Chicago, IL Homes for Sale & Real Estate

Chicago, Illinois, is a bustling metropolis on the shores of Lake Michigan, renowned for its vibrant culture, iconic architecture, and rich history. With a population of approximately 2.7 million, it’s the third-largest city in the U.S., famous for its stunning skyline featuring landmarks like the Willis Tower and John Hancock Center. Chicago is a hub for arts, cuisine, and entertainment, boasting world-class museums like the Art Institute of Chicago, a thriving theater scene, and diverse culinary offerings, from deep-dish pizza to Michelin-starred restaurants. Neighborhoods like Wicker Park and Hyde Park showcase its cultural diversity, while events like Lollapalooza and the Chicago Marathon draw global crowds. With its blend of historic charm, modern innovation, and lakefront beauty, Chicago remains a dynamic destination for residents and visitors alike.

Location

County Cook County

State Illinois

Zip Codes 60601 60602 60603 60604 60605 60606 60607 60608 60609 60610 60611 60612 60613 60614 60615 60616 60617 60618 60619 60620 60621 60622 60623 60624 60625 60626 60628 60629 60630 60631 60632 60633 60634 60636 60637 60638 60639 60640 60641 60642 60643 60644 60645 60646 60647 60649 60651 60652 60653 60654 60655 60656 60657 60659 60660 60661

Averages

Taxes $7,326

House $569,601

Townhouse $725,144

Condo $625,174

Homes for Sale

Chicago currently has 2357 single family homes for sale, 230 townhouses for sale, 3230 condos for sale, 1601 lots for sale, and 1 manufactured home for sale. There are 201 foreclosures for sale, and 69 short sales. For anyone looking for a brand new home, there are 384 new construction homes for sale.

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Homes 2,357 for sale $16,000–$21,000,000

Condos 3,230 for sale $24,250–$12,250,000

Townhouses 230 for sale $39,900–$12,500,000

Multi-unit 1,355 for sale $52,000–$4,600,000

Lots/Land 1,601 for sale $2–$18,000,000

Manufactured 1 for sale $63,900

Short Sales 69 for sale $75,000–$949,900

Foreclosures 201 for sale $2,500–$2,789,000

New Construction 384 for sale $248,000–$8,500,000

Schools

Chicago, IL is served by 20 school districts. The area has 265 elementary schools, 15 middle schools, 37 high school schools.

