Neighborhoods in Chicago, IL

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  Heart of Chicago

  With most of the housing in the Heart of Chicago dating to the 1890s, this neighborhood has progressed to one of the most trendy areas in the city. “Over the past ten years, this area has been revitalized with nightlife and restaurants, especially along 18th Street,” says Miguel Chacon, a broker with Compass with almost 20 years of experience.

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    $398K

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    $188K - $673K

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    9 Listings

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  Schorsch Village

  Schorsch Village is an established suburb with an eclectic collection of single-family homes and an active community center dating back to the mid-1900s. “We bought our home here in 1996, and I’d say this is one of the few communities in the Chicago area that has really tried to continue a relationship among the neighbors that live here,” says

  • Average Value

    $394K

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    $228K - $762K

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    7 Listings

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  Belmont Gardens

  Compared to Logan Square, its popular neighbor to the east, Belmont Gardens is a more affordable and less bustling option that offers similar perks. With modest homes available for under $ 500,000, ample public transit options, a walkable layout, and nearby shopping and dining, this neighborhood has been a highly sought-after option over the past

  • Average Value

    $391K

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    $220K - $787K

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    4 Listings

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  South Loop

  At the turn of the 20th century, South Loop began to grow as a network of railroad yards that served both freight and passenger trains. The railroad and printing industries began to die down during the 1950s and 1960s, which left much of South Loop vacant, leading to city renewal efforts in the 1980s. Today, the community is home to a robust

  • Average Value

    $389K

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    $225K - $1.1M

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    78 Listings

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  Irving Woods

  Surrounded by green space and just a few miles from O’Hare, Irving Woods features houses lined on quiet streets, making it ideal for people looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life while never being too far. “City workers can commute,” says Broker Lester Zielinksi with Chicagoland Brokers, Inc. “It’s a quick drive to Highway 90.” Back

  • Average Value

    $381K

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    $200K - $775K

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    8 Listings

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  Belmont Terrace

  Widely and affectionately known as the “P Streets,” Belmont Terrace is the smallest subdivision of the Dunning neighborhood in northwest Chicago. With busy parks, peaceful residential streets and a community rooted in family, Belmont Terrace is an excellent choice for those who want to be in the city but still want that small-town feel. “Many

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    $379K

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    $197K - $520K

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    2 Listings

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  Rogers Park

  Chicago's northernmost neighborhood, Rogers Park is an eclectic coastal community with diverse dining options, ample outdoor space and a base of loyal residents. "Hundreds of languages are spoken here," says Tedi Smola, a lifelong resident and real estate agent who chose to raise her own family in the same community, and that cultural diversity

  • Average Value

    $374K

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    $130K - $825K

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    48 Listings

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  Belmont Heights

  Situated in Chicago’s northwest suburbs, Belmont Heights might seem easy to overlook. Its gridded residential streets of cottages and bungalows are comparatively quiet to the bustling Harlem Avenue, lined with Chicagoland’s classic Italian eateries. But a deeper look into the community reveals a wealth of opportunity for both investors and

  • Average Value

    $371K

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    $200K - $771K

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    9 Listings

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  Dunning

  Locally-owned restaurants and expansive shopping are some perks residents receive when living in the Dunning neighborhood. The quieter area is on Chicago’s northwest side, 15 miles from the Chicago Loop. While residents are still in the city, they get suburban tranquility through its walkable tree-lined streets and quiet nights. “The Dunning

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    $368K

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    $164K - $750K

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    3 Listings

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  Edgewater

  No longer just a summer retreat for Chicagoans looking for some beach time, Edgewater is a lively, connected neighborhood. “It’s like Mayberry with an edge,” says Stephen Northey, Licensed Real Estate Broker with Compass and Edgewater resident since 2005. “Everyone knows each other and talks to each other, and there’s so much to do.” It’s a

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    $364K

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    $130K - $1.2M

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    100 Listings

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  Belmont Central

  Once home to a singular saloon around 1835, Belmont Central has much of its history rooted in business, and the population grew exponentially in the 1900s as manufacturing warehouses and factories were built in the area. “Belmont Central is in the top 5 percent of American neighborhoods when it comes to walkability,” says local managing broker

  • Average Value

    $361K

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    $225K - $584K

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    6 Listings

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  Hermosa

  The mastermind behind “The Most Magical Place on Earth” once called Hermosa home. Walt Disney’s childhood home, a two-story cottage, attracts tourists to the blue-collar neighborhood rooted in Chicago’s manufacturing history. Today, the community capitalizes on its rich Latin culture, quiet residential streets and accessible transportation routes

