Identified as structurally unsound and advanced for demolition in partnership with the County to prevent further neighborhood decline.
Elevating West Belleville — Together
West End Community Development Corporation
West Belleville, IL
West End Community Development Corporation (West End CDC) strengthens neighborhoods in West Belleville, Illinois by partnering with residents, businesses, and community leaders to improve and expand housing opportunities, promote neighborhood pride, and strengthen community engagement.
Making a Difference
Our Impact in West Belleville
- 21+ Properties Rehabilitated in West Belleville
- $1.5+ Million Invested in Local Neighborhoods
- 100 Volunteers Engaged, 600 Golfers, 400 Donors
What We Do in West Belleville
Community Improvement
Revitalizing homes, stabilizing properties, and enhancing neighborhood infrastructure throughout West Belleville.
Community Engagement
Bringing neighbors together through local events, volunteer initiatives, and partnerships in Belleville, IL.
Community Support
Providing trusted homeowner resources, contractor referrals, and practical tools for West Belleville residents.
Why West Belleville Matters
West Belleville offers something many newer communities cannot — character, history, and a true sense of place.
Its established neighborhoods, distinctive homes, and tree-lined streets reflect decades of pride and connection in Belleville, IL. Unlike newer developments built all at once, West Belleville has grown organically, creating distinct neighborhoods with identity and neighbors who know one another by name.
With strong schools, diverse housing options, and an inclusive spirit, West Belleville is an affordable and welcoming community for young families, multi-generational households, and retirees alike.
West End CDC is committed to strengthening this foundation — investing in housing quality, supporting residents, and enhancing neighborhoods to ensure West Belleville continues to thrive.
Explore our Work
Advancing Long-Neglected Properties
121 Hazel
300 S. 74th Street
Once hidden and overgrown for 15 years, this 1953 midcentury modern home was fully restored into a 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence with all new systems, and welcomed new homeowners in 2024.
22 Signal Hill Blvd.
Partnered with local authorities to resolve unsafe conditions, enabling the rightful heir to reclaim and prepare the property for sale.
4 Concord
A long-abandoned 1936 cottage was transformed into a fully updated 3-bedroom home and is under contract for new ownership.
7100 Northern
When structural challenges made rehabilitation unfeasible, we coordinated with the County to move the property toward demolition and future reuse.