Chicago School District 299 Elementary, Middle, High School

Elementary Dever Elementary School Grades P-8 Dixon Elementary School Grades P-8 Budlong Elementary School Grades P-8 Addams Elementary School Grades P-8 Agassiz Elementary School Grades P-8 Alcott Elementary School Grades P-8 Armour Elementary School Grades P-8 Armstrong G Elementary IntL Studies Grades P-8 Audubon Elementary School Grades P-8 Avalon Park Elementary School Grades P-8 Avondale Elementary School Grades P-5 Barry Elementary School Grades P-6 Barton Elementary School Grades P-8 Bass Elementary School Grades P-8 Bateman Elementary School Grades P-8 Beaubien Elementary School Grades P-8 Beethoven Elementary School Grades P-8 Beidler Elementary School Grades P-8 Belding Elementary School Grades P-8 Bell Elementary School Grades P-8 Bennett Elementary School Grades P-8 Black Magnet Elementary School Grades K-8 Blaine Elementary School Grades P-8 Brentano Elementary Math & Science Academy Grades P-8 Bridge Elementary School Grades K-8 Bright Elementary School Grades P-8 Brownell Elementary School Grades P-6 Burke Elementary School Grades K-8 Burley Elementary School Grades P-8 Burr Elementary School Grades P-8 Burroughs Elementary School Grades P-8 Byrne Elementary School Grades K-8 Cameron Elementary School Grades P-8 Canty Elementary School Grades P-8 Carnegie Elementary School Grades P-8 Carpenter Elementary School Grades P-8 Carroll Elementary School Grades P-8 Carter Elementary School Grades P-8 Cassell Elementary School Grades K-8 Cather Elementary School Grades P-8 Chappell Elementary School Grades P-8 Chase Elementary School Grades P-8 Clay Elementary School Grades P-8 Cleveland Elementary School Grades P-8 Clissold Elementary School Grades K-8 Columbus Elementary School Grades P-8 Cook Elementary School Grades P-8 Coonley Elementary School Grades P-8 Corkery Elementary School Grades P-8 Darwin Elementary School Grades P-8 Dawes Elementary School Grades P-8 Deneen Elementary School Grades P-8 Dett Elementary School Grades P-8 Chopin Elementary School Grades P-8 Dore Elementary School Grades P-8 Drake Elementary School Grades P-8 Ogden International School of Chicago Grades K-12 Dubois Elementary School Grades K-8 Earle Elementary School Grades P-8 Eberhart Elementary School Grades K-8 Ebinger Elementary School Grades P-8 Edgebrook Elementary School Grades K-8 Edwards Elementary School Grades P-8 Ellington Elementary School Grades P-8 Esmond Elementary School Grades P-8 Everett Elementary School Grades P-5 Evers Elementary School Grades P-8 Falconer Elementary School Grades P-6 Farnsworth Elementary School Grades P-8 Fernwood Elementary School Grades P-8 Field Elementary School Grades 4-8 Fiske Elementary School Grades P-8 Fort Dearborn Elementary School Grades P-8 Fulton Elementary School Grades P-8 Funston Elementary School Grades P-6 Gale Elementary Community Academy Grades P-8 Gary Elementary School Grades P,3-8 Goethe Elementary School Grades P-8 Goudy Elementary School Grades P-8 Graham A Elementary School Grades P-8 Gray Elementary School Grades P-8 Greeley Elementary School Grades P-8 Gresham Elementary School Grades P-8 Grimes Elementary School Grades P-8 Gillespie Elementary School Grades P-8 Haines Elementary School Grades P-8 Hale Elementary School Grades P-8 Hamilton Elementary School Grades P-8 Hamline Elementary School Grades P-8 Harte Elementary School Grades P-6 Harvard Elementary School Grades P-8 Haugan Elementary School Grades P-5 Hayt Elementary School Grades P-8 Healy Elementary School Grades P-8 Hearst Elementary School Grades P-8 Henderson Elementary School Grades P-8 Herbert Elementary School Grades P-8 Hibbard Elementary School Grades P-6 Hitch Elementary School Grades P-8 Holden Elementary School Grades P-8 Holmes Elementary School Grades P-8 Howe Elementary School Grades P-8 Hoyne Elementary School Grades K-8 Hurley Elementary School Grades P-8 Irving Elementary School Grades P-8 Jahn Elementary School Grades P-8 Jamieson Elementary School Grades P-8 Johnson Elementary School Grades P-8 Jungman Elementary School Grades P-8 Kellogg Elementary School Grades K-8 Kershaw Elementary School Grades P-8 Kilmer Elementary School Grades P-8 Kinzie Elementary School Grades P-8 Kipling Elementary School Grades K-8 Lafayette Elementary School Grades P-8 Lewis Elementary School Grades P-8 Libby Elementary School Grades P-8 Lincoln Elementary School Grades K-8 Linne Elementary School Grades P-8 Lloyd Elementary School Grades P-5 Lovett Elementary School Grades P-8 Lowell Elementary School Grades P-8 Lyon Elementary School Grades K-8 Manierre Elementary School Grades P-8 Mann Elementary School Grades P-8 Marquette Elementary School Grades P-8 Marsh Elementary School Grades P-8 Mason Elementary School Grades P-8 Mayo Elementary School Grades P-8 McClellan Elementary School Grades P-8 McCutcheon Elementary School Grades P-8 McKay Elementary School Grades P-8 McPherson Elementary School Grades P-8 Melody Elementary School Grades P-8 Mitchell Elementary School Grades P-8 Mollison Elementary School Grades K-8 Monroe Elementary School Grades P-8 Moos Elementary School Grades P-8 Mount Vernon Elementary School Grades P-8 Mozart Elementary School Grades P-6 Murphy Elementary School Grades P-6 Nash Elementary School Grades P-8 Nettelhorst Elementary School Grades P-8 Oscar Mayer Elementary School Grades P-8 Nixon Elementary School Grades P-6 Nobel Elementary School Grades P-8 Norwood Park Elementary School Grades P-8 Ogden Elementary School Grades K-5 Oglesby Elementary School Grades P-8 Onahan Elementary School Grades P-8 Oriole Park Elementary School Grades P-8 Otis Elementary School Grades P-8 Palmer Elementary School Grades P-8 Park Manor Elementary School Grades P-8 Pasteur Elementary School Grades K-8 Peabody Elementary School Grades P-8 Peck Elementary School Grades P-8 Peterson Elementary School Grades P-8 Pickard Elementary School Grades P-8 Portage Park Elementary School Grades P-8 Ashe Elementary School Grades K-8 Plamondon Elementary School Grades K-8 Prescott Elementary School Grades P-8 Prussing Elementary School Grades P-8 Pullman Elementary School Grades P-8 Ravenswood Elementary School Grades P-8 Ray Elementary School Grades P-6 Reilly Elementary School Grades P-8 Reinberg Elementary School Grades P-8 Revere Elementary School Grades P-8 Rogers Elementary School Grades P-8 Ruggles Elementary School Grades P-8 Sauganash Elementary School Grades K-8 Sawyer Elementary School Grades K-8 Sayre Elementary Language Academy Grades P-8 Scammon Elementary School Grades P-8 Schneider Elementary School Grades P-8 Schubert Elementary School Grades P-5 Sherman Elementary School Grades P-8 Shields Elementary School Grades K-8 Shoesmith Elementary School Grades K,1-6 Skinner Elementary School Grades P-8 Smyser Elementary School Grades P-8 Solomon Elementary School Grades P-8 Stagg Elementary School Grades P-8 Stevenson Elementary School Grades P-8 Leland Elementary School Grades P-3 Stowe Elementary School Grades P-8 Robinson Elementary School Grades P-3 Sutherland Elementary School Grades K-8 Lavizzo Elementary School Grades P-8 Swift Elementary Specialty School Grades P-8 Hanson Park Elementary School Grades P-8 Talcott Elementary School Grades P-8 Tanner Elementary School Grades P-8 Curtis Elementary School Grades P-8 Tilton Elementary School Grades P-8 Tonti Elementary School Grades K-8 Twain Elementary School Grades K-8 Randolph Elementary School Grades P-8 Volta Elementary School Grades P-8 Pritzker Elementary School Grades P-8 Von Humboldt Elementary School Grades P-8 Wacker Elementary School Grades P-8 Casals Elementary School Grades P-8 Wadsworth Elementary School Grades P-8 Walsh Elementary School Grades P-8 Warren Elementary School Grades P-8 Waters Elementary School Grades P-8 Carson Elementary School Grades P-8 Webster Elementary School Grades P-8 West Pullman Elementary School Grades P-8 Westcott Elementary School Grades P-8 Cullen Elementary School Grades K-8 Wentworth Elementary School Grades P-8 Foster Park Elementary School Grades P-8 Grissom Elementary School Grades P-8 Lee Elementary School Grades P-8 McDowell Elementary School Grades P-5 Jordan Elementary Community School Grades P-8 Whistler Elementary School Grades P-8 Dirksen Elementary School Grades P-8 Finkl Elementary School Grades P-8 McAuliffe Elementary School Grades P-6 Perez Elementary School Grades P-8 Whittier Elementary School Grades P-7 Ruiz Elementary School Grades P-8 Sandoval Elementary School Grades K-8 Wildwood Elementary School Grades K-8 South Loop Elementary School Grades P-8 Talman Elementary School Grades P-8 Dodge Elementary School Grades P-8 New Field Elementary School Grades P-3 Woodson South Elementary School Grades P-8 Yates Elementary School Grades P-8 Beard Elementary School Grades P Andrew Jackson Language Academy Grades K-8 Blair Early Childhood Center Grades P Durkin Park Elementary School Grades K-8 Edison Park Elementary School Grades P-8 Helen C. Peirce School Of International Studies Grades PK-8 Jose De Diego Community AcademyDirections Grades PK-8 Josephine Locke Elementary School Grades PK-8 North River Elementary School Grades P-8 Rodolfo Lozano Bilingual & International Center Elementary School Grades PK-8 Walt Disney Magnet School Grades PK-8 Young Elementary School Grades P-8 Stewart Elementary School Grades P-8

