Condos for Sale in Avalon Park, Chicago

Avalon Park is a predominantly residential South Side Chicago neighborhood characterized by single‑family houses and a neighborhood park with a fieldhouse. Local infrastructure centers on small commercial corridors, Chicago Public Schools, community services, and CTA bus routes, with many residents relying on cars for longer trips. Housing costs are generally below Chicago’s citywide averages, while economic and public‑safety indicators have historically trailed city averages; prospective residents should review current crime and housing data before deciding.

Avalon Park on Chicago’s South Side is generally more affordable than many central and North Side neighborhoods. Median home values and rents in Avalon Park are typically below the Chicago citywide median, reflecting a predominantly middle- to lower-income residential profile. For exact, up-to-date prices consult current listings or Cook County property records.

Avalon Park has a humid continental climate with cold, snowy winters and warm, humid summers. Average July highs are about 82–85°F (28–29°C) and January lows about 15–20°F (−9 to −6°C); annual precipitation is roughly 36 inches with about 30–40 inches of snow per year. Proximity to Lake Michigan slightly moderates temperatures, can enhance lake-effect snow, and precipitation occurs year-round with peak rainfall in late spring and early summer.

Avalon Park (Chicago community area 46 on the South Side) records higher rates of violent and property crime than the Chicago citywide average according to recent Chicago Police Department data. Crime is concentrated on specific blocks and fluctuates year to year, so safety varies by location and time of day. Residents and prospective movers should consult the latest CPD crime maps or local community reports for current, block-level information.