  • Average Value

    $361K

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    $278K - $716K

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    5 Listings

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  Cragin

  Cragin is a growing Chicago neighborhood of grid streets mixing old manufacturing areas with commercial hubs and modest residential blocks. With a history of industry and active community organizations, the neighborhood has seen much population growth in the last two decades. Lincoln Park Zoo sits just east and Schiller Woods to the west,

  • Average Value

    $360K

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    $159K - $591K

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    15 Listings

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  Montclare

  Montclare is a quieter suburb in the northwest part of Chicago, but it has access to major shopping and public transportation. “The neighborhood is off Harlem Ave, which is a business central type area with a lot of shopping and restaurants,” says Al Rodriguez, Associate Broker at RE/MAX City. Outside the businesses, residential streets have

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    $359K

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    $170K - $684K

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    13 Listings

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  Woodlawn

  One of Woodlawn’s major elements is still a work in progress: the Barack Obama Presidential Center, a global community-minded educational complex established by the country’s first African-American president and alum of the University of Chicago, just north of the neighborhood. New construction has been plentiful since the Southside community was

  • Average Value

    $354K

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    $132K - $998K

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    35 Listings

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  Galewood

  Change is on the horizon for Galewood, a longstanding community that, for nearly 100 years, has been home to the Mars Wrigley Candy factory. With the site set to close and relocate in 2024, the candy giant has pledged to donate the facility to the community. Proposed ideas include transformation into a community center, library or nature

  • Average Value

    $354K

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    $162K - $692K

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    9 Listings

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  Dearborn

  A small, tightly packed neighborhood of high-rise apartments and low-rise condos, Dearborn sits tucked in the heart of Chicago. It’s an affordable area given the location and is well-served by public transportation. Coupled with major expressways directly west and north, it makes Dearborn a commuter-friendly spot. Lake Michigan is just a few

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    $342K

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    $293K - $467K

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    2 Listings

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  Buena Park

  Buena Park is a smaller area of Chicago’s Uptown, known for its walkability and access to dozens of local restaurants and nightlife. “It has a different type of feeling. Buena Park is a great location. It has great access to the lake,” says Dan Hellweg, President of Buena Park Neighbors. “It’s not too on top of each other, but it’s not spread

  • Average Value

    $341K

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    $130K - $1.7M

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    24 Listings

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  McKinley Park

  McKinley Park is a highly diverse Windy City neighborhood with a rich story and an evolving present. Located about six miles southwest of downtown Chicago, the neighborhood was settled by Irish immigrants in the 1830s and eventually became a home for industrial employers – a number of which moved out here to rebuild following the Great Chicago

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    $339K

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    $167K - $772K

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    16 Listings

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  Printers Row

  What was once the historic printing and publishing district of the city, Printers Row is now home to unique businesses, college students and those looking to be close to The Loop. With the last remaining printer having closed its doors in 2018, repurposed lofts in historic buildings with plenty of character line the well-maintained streets of

  • Average Value

    $339K

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    $160K - $820K

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    57 Listings

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  Lake Meadows

  In the 1940s, the Lake Meadows community had accumulated 100 acres of deteriorating housing projects constructed by the Chicago Housing Authority. When the city’s Land Clearance Commission leveled the area, it was left to the Chicago Park District and Board of Education to breathe life back into the remaining community. From the development of

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    $337K

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    $103K - $622K

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    5 Listings

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  Garfield Ridge

  Once considered the rural outskirts of the city, Garfield Ridge transformed into one of the core communities of the far southwest side of Chicago with the arrival of Midway International Airport in 1927 and Interstate 55 in 1956. The resulting build-up of businesses and amenities created a lifestyle more akin to life in the suburbs for

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    $335K

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    $185K - $669K

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    55 Listings

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  Mount Greenwood

  As the name suggests, Mount Greenwood was named for an elevated stand of trees. The neighborhood boomed when restaurants and shops grew up along 111th Street, and today the street is still known as a commercial strip. New residents then poured in from 1930 to 1950, spurring construction of homes, parks and schools. After that, the neighborhood’s

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    $333K

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    $128K - $790K

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    18 Listings

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  Margate Park

  With the beaches of Lake Michigan only a short walk away, the residents in Uptown Chicago’s Margate Park neighborhood can enjoy the lake and all it has to offer late into the fall season. Modern apartments and condominium buildings rise tall overlooking the park, while elegant single-family homes date back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries

  • Average Value

    $325K

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    $121K - $727K

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    14 Listings

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  Clearing

  Rooted in the founding of an industrial district on the outskirts of town, life in Clearing is distinct among southwest Chicago neighborhoods thanks to what’s above it. A quick look at the sky above is often punctuated by passenger planes darting in and out of Chicago Midway International Airport, the residential community’s northeastern neighbor.

  • Average Value

    $314K

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    $161K - $500K

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    32 Listings

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