| 2501 West 103rd Street | -$64,000 (-10.9%) |
| 9113 South Western Avenue | -$5,000 (-7.1%) |
| 2605 West 106th Street | -$12,000 (-6.3%) |
| 10407 South Hoyne Avenue | -$29,000 (-6.1%) |
| 1727 West 100th Place | -$25,000 (-5.9%) |
| Median | ||
|---|---|---|
| Bedrooms | Price | Price / ft² |
| Studio | $239,000 | $0 |
| 2 BR | $135,000 | $123 |
| 3 BR | $315,000 | $192 |
| 4+ BR | $399,900 | $171 |
Out of the 68 listings that are currently on the market, there are 3 condos, 60 houses, 0 townhouses, and 0 multifamilies. Our real-time inventory refreshes every hour, so that you see the best new inventory available on the market.
This search area is located within 60643. 60643 has 50,507 residents in 17,919 households. The median age of this zipcode is 43.9 with a majority of inhabitants unmarried. At least 75.42% of those living in this zipcode currently own their homes. Roughly 30.47% of population here speak a language other than English at home.
The median income in this zipcode is $59,686, with an employment rate of 51.8%. It tends to take those living in 60643 an average of 37.7 minutes to get to work, with a majority commuting by car. Out of the total population of those 25 and older, 17.62% have a master’s or above, 17.82% have a bachelor’s, and 21.35% have a high school degree.
More broadly, 60643 is a part of Cook County, Illinois. Cook County, Illinois has around 5,227,575 residents, or 1,951,606 households with a median age of 36.1. Residents in this county have a median income of $56,902 and a home ownership rate of 56.63%.
Finally, Cook County, Illinois is a part of the greater Chicago, IL - IN Urban Area. The Chicago, IL - IN Urban Area has a population of 8,672,319 across 3,153,810 households. The median age of the urban area is 36.6. Those living in this urban area have a median income of $63,064 and a home ownership rate of 63.27%.
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