Lower West Side

The Lower West Side is located southwest of the Loop and embodies a unique blend of cultural diversity, artistic expression, and historic charm. 

• Pilsen: Pilsen is a vibrant and culturally rich neighborhood known for its bohemian vibes, strong sense of Mexican-American culture, and artistic flourish. The streets are adorned with colorful murals, reflecting the area's strong ties to the arts. Residents enjoy a mix of historic brick apartments, charming walk-ups, and cozy single-family homes. Pilsen is a haven for art enthusiasts, with numerous galleries, studios, and cultural events.

• East Pilsen: East Pilsen is at the forefront of urban revival, offering contemporary living spaces within a historic backdrop. Modern condos, loft-style apartments, and renovated warehouses cater to those seeking a blend of comfort and industrial chic. The neighborhood is home to trendy eateries, boutiques, and a burgeoning art scene.

• Heart of Chicago: This neighborhood is a culinary haven with a rich history. Residents enjoy a diverse array of dining options, from family-owned trattorias to trendy cafes. The residential landscape features historic brick homes and classic Chicago-style architecture, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

The Lower West Side invites you to experience the richness of Chicago's cultural tapestry. Immerse yourself in a community where art, culture, and history converge to create a truly distinctive living experience.

Places of interest: National Museum of Mexican Art, Thalia Hall, Simone's, Harrison Park, 16th Street Murals, Pilsen Arts & Community House, Chicago Arts District, 18th Street District, Ignotz's Ristorante, Bruna's Ristorante, 5 Rabanitos, Mana Contemporary, Fiesta del Sol, Woman Made Gallery, Punch House, Knee Deep Vintage, Cafe Jumping Bean, Frida Room, Vault Gallerie, Hector Duarte Studio, Carnitas Uruapan, 606 Records, Open Books, Semillas Plant Studio, HaiSous Vietnamese Kitchen, La Michoacana Premium.