1962 E 73Rd Chicago
This building has far more open problems than almost any other in the neighborhood. Renters here report frequent, slow-to-fix problems. Get repair promises in writing and check the unit before signing.
This building has 25 building violations (7y), above the South Shore average of 6.0.
What's in the 1962 E 73Rd Chicago report
| Units | 34 |
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| Year built | 1929 |
| Stories | — |
| Building area | 37,911 sq ft |
| Property class | 315 |
| PIN (Cook County parcel) | 20251300230000 |
Registered owner per Cook County Assessor records.
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Unlock complete reportThe 34-unit building at 1962 E 73rd Street in Chicago's South Shore neighborhood, built in 1929 and currently owned by PP FIN CHICAGO 22 LLC, has experienced persistent regulatory challenges over the past seven years. The property, which is situated on two parcels, has accumulated a total of 74 building code violations and 39 service requests, with an alarming pattern of unresolved issues emerging in 2025. Specifically, there are currently six open violations from September 2025 related to complaint-driven inspections, along with three open violations from May 2025 following periodic routine inspections. The building has also generated multiple 311 service requests in 2026, including an ongoing alley sewer inspection and recent building violation reports, though some issues have been resolved, such as an injured animal report from April 2026.
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How 1962 E 73Rd Chicago's risk score is calculated
We trained a model on 7 years of Chicago code enforcement data — building violations, 311 complaint history, environmental enforcement, and owner track records. It estimates the probability that the City of Chicago will find a code violation at this address in the next 12 months. Lower % = safer.
What the score means for you
Grade A–B — Low risk
City inspectors rarely find violations here. Strong maintenance history and a clean complaint record.
Grade C — Moderate risk
Some past violations or complaints on record. Worth asking the landlord about any open issues before signing.
Grade D–F — High risk
Elevated violation and complaint history. City inspectors have found issues here before and are statistically likely to again.
Out of 2795 buildings in this neighborhood, 2739 are predicted to be safer.
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1962 E 73Rd Chicago event timeline
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Violations issued by the City of Chicago Department of Buildings against this parcel.
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Building permits issued by the City of Chicago for new construction, alterations, and repairs at this parcel.
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Chicago 311 service requests recorded at this parcel — maintenance complaints and quality-of-life requests.
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Environmental complaints filed about this property with the City of Chicago.
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Formal environmental enforcement cases brought against this property.
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