Garden Courts
Community constructed 1977-1996
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About Garden Courts
Garden Courts has 33 homes across 14 single-unit buildings. The community has no multi-unit buildings. Residents live in 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom units. Unit sizes range from 1,150 to 2,200 square feet. The community has a Partial Fence, a Park, a Patio, and a Picnic Area. The pet policy allows cats and dogs with a number limit. The policy also requires additional pet rent. Each home sits in its own building. The layout offers separate units and nearby outdoor space. The Park gives open green space near the buildings. The Patio and Picnic Area support outdoor meals and rest. The Partial Fence marks boundaries around some outdoor areas. Cats and dogs must follow the number limit and pay extra rent. The size range gives households different space options. The mix of 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom homes suits small and larger households. Residents use the outdoor areas.
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The Neighborhood: Little Italy / University Village, Chicago
Little Italy / University Village sits near the University of Illinois at Chicago and blends campus life with older neighborhood shops. University of Illinois at Chicago anchors this district with research buildings, student housing, and dining halls. Rosebud serves classic Italian dishes and draws diners from across the city. Haymarket Pub & Brewery offers craft beer and a public taproom near the campus. Navy Pier provides rides, festivals, and the Centennial Wheel for visitors. Union Park hosts concerts, sports, and open green space near the north edge. Jane Addams Hull-House Museum preserves local history and social work exhibits. CTA Blue Line connects this district to the Loop and O'Hare and serves a nearby station. Buses run along major corridors and link to other Chicago neighborhoods. Apartment buildings and rental units provide dense housing options for students and professionals. Small businesses and cafes serve daily needs and study places for residents. Walkability helps many people reach shops, parks, and transit on foot. Redevelopment projects add modern housing and new retail in several blocks. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 25 to 29 years old and that one-person households make up the largest share of residents.
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