricktown Square is a major retail center on the outskirts of Belmont Central.
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Rows of bungalows and the occasional two-flat
A birds-eye view of Belmont Central shows street after street of stand-alone properties. Deemed a part of Chicago’s iconic bungalow belt, stand-alone brick bungalows in varying hues and decorative accents are a common sight. Two flats are also popular, with properties often renovated or well-maintained over the years, while some new construction is popping up around town. The median price for a single-family home in the neighborhood hovers slightly under $350,000, with fenced-in backyards large enough for family barbecues and detached garages. Prices range significantly from the low $100,000s for a teardown to the $300,000s to $600,000 for a renovated, turnkey property.
Belmont Central was deemed a part of Chicago’s iconic bungalow belt.
Brick two flats are seen throughout the Belmont Central.neighborhood.
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Eats and treats along North Central Avenue
Bricktown Square is the main shopping plaza in Belmont Central, home to major retailers like Aldi, Jewel-Osco, Lowes and Target, alongside smaller retailers and necessity stops. Belmont Central takes pride in the amount of diverse local businesses that pocket the neighborhood. Locals can fuel up for the day at Valle Lindo Coffee Shop before heading to dinner at the original site of La Costa, a Mexican restaurant known for its seafood and cocktails. Other Latin favorites like Avenida Peru line North Central Avenue. Across the street, Tasty Polish Food serves up mouthwatering pierogies. Nearby Stereo Nightclub stays busy on the weekends as one of the few nightlife spots where locals can dance and socialize.
La Costa in Belmont Central serves up a variety of authentic Mexican seafood dishes.
Shoppers of Belmont Central can head to Target, located in Bricktown Square.
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Local theaters and museums
The city’s oldest Latino theater, the Aguijon Theater, is in the heart of Belmont Central. Locals can check the events page and easily catch a classic or contemporary performance on the weekend, which often depicts and explores issues affecting the Latino community. For a different dose of history, residents can explore the history of the city and the nation through automobiles’ role at Klairmont Kollections Automotive Museum.
The Aguijon Theater is in the heart of Belmont Central and the city’s oldest Latino theater.
Klairmont Kollections Automotive Museum is a must visit for car enthusiasts of Belmont Central.
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Endless recreation and amenities at Riis Park
The neighborhood is pocketed with small parks and playlots, but the undeniable hotspot of Riis Park lies in the heart of the community. Spanning nearly 60 acres, Riis Park features a running track and soccer field, newly rehabbed tennis courts and playground, and a pond where locals can fish. In the winter, locals can head to the ice-skating rink for an afternoon of fun, while warmer weather ushers in crowds headed to the outdoor pool. Indoors, the field house offers a range of programs, such as art and acting lessons, family ceramics, and gymnastics. The West Belmont Branch Public Library is another excellent resource, hosting movie screenings weekly alongside book and craft clubs for all age groups.
Riis Park in Belmont Central has a soccer field that is popular with locals.
Feeding the geese at the lagoon in Riis Park in Belmont Central is a popular activity.
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Accessible public transit options
Locals have easy access to a range of public transit options. Bus stops are found along all major crossroads, such as North Central, North Austin, West Diversey and West Belmont Avenues. Locals can also head to the Hanson Park Train Station for quick commutes to downtown Chicago. Commuters also have access to nearby Interstate 90, while those looking to travel further can head 11 miles west to Chicago O’Hare International Airport. In case of emergencies, both the Shrine’s Children’s Chicago Hospital and Community First Medical Center are less than 2 miles from the heart of the community.
The Metra has two stations located just south Belmont Central, making a trip downtown easy.
Public transportation runs throughout the streets of Belmont Central.
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Education in the No. 299 District
The Chicago Public Schools No. 299 District serves the community of Belmont Central. Several schools are scattered throughout the neighborhood, including public and private options. Elementary and middle school students can attend the public Marvin Camras Children’s Engineering School, scoring a C-plus or B-minus rated Lyon Elementary School. For high school, C-rated Steinmetz College Prep is highly regarded for its extensive academic departments and bilingual program.
High School students in Belmont Central can attend Steinmetz College Prep.
Lyon Elementary School serves Belmont Central and has a highly diverse student population.
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Belmont Central Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Belmont Central, Chicago sell after 22 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Belmont Central, Chicago over the last 12 months is $350,000, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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