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Irving Park, by the Numbers: 264 Former Two-to-Six-Flats Now Classed as Houses, the Sixth-Most in Chicago, and the Median House Up 49 Percent to $670,900
Of the 324 two-to-six-flat parcels that left the class in Irving Park, on Chicago’s Northwest Side, since 2006, 264 are now classed as single-family houses, the sixth-most of any Chicago community area,…
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