West Town, Chicago is home to both Ukrainian Village and East Village, among others including Noble Square, and East Humboldt Park. Real estate here lies in a developing, growing community very near to the highway system. Residents have easy access to the Eisenhower and Kennedy Expressways, for quick commuting needs. Homes in West Town are mainly two- or three-flats, with some renovated apartments, single-family houses, and newer brick and limestone buildings. .

Ukrainian Village is one of Chicago’s most distinct, diverse areas. Its unique European community atmosphere is expressed in the Victorian architecture of many of the buildings. Properties here is limited to the comfortable  apartments, and red brick houses which make up the majority of the neighborhood. Residents of Ukrainian Village enjoy the excellent dining and shopping. Traditional Ukrainian cuisine is served at a number of restaurants. Other dining experiences include casual bars, coffee shops, cafes, and Polish delis. Fashion trends are commonly followed, and many trendy stores are available in the neighborhood.

East Village was historically a part of Ukrainian Village, previously named East Ukrainian Village. It still holds onto some of its roots with mainly cottage-style housing, though the area has mostly been reborn and re-developed for the more working-class population. Lower real-estate prices in the past attracted artists and entrepreneurs, and even today affordable real estate is available in East Village. East Village is also located in close proximity to Old Comiskey Park (now the US Cellular Field), the home of the White Sox.