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Parking in Englewood, Chicago
Whether you're heading into Englewood in order to visit, work or even shop then you're going to want to find safe and affordable parking in the area before you even leave your home. Now that the Kennedy King College has revitalized some of the area's resources and economy more and more students and young people are moving to the area in order to take advantages of the educational atmosphere that the new area can provide. But more people moving in means more competition for parking in Englewood and, so is park of your daily grind is finding Englewood parking, then now is the time to start planning ahead so that you won't have to struggle against the lack of parking in Englewood. Parking in Chicago has a reputation as being some of the worst in the country, no matter which neighborhood you're in. Most people probably wouldn't think of Englewood parking as some of the worst when compared to parking in the Loop or along the shore, but with Englewood becoming a more and more popular area parking in Englewood is starting to resemble parking in others areas, where you could spend hours circling the block trying to find parking. Not to mention the fact that Englewood parking presents certain difficulties specific to the area. In the end the fact of the matter is that finding parking in Englewood is not an easy task, but by planning ahead with parkingspotter.com you can find a spot and leave your car behind worry free.
-- Alex S.
Once known as "Junction Grove," Englewood, Chicago is fast becoming one of the many areas of Chicago that is turning around. While Englewood had a rocky history in the late 80s and early 90s, a top priority of Chicago Mayor Richard Daley has been to beautify Englewood. In 1999, Mayor Daley announced that funds had been allocated to revitalize Englewood. Part of this revitalization plan was to relocate Kennedy King College to Englewood, a $256 million project. The relocation of the college to the Englewood community would bring academia to the area, and academic institutions bring in different types of institutions because of students. Retail areas will follow Kennedy King College, especially school supply stores, food shops, coffee shops, and internet cafes.
Englewood is an area in Chicago that is easy to get into now, but in ten years time will show a complete turnaround. The change that is taking place in the Englewood community is constant, and prices for residential and commercial property will only continue to rise.
Englewood is also very close to the University of Chicago, and is an easy commute by public transportation or car. There are four bus routes and one train stop. It is also right off of the West 63rd Parkway and the South Halstead Parkway.
Everyone knows how difficult it is to find parking anywhere in Chicago, but we're here to help make your visit to Englewood easier because you'll have a guaranteed spot! Whether you want to enjoy one of the many surrounding parks or check out the colleges and universities, at least you know your parking is taken care of!
-- Peter D.