Greater Grand Crossing

Greater Grand Crossing is a largely African-American community of 38,400 residents located near  the junction of the Chicago Skyway and Dan Ryan Expressway. Its housing stock is a mix of single-family homes, two-flats and small apartment buildings. New housing has been built recently in the area around Paul Revere School, east of South Chicago Avenue.

Revere is the focal point of a comprehensive redevelopment effort funded in part by Gary Comer, founder of Lands' End, who grew up in Grand Crossing.

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Properties NSP has acquired (or are under contract) for rehabilitation in Greater Grand Crossing.

NSP properties that are for sale in Greater Grand Crossing.

NSP apartments available for rent in Greater Grand Crossing.

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The Gary Comer Youth Center, 7200 S. Ingleside Avenue, offers positive extracurricular alternatives in a welcoming and safe environment. Its mission is to provide support for all of our students to graduate from high school, prepared to pursue college and careers. The Youth Center draws its primary membership from youth on Chicago's South side. In addition, the Youth Center offers numerous special events and activities open to the broader public throughout the year.

Revere Way is the area around Revere School where new homes are being built by Revere Community Housing Development. Sixty homes have been built out of a planned 90 units. 

Revere Properties, owned by Maurice Williams and Lee Reid Jr., is a local developer active on new construction and rehabilitation of foreclosed properties.