Condos for Sale in Beverly, Chicago

Located on Chicago’s southwest side along the Blue Island Ridge, the neighborhood is predominantly residential with hilly, tree-lined streets and a large stock of single-family and historic homes. It has a strong Irish-American heritage and a compact arts/business corridor around 95th Street with independent shops and regular cultural events. Transit includes multiple Metra Rock Island District stations to downtown plus CTA/Pace bus service; schools are served by Chicago Public Schools, and parks, trails, and generally lower crime rates than many nearby South Side neighborhoods give it a suburban feel within the city.

Housing costs in Beverly are generally above the Chicago median due to a predominance of single-family homes and historic bungalows. Prices and property taxes are usually lower than Chicago’s wealthiest North Side neighborhoods, while rents tend to be below downtown and Near North areas. Overall, Beverly is moderately expensive within the context of Chicago, with housing being the primary driver of higher costs.

Beverly has a humid continental climate with cold, snowy winters and warm, humid summers. Average January highs are around 30–33°F (−1 to 1°C) with lows in the teens to low 20s°F (−10 to −6°C), while July highs average about 82–86°F (28–30°C) with lows near 65–70°F (18–21°C). Annual precipitation is roughly 36–38 inches with typical seasonal snowfall around 30–40 inches; spring and summer bring thunderstorms and occasional heat waves, and winter features frequent snow and lake-effect temperature moderation.

Beverly typically records lower violent-crime rates than the Chicago city average and many nearby South Side neighborhoods, according to Chicago Police Department crime data. Property crimes such as motor-vehicle theft and burglaries are the most commonly reported incidents. Local CAPS beats and neighborhood organizations are active; for up-to-date, block-level figures consult the CPD crime map or the City of Chicago Data Portal.