Little Village Apartment Living

Neighborhood Vibe
Little Village is all about good food. From taquerias, tortillerias, panaderias, paleteros, food carts, or family-owned grocery stores, there's always something delicious to find in Little Village. Little Village is home to the Mexican Independence Parade each September. The neighborhood's 26th street is a vibrant and bustling area with all the shopping and restaurants you could hope for. Apartments in Little Village Chicago are close to city parks, bike-friendly streets, and locally owned businesses.

Heart of the Neighborhood
There's something for everyone in Little Village! 26th street is the heart of Little Village Chicago. It's the central commercial district and the main thoroughfare through the neighborhood. Visitors come from nearby to eat at the authentic Mexican restaurants in Little Village. Nuevo Leon Restaurant, La Catedral Cafe & Restaurant, Taquerias Atotonilco, and Taqueria El Milagro are just a few of the neighborhood favorites. If staying fit is essential to you, enjoy one of the neighborhood's numerous gyms or a walk in one of the beautiful parks.

What We Love Most
This vibrant, colorful neighborhood is friendly, family-oriented, full of excellent food, and has a perfect option for apartments for rent. With its convenience to Chicago, numerous transportation options, small businesses, and top-rated restaurants, it's no wonder why Little Village is one of Chicago's favorite neighborhoods for apartment renters.

Best Way to Get Around
Little Village apartments are accessible by Kedzie/Cermak and I-55 and the CTA Pink for getting around to other parts of Chicago.
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General
Little Village, La Villita, South Lawndale. All are names to describe this southwest Chicago neighborhood known as the "Mexico of the Midwest." Little Village Chicago is a little slice of Mexico right here in Chicago, filled with colorful murals, family-owned restaurants, and terra cotta buildings.