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Alsip, IL is a great place to call home. Located in the southern suburbs of Chicago, this town offers plenty of activities and attractions for residents and visitors alike. From perennial favorites like Centennial Park and its splash pad, to the Alsip Freedom Pavilion which hosts outdoor concerts throughout the summer months - there is something for everyone here. Residents boast about the friendly atmosphere, excellent schools, and ample job opportunities. The crime rate is low, making it a safe place to live and raise a family. The cost of living in Alsip is also quite reasonable compared to other towns in the area, making it a great option for those on a budget or who are looking to save money. Reviews of Alsip are overall very positive; people find it an inviting community with lots of character and charm.
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alsip,a nice place to live - 4/1/2008
i live in alsip,il. i have lived here 25yrs. one of the best things about alsip is that the housing prices are reasonable compared to other comparable cities that are next to chicago. real estate taxes are moderate,schools are very good and in the last 5yrs or so the ethnic mix of people moving to alsip is also very good. we're a small community and everybody looks out for
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Alsip is OK - 12/29/2006
I've always preferred the south suburbs compared to ever living in the dirty city of Chicago. Alsip has great apartments and great condos, but most of the residents are lower class or lower middle class. Not so very polite people, with tons of kids and bad habits such as drinking and smoking weed. Any town that has a trailer park is not impressive to tourists. It has a southern flare with ditches dug in front of several homes to compensate for the lack of proper sewage. And where are the sidewalks? Most of the businesses are in neighboring towns, because Alsip is mainly residential. There are a couple of nice parks and that's it. Any entertaining, shopping, etc. will have to be done in neighboring, upper middle class towns or in
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