Condos for Sale in Auburn Gresham, Chicago

A predominantly residential South Side neighborhood with a majority Black population, Auburn Gresham features many single-family homes (including Chicago bungalows) and small commercial corridors. Housing costs and median household income are generally below Chicago city averages, while crime rates have historically been higher than the citywide average. Residents use CTA bus service and have nearby rapid-transit and commuter-rail access, with local public schools, parks and small-business retail along major streets.

Auburn Gresham is generally more affordable than Chicago’s citywide averages, with median home values and rents below the city median. Household income and property values in the neighborhood are lower than many North and Near South Side neighborhoods, reflecting its status as a lower-cost South Side community. Affordability varies by block and property type, so check current MLS listings or City of Chicago housing data for up-to-date prices.

Auburn Gresham has Chicago’s humid continental climate with four distinct seasons. Winters are cold with temperatures frequently below freezing and measurable snowfall (Chicago typically records about 30–40 inches of snow annually), while summers are warm to hot and humid with daytime highs commonly in the 80s°F (mid-20s to low-30s°C). Spring and fall are transitional and often changeable, and precipitation occurs throughout the year.

Auburn Gresham records higher rates of violent and property crime than the Chicago city average according to city and police data. Incidents are more concentrated near certain commercial corridors, while many residential blocks have lower incident counts. Some residents and community organizations run local safety programs, but for current, block-level information consult the Chicago Data Portal crime map or recent Chicago Police Department statistics before deciding to visit or move.