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An ornate and lively corner of Chicago
Named for its triangular shape and its central commercial district on Taylor Street, the Tri-Taylor neighborhood is known for the charm of its 19th-century homes and its large selection of family-owned businesses. “Tri-Taylor is a really close-knit and community-oriented neighborhood,” says longtime resident and local Realtor Bill Altier with New West Realty Partners. West Taylor Street is a gathering point for local college students, who pack into the restaurants and bars housed in ornately decorated buildings that are unlike anything else in town. Located just 3 miles west of downtown Chicago, Tri-Taylor offers easy access to everything the Windy City has to offer while retaining its own distinct character.
Aerial of Tri-Taylor and the Streets That Make It Into a Triangle
Entrance to CTA Blue Line, Western Stop, and the I290 Expressway Only Minutes to Chicago
Italian residents are proud of their cultural legacy in the neighborhood in Tri-Taylor.
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Loaded with classic Chicago styles
The area’s residential streets are lined with mature oaks and elms and feature a range of classic Chicago home styles, from Greystones and Second Empire builds to midcentury worker’s cottages and recently constructed Neo-Traditional townhouses with Craftsman features. Most houses in the area feature small, fenced-in front lots. Tri-Taylor home prices range from $280,000 for quaint two-bedroom condos inconspicuously tucked into historic Greystone townhouses to $700,000 for three-bedroom townhouses in new developments. The densely packed rows of homes still retain a sense of individuality through the gated yards, where residents keep gardens, bird baths or children’s toys.
There are many options for townhouses in Tri-Taylor.
The streets are safe for walking and enjoying the day in Tri-Taylor.
There are many architectural styles from modern to second empire in Tri-Taylor.
A worker's cottage is a common architectural style in Tri-Taylor.
Homes can have substantial lawns for a city in Tri-Taylor.
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Eating on and around Taylor Street
Tri-Taylor residents can pick up groceries and other essentials at the local Jewel-Osco, just 1 mile out of the neighborhood, or at the Costco Wholesale just one block farther down South Pauline Street. After a morning of running errands, locals satisfy their appetites at one of the many restaurants on and surrounding Taylor Street. Ferrara Bakery has been serving the Chicago community since 1908 and specializes in delicious pastries, cannoli and cakes that can be enjoyed after savoring one of the bakery’s authentic Italian menu items. Across the street is Lulu’s Hot Dogs, where residents enjoy loaded Chicago-style hotdogs and steak sandwiches in a warm and friendly atmosphere. For an after-dinner drink, stop by The Slide Bar, where locals enjoy handcrafted cocktails and cold beer at happy hour.
Interior Ferrara Bakery Where You Can Pick Up Tasty Treats and Italian Fare, Tri-Taylor, Chicago
Typica Diner & Cafe is a favorite restaurant among locals in Tri-Taylor.
Italian residents are proud of their cultural legacy in the neighborhood in Tri-Taylor.
Residents love the generous portions at Pita Pita Mediterranean Grill in Tri-Taylor.
Pita Pita Mediterranean Grill has great mediterranean food options in Tri-Taylor.
Standard Pho offers great pho residents love in Tri-Taylor.
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The back yard of United Center
Tri-Taylor residents are in an excellent position to take advantage of Chicago’s world-famous sports culture. The neighborhood is a short mile-long drive from the United Center, where locals flock to watch the Bulls take the court or the Blackhawks take the ice. Millenium Park and the Art Institute of Chicago can be reached with a quick 30-minute trip on the Blue Line, as can all of The Loop’s legendary restaurants and museums.
The Chicago Bulls play at the United Center near Tri-Taylor.
Sunrise above United Center is a spectacular view in Tri-Taylor.
The United Center with its many events is a major draw for residents in Tri-Taylor.
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Education in the Windy City
Younger residents of Tri-Taylor attend Washington Irving Elementary School, which scores a C-plus on Niche. Irving Elementary also serves as the area’s middle school, with the curriculum extending through eighth grade. The school offers free breakfast and lunch daily to all enrolled students, who then graduate to Manley Career Academy High School, which scores a C-minus. Manley High School has a storied legacy, boasting the first all-black rowing team to win the National Championships in 1999. The school has continued their legacy of athletic and academic success to this day – the basketball team was recently crowned City Champions, and the school vaunts a 100 percent college acceptance rate.
Irving Elementary School serves pre-K to eight grade near Tri-Taylor.
Manley Career Academy High School has 196 students near Tri-Taylor.
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Just a few blocks from Douglass Park
One of the perks of living in Tri-Taylor is proximity to the expansive Douglass Park, which first opened in 1879. Less than 2 miles from the neighborhood, locals head here to enjoy the park’s serene lake and beautifully maintained gardens before using its minigolf course, outdoor pool or sports facilities. The park also has over 3 miles of paved walking trails winding around the banks of its famed lagoon.
