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Flea Markets in Chicago

Buyers Flea Market

This flea market is located at 4545 W Division St, Chicago, IL. (773) 227-1889‎. It is a covered market whose vendors sell electronic goods, clothing and household items. It is open on weekends only from 8 am to 5 pm all year round.

Chicago Antiques Market http://www.chicagoantiquemarket.com/

This flea market is located in the neighborhoods of West Loop, Near West Side, 1350 W Randolph Dr, (between Ada St & Elizabeth St), Chicago, IL 60607 (312) 666-1200. This market specializes in antiques, modern and vintage goods.

Come Flea With Me http://comefleawithme.com/index.htm

Come Flea With Me is not a flea market but rather an expert on flea markets and an organizer of flea markets in Illinois and the closest states. The two sisters, Kate Shifrin and Christie Weller, formed Come Flea With Me in 2000. As flea market experts, they provide services such as escorting clients to the finest hidden flea and antique markets in Chicagoland area.

Maxwell Street Market

This flea market is located in the neighborhood of Little Italy/University Village at the crossing of Desplaines Street and Roosevelt Road. The address is 640 W. Roosevelt Road, Chicago, IL 60607. (312) 745-4676. This is an historical flea market of Chicago that has existed for more than a century. It hosts more than 500 vendors every Sunday (7 am to 3 pm), who sell household items, clothing, CDs, jewelry, power tools, and much more.

Top Tips

01 Before choosing somewhere to live in Chicago thoroughly research all areas. This decision will have a direct impact on your way of life in this city.
02 Choose your children’s school first and then look for an accommodation as the area you live in may determine the school your child can attend.
03 The US Social Security administration also advises you wait 10 days after arriving in the United States to apply for a Social Security number.
04 Chicago can be extremely hot in summer but very cold in winter. Bear this in mind when searching for accommodation; you’ll need good AC and heating!
05 Subscribe to a local Newspaper. We advise the Chicago Tribune. It is a good way to get familiar with both the city and what is going on.

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Interesting fact

Chicago is home to North America’s tallest building “Sears Tower”, which has 110 floors. From its Sky-deck at 103rd floor you can see all the way to neighboring states of Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin… 40 to 50 miles away.
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