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Search this neighborhoodEnglewood is a community area on Chicago's South Side, bounded by Garfield Boulevard (55th Street) to the north, 75th Street to the south, State Street and the railroad tracks to the east, and Halsted Street to the west. The neighborhood was once a thriving commercial center — the intersection of 63rd and Halsted was one of the busiest in the city. Englewood has faced significant economic challenges over the past several decades but has a strong network of community organizations working toward revitalization.
The community area's housing stock includes older single-family homes, two-flats, and vacant lots. The Green Line runs through the neighborhood with stations at Halsted and Ashland/63rd. Englewood has been the focus of major public investment including the Englewood Line extension proposal and the INVEST South/West initiative. Kennedy-King College, part of the City Colleges of Chicago system, is located in the neighborhood.
Englewood generates permit activity including demolition permits, community development projects, and residential renovations. Large-scale public investment projects appear in permit records alongside smaller residential filings.
CivicScout tracks 311 reports, police incidents, and other public safety data across Englewood. The neighborhood generates 311 requests related to vacant buildings, vacant lots, street lighting, and sanitation.
Englewood features residential zoning (RS-3, RT-4) with commercial corridors along 63rd Street, Halsted Street, and Ashland Avenue. The area has seen zoning changes to support INVEST South/West development.
Location reports for Englewood addresses include demolition permits, community development permits, and 311 requests. CivicScout reports track both public investment and private development activity.
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