Safe Areas in Chicago?

I only got robbed once while living in the gold coast ... if you knew the specifics, you'd agree, I deserved to be robbed . Thank You US Bank for not grilling me on the details!

Anywhere from Randolph miles north close to the lake is good ... Of course, it always helps to be built like a linebacker, with a don't fuck with me attitude.


(Side Note: I used to play basketball right outside the former Cabrini Green projects ... no problems. Never after dark though)
 
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(Side Note: I used to play basketball right outside the former Cabrini Green projects ... no problems. Never after dark though)


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that's a common misconception .... Cabrini Green was not on the south side ... the south side remains one big wasteland. "Cabrini Green" only remains iconic because it was so near in vicinity to polite society.. Which I am a proud member.
 
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the data on the map needs to be normalized by population density.

There is a chicago crime website that I'm too lazy to look up which does the above and much much more. The thing with Chicago is it's block by block... you have bad ones and good ones all in the same neighborhood.
 
Quote from DonerNDoner:

Anywhere from Randolph miles north close to the lake is good ... Of course, it always helps to be built like a linebacker, with a don't fuck with me attitude.

Yes, that does tend to help out a lot. Common sense helps... but I dont know why they call it "common" when it seems to mostly be "uncommon" quite often....
 
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as far as the crime goes, how does Chicago compare to Bronx or Washington DC?

This is kinda like asking which penitentiary in Mexico is the best one in which to be incarcerated.
 
Old Town in the area of North and Wells is really nice. Most people that hate Chicago on here are failed traders.....they all live in DTW now...:eek:
 
Quote from BSAM:

This is kinda like asking which penitentiary in Mexico is the best one in which to be incarcerated.

Hehe, that was a pretty clever response. And to the "failed traders" response - driving through Chicago was enough to deter me from living there. I guess I'm a failure! :cool:
 
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