Burbank

Residents and businesses flocked to Burbank after it officially became a city in 1970. Today, Burbank is still popular for its vast collection of shops, eateries, and outdoor spaces.

Located on the southwest edge of Chicago, Burbank's real estate landscape includes single-family homes, multi-family flats, townhomes, and large apartment buildings. With a variety of retail stores and an eclectic mix of restaurants, the streets of Harlem and Cicero Avenue are always bustling.

Burbank also has its fair share of fun things to do. In addition to the Haunted Trails Entertainment Center and The Burbank Water Park, residents have convenient access to SeatGeek Stadium, which has hosted the Chicago Fire as well as world-famous musicians. The city is also home to Michael Looney Park and close to Buffalo Woods, where visitors can enjoy horseback riding and hiking.

Residents can easily travel throughout Burbank via the city's bus system, which connects to the Chicago Transit Authority. Nearby, two major highways provide access to surrounding suburbs and Chicago Midway International Airport.