Middle Ames Middle School Grades 7-8 Canter Middle School Grades 7-8 Kenwood Academy High School Grades 7-12 Logandale Middle School Grades 6-8 Marshall Middle School Grades 7-8 Morgan Park High School Grades 7-12 Northwest Middle School Grades 6-8 Perspectives Charter High School Grades 6-12 Taft High School Grades 7-12 Washington G High School Grades 6-12 Young Magnet High School Grades 7-12

High School Amundsen High School Grades 9-12 Bogan High School Grades 9-12 Crane Technical Prep High School Grades 9-12 Fenger Academy High School Grades 9-12 Foreman High School Grades 9-12 Gage Park High School Grades 9-12 Harper High School Grades 9-12 Hirsch Metropolitan High School Grades 9-12 Hubbard High School Grades 9-12 Kelly High School Grades 9-12 Kelvyn Park High School Grades 9-12 Kennedy High School Grades 9-12 Lake View High School Grades 9-12 Lane Technical High School Grades 9-12 Mather High School Grades 9-12 Jones College Prep High School Grades 9-12 Phillips Academy High School Grades 9-12 Roosevelt High School Grades 9-12 Corliss High School Grades 9-12 Curie Metropolitan High School Grades 9-12 Hope College Prep High School Grades 9-12 Julian High School Grades 9-12 Lincoln Park High School Grades 9-12 Noble Street Charter High School Grades 9-12 Roberto Clemente Community Academy Grades 9-12 Robeson High School Grades 9-12 Schurz High School Grades 9-12 Senn High School Grades 9-12 Steinmetz Academic Centre Grades 9-12 Sullivan High School Grades 9-12 Vaughn Occupational High School Grades 9-12 Wells Community Academy High School Grades 9-12 York Alternative High School Grades 9-12

