Founded in 1975 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, Seminary Properties and Management, Ltd, is a privately-owned and managed entity. It takes pride in treating every rental property like its own home through the use of a hands-on management approach. The company’s rental properties are located in some of the most attractive neighborhoods in Chicago, including Ravenswood.
Annexed to the city of Chicago in 1889, Ravenswood flourished after electric street car lines arrived in the 1890s. The neighborhood became known as a livable, convenient, and accessible area when the Ravenswood elevated line (today’s CTA Brown line) became operational in 1907. Located between Montrose (4400 N), Foster (5200 N), Clark, and Sacramento (3000W), the neighborhood has outstanding public transportation, including bus routes providing convenient access to downtown Chicago.
Most daily activities can be done without a car, and finding a parking space is not as challenging as in other parts of the city. Less densely developed than other neighborhoods, Ravenswood is noted for its quiet residential living, with spacious lots that are larger than in most of Chicago. The area has a nice mixture of single-family homes and condos, and contains several parks. There are also cafés, taverns, live music, and a fine selection of restaurants, offering an enticing nightlife.
Annexed to the city of Chicago in 1889, Ravenswood flourished after electric street car lines arrived in the 1890s. The neighborhood became known as a livable, convenient, and accessible area when the Ravenswood elevated line (today’s CTA Brown line) became operational in 1907. Located between Montrose (4400 N), Foster (5200 N), Clark, and Sacramento (3000W), the neighborhood has outstanding public transportation, including bus routes providing convenient access to downtown Chicago.
Most daily activities can be done without a car, and finding a parking space is not as challenging as in other parts of the city. Less densely developed than other neighborhoods, Ravenswood is noted for its quiet residential living, with spacious lots that are larger than in most of Chicago. The area has a nice mixture of single-family homes and condos, and contains several parks. There are also cafés, taverns, live music, and a fine selection of restaurants, offering an enticing nightlife.