Enjoy a game of hoops at the basketball courts in Douglass Park near Tri-Taylor.
Douglass Park has many sporting options near Tri-Taylor.
Douglass Park is one of the biggest parks in Chicago near Tri-Taylor.
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Eisenhower Expressway and the “L”
Located just 3 miles from Chicago’s city center, Tri-Taylor residents enjoy easy access to downtown via the Eisenhower Expressway, which serves as the neighborhood’s northern boundary. “A large percentage of the neighborhood’s residents commute to the nearby medical district or to downtown for work,” Altier says. Bus lines weave in and out of the neighborhood, running along Old Route 66 and South Western Avenue. The Western “L” train station is also a short walk from the neighborhood, bringing residents 4 miles into downtown Chicago or swinging around 20 miles to O’Hare International Airport.
The Eisenhower Expressway connects Chicago to the western suburbs in Tri-Taylor.
The blue line runs all the way to O'Hare in Tri-Taylor.
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The Tri-Taylor Historic District
The Tri-Taylor Historic District is a collection of over 400 rowhouses that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The homes were constructed in the wake of the Great Chicago Fire and to this day retain many distinct architectural features that are unlike any other in the city. The area remains proud of its cultural heritage as a haven for Italian American immigrants in the 1900s, with restaurants and businesses along Taylor Street reflecting that legacy.
There are over 400 rowhouses in the Tri-Taylor Historic District.
There are so many amazing little details on homes in Tri-Taylor.
The design elements on many homes are very creative in Tri-Taylor.
Residents take great pride in the historical significance of their homes in Tri-Taylor.
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Parks in this Area
Claremont Park
Picnic Area
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
Park No. 489
Playground
Douglass (Anna & Frederick) Park
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Fishing
Touhy-Herbert Park
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Beach
Garibaldi Park
Picnic Area
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
Altgeld Park
Livingston Park
Baseball/Softball
Soccer
Transit
Airport
Chicago Midway International
15 min drive
Bus
Western & Polk
Bus
Western & Taylor
Bus
Damen & Harrison
Bus
Harrison & Leavitt
Bus
Harrison & Oakley
Bus
Harrison & Hoyne
Bus
Damen & Ogden
Tri-Taylor Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Tri-Taylor, Chicago sell after 73 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Tri-Taylor, Chicago over the last 12 months is $620,000, down 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Sunny and spacious 2 bed 1 bath condo in the Tri-Taylor / Medical District with a gated parking space included! Low assessments and taxes! Wonderful open floor plan brings great natural light into the large living / dining room. Full-sized stackable washer and dryer and upright freezer in 2018 with extended warranties included. Furnace and air conditioner in 2017. TDimmers on all the light
Spacious and sunny top floor condo near UIC/Tri Taylor area. Updated kitchen with newer appliances, beautiful cabinets and stone countertops. The large living space features a built-in-buffet and ample space for entertaining and dining . South and West facing windows bring in natural light all year. In-unit washer and dryer and exterior parking space included in the price. The primary suite
Property Id: 1922322Renters here can live conveniently close to work in the IMD, while being near plenty of diverse culture, cuisine and recreation to explore in the adjacent West Loop, Little Italy and Pilsen neighborhoods. Downtown and other parts of the city are also easy to access with the CTA Blue Line located just down the street. The open concept floor plans are designed
Stunning condo-quality new construction in the heart of the historic Tri-Taylor/Medical District available August 15th! Modern, spacious, and bright 2BD/2.BA with 1 garage spot optional. Unit features 9' ceilings, oversized floor to ceiling windows, central air and heat, custom lighting, vinyl luxury plank floors throughout, wide open kitchen/ living/ dining space, modern kitchen cabinets, quartz
Property Id: 1349658Located within a short walk to four major hospitals, this fully rehabilitated apartment complex brings 272 re-imagined apartments to the Illinois Medical District, just west of downtown Chicago. The 18-story structure, originally built in 1967, completed a full renovation in 2021.A rooftop sundeck allows residents to enjoy unobstructed views in all directions.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Renters
Demographics
Total Population
5,580
Median Age
32
Population Density
22 ppl/acre
Population under 18
21.4%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
8.9%
Below the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$75,233
On par with the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$107,349
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
94.5%
College Graduates
56.1%
Above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
28.2%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
64.3%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
34''
Average Winter Low Temperature
20°F
Average Summer High Temperature
84°F
Annual Snowfall
40''
Area Factors
Biker's Paradise
Bike Score®
92/ 100
Very Walkable
Walk Score®
85/ 100
Excellent Transit
Transit Score®
72/ 100
Source: Walk Score
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