Hyde Park is a community located seven miles south of Chicago’s Loop and borders lie from 51^st north, 60^th south, Lake Michigan east, Michigan Avenue west.

Hyde Park is home to some of Chicago’s most significant landmarks such as Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie House, The Museum of Science and Industry, The DuSable Museum of Afro-American History, and The University of Chicago. Because of the University, Hyde Park is highly populated by students; although, many families make it their home due to the community’s suburban feel. Hyde Park is one of the city’s most racially integrated communities with Afro-American, Hasidic, Indian, and Middle Eastern populations represented through the many shops, boutiques, grocers, and restaurants. Famous residents have included Senator Barak Obama, Muhammad Ali, and architect Mies van der Rohe.

Hyde Park has recently undergone a revival with many new construction, rehab, and condominium options. Its well-groomed tree lined streets are home to some of the city’s most luxurious mansions, single-family homes, and brownstones as well.