Englewood (census tract ) traditionally has the most two to four flat building sales in the city of Chicago.  Originally, the land was swampy prairie occupied by the Mascouten Indians. As Chicago grew, it became a center for railroads. When the Great Chicago Fire destroyed a large portion of Chicago in 1871, residents moved to the outskirts. Englewood's railroad connections to downtown Chicago made it a convenient location, and the neighborhood's population boomed. The City of Chicago annexed Englewood in 1889.

It is written up on the city's official site at :
http://www.chicagoneighborhoods.cc/neighborhoods/englewood.html 

"Englewood is one of Chicago's comeback neighborhoods, thanks to a series of strategic public investments..."

The Encyclopedia of Chicago, compiled by the Chicago Historical Society, has an article on it:

"...Before 1850, Englewood was an oak forest with much swampland. In 1852 several railroad lines crossed at what became known as Junction Grove, stimulating the beginning of what we know today as Englewood.  ..."
See more at http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/426.html  

 Learn more about homes in this neighborhood at the home page of http://www.chicagoland2to4flats.info/!!!

Chicago.  Originally, the land was swampy prairie occupied by the Mascouten Indians. As Chicago grew, it became a center for railroads. When the Great Chicago Fire destroyed a large portion of Chicago in 1871, residents moved to the outskirts. Englewood's railroad connections to downtown Chicago made it a convenient location, and the neighborhood's population boomed. The City of Chicago annexed Englewood in 1889.

It is written up on the city's official site at :
http://www.chicagoneighborhoods.cc/neighborhoods/englewood.html 

"Englewood is one of Chicago's comeback neighborhoods, thanks to a series of strategic public investments..."

The Encyclopedia of Chicago, compiled by the Chicago Historical Society, has an article on it:

"...Before 1850, Englewood was an oak forest with much swampland. In 1852 several railroad lines crossed at what became known as Junction Grove, stimulating the beginning of what we know today as Englewood.  ..."
See more at http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/426.html  

And, remember, at http://www.chicagoland2to4flats.info/, you can see all the ways we are prepared to support you in the purchase of your investment property.

5124 Genesee Parkway  Bokeelia, Florida Best Water front, Direct Access Deal on Pine Island! $628,900 

Custom built two story home, direct gulf access with just under 3,000 Sq Ft of living area. Truely an exceptional property, featuring gourmet style kitchen (stainless appliances), large heated salt water pool, and 8k lb boat lift. This is a builders personal home, built in '04 with all options available. Widows walk on third floor for unsurpassed views of little Pine Island. Featuring silestone countertops, 20 inch tile in kitchen and living room. Features exceptionally large Master Suite on the entire second floor complete with wet bar. Boat Dock Private, Boat Lift, Electric and Water Avail at Dock. Bar, Cable Prewire, Fireplace, Multi Phone Lines, Pantry, Smoke Detectors, Vaulted Ceiling, Walk-in Closet, Window Coverings, High Speed Internet Available View of the Canal, Mangroves, Preserve. Breathtaking views of surrounding preserve. Shows beautifully. Incredible home.  

Click the link, open the window and watch the Virtual Tour of this incredible home.  Priced to sell and is the VERY BEST DEAL on all of Pine Island, Fl.  Call 239-210-8245 to schedule showings.

http://www.katrinagozoneinvestments.com/Listing/ViewListingDetailsAuthenticated.aspx?preview=true&listingid=1499399