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life in ORD?

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wanafly

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ORD sounds like a real arm pit! Is it that bad? Looking for info on living in that area. How far out do you have to go for a nice family place to live?

Looking for info on life at ORD.
 
ORD an armpit????


Maybe the rampers are slow and the WX and major hub system thing causes a domino effect but you don't have to go far from the front door to find great neighborhoods and schools!

If you like public transportation (el/subway), live east of the airport. Otherwise northwest is slightly better than west and southwest. North is good but it's very commercial.

For my money, it's one of the best major- metropolitan airport neighborhoods.
 
cost of living?

Thats good to hear. I'm not crazy about public transportation but thats probably what I'll have to do to survive FO pay.
 
there are a lot of cheap apartments in mount prospect (justr north of ord). if you're taking the el....live in the city then (i'd recommend lincoln park).
 
Agreed! If your a single guy (gal) go live in town. I was in West Loop for a year and had a great time! Bars, clubs, shopping, Wrigley and museums were all just a short walk to the L. Wrigleyville is cool but can be more costly, Lincoln Park was also a good place to live.

Have fun,

S.
 
lots of places near ord.

how far away you want to live? do you want to drive to ord or take the el?
 

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