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Discussion in 'Indians in Chicago' started by AngelP, Nov 15, 2016.

  1. AngelP

    AngelP New IL'ite

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    Hi ,
    We are moving to Chicago and my husband would be working in downtown . I did some research on lake view and Lincoln park , wanted your inputs on safety and indian community. We want to be in Chicago city only and don't want to move to suburbs for now. Looking for a place with some good professional Indian community in Chicago city area close to train station. Thanks.
     
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    butterflyice Local Champion Staff Member Platinum IL'ite

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    Welcome to Chicago and to Indusladies.

    Both Lakeview and Lincoln park are family oriented communities and safe, have good access to train stations and bus stations. Lots of well-educated folks live there, not necessarily Indian. The apartment rent tends to be on the higher side but are also more spacious. GOod luck settling down.
     
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    AngelP New IL'ite

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    Thanks a tonn butterfly :smiley: could you suggest areas within Chicago city with some professional Indian communities, difficult to live away from home without desi friends around.
     
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    butterflyice Local Champion Staff Member Platinum IL'ite

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    I am not sure what your definition of "professional Indian community" is. A big chunk of Indians living in the US are well-educated. There sure are suburbs where there is a concentration of Indian Doctors or Software professionals, however I do not think there are such areas in the City with just Indian professionals.

    Lake View and Lincoln Park has pretty big concentrations of well-educated people in general. Lots of attorneys, I hear :)

    One way to meet other Indians is through temples/churches and participating in the many Desi events that come up ever so often.
     

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