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Robert Regis
  • Chicago, IL
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Chicago Real Estate Market

Robert Regis
  • Chicago, IL
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What would be considered a good deal for Chicago? I've been examining areas such as Avondale, Irving Park, Humboldt Park, Bridgeport, and Mckinley Park, and from what i've researched people claim that these are up and coming areas where a good deal can be had. From what i've seen on websites such as Zillow, even remedial properties are going for $330k +. If you look at what they sold for several years ago, they were dirt cheap, which leads me to think we are in a bubble. Long story short, what would be considered a good/decent deal as far as a house?

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