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Ex-U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush selling Bronzeville home

Chicago, ILLocal News

Bobby Rush, the former U. S. Representative, has placed his historic Bronzeville home for sale, listed at $795,000. Situated at 3534 S. Calumet Ave.

, the five-bedroom residence has been part of Rush's life since at least 1986, making it a significant personal landmark. The announcement of the sale on Saturday has garnered local interest, reflecting Rush's long-standing influence in the community. As a prominent figure in Chicago politics, his decision to sell the property adds a layer of intrigue to the local real estate landscape. The home not only holds sentimental value for Rush but also symbolizes the changing dynamics within Bronzeville, an area known for its rich cultural heritage. Potential buyers may be drawn not just to the property's features but also to its storied past linked to a notable political figure.

This sale underscores broader trends in the Chicago housing market, where historic homes are increasingly sought after. With the listing now active, the community watches closely as this chapter in Rush's life comes to a close.

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