Community Consolidated School District 21 Elementary

Elementary Joyce Kilmer Elementary School Grades P-5 Mark Twain Elementary School Grades P-5

Cicero Public School District 99 Elementary

Elementary Abe Lincoln Elementary School Grades K,1-6

Oak Park Elementary School District 97 Elementary

Elementary Abraham Lincoln Elementary School Grades K-5 Horace Mann Elementary School Grades K-5 Irving Elementary School Grades K-5

Central Stickney School District 110 Elementary

Elementary Charles J Sahs Elementary School Grades P-8

Community Consolidated School District 54 Elementary

Elementary Lakeview Elementary School Grades K,1-6

Park Forest-Chicago Heights School District 163 Elementary

Elementary 21st Century Preparatory Center Grades P-3

Dolton Riverdale School District 148 Elementary

Elementary Harriet Tubman School Grades K,1-6

Schiller Park School District 81 Elementary

Elementary John F Kennedy Elementary School Grades P-3

Cook County School District 130 Elementary

Elementary Horace Mann School Grades P Paul Revere Primary School Grades K-3

Burbank School District 111 Elementary, Middle

Elementary J B Kennedy Elementary School Grades K-6 Rosa G Maddock School Grades PK-6

Middle Liberty Junior High School Grades 7-8

West Aurora Public School District 129 Elementary

Elementary Smith Elementary School Grades K-5

La Grange Elementary

Elementary Ogden Avenue School Grades K-6

Dolton East School District 149 Middle

Middle Dirksen Middle School Grades 6-8

Berkeley School District 87 Middle

Middle Northlake Middle School Grades 6-8

Arlington Heights School District 25 Middle

Middle Thomas Middle School Grades 6-8

Community High School District 218 High School

High School Alan B Shepard High School Grades 9-12

Evanston Township High School District 202 High School

High School Evanston Township High School Grades 9-12

Maine Township High School District 207 High School

High School Maine South High School Grades 9-12

Oak Lawn Community High School District 229 High School

High School Oak Lawn Comm High School Grades 9-12

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Schools

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Neighborhoods

	Neighborhood	Median Price
	Albany Park Albany Park sits on Chicago’s northwest side with direct access to the Brown Line at Kedzie and the CTA bus routes along Lawrence and Foster, allowing residents to reach the Loop in under 30 minutes. The neighborhood contains several blocks of early-20th-century bungalows and two-flats along tree-lined streets, while Kedzie Avenue and Lawrence Avenue supply independent grocers, Korean barbecue, taquerias, and a branch of the Chicago Public Library. Families are served by public schools such as Hibbard Elementary and Roosevelt High School, and nearby parks including Eugene Field and Gompers provide playgrounds, athletic fields, and seasonal programming. ... Read more	Median price: $470,000
	Andersonville Andersonville sits six miles north of downtown Chicago on the North Side, with immediate access to the Red Line at Berwyn and Bryn Mawr stations. Clark Street’s commercial corridor supplies independent grocers, pharmacies, and restaurants within a few blocks of most residential streets, while the adjacent lakefront path and several parks provide direct outdoor recreation. Families are served by nearby public schools, including Helen Peirce School of International Studies and Amundsen High School, and the neighborhood’s stock of single-family homes and two- and three-flats on tree-lined blocks offers a range of owner-occupied housing types. ... Read more	Median price: $600,000
	Archer Heights Archer Heights sits on Chicago’s Southwest Side with direct access to the Orange Line and major expressways, making commutes to downtown and Midway Airport straightforward. The neighborhood’s housing stock is largely brick bungalows and two-flats on tree-lined streets, set against a backdrop of industrial and rail infrastructure that gives the area a distinct working-class character. Residents have quick access to Archer Avenue’s retail corridor, several parks including the large Archer Park facility, and nearby elementary and high schools within Chicago Public Schools District 299. ... Read more	Median price: $358,300
	Armour Square Armour Square sits on Chicago’s South Side, directly south of the Loop and adjacent to the historic Chinatown commercial district. The neighborhood offers convenient access to the Red Line and multiple bus routes, as well as to the nearby McCormick Place convention center and the lakefront. Its residential blocks contain a mix of two-flats, single-family homes, and small apartment buildings, with residents within a short drive or transit ride of downtown employment centers and cultural institutions. ... Read more	Median price: $460,000
	Ashburn Ashburn occupies Chicago’s southwest side and is served by the CTA Orange Line at 63rd and 79th, giving residents a direct rail link to downtown and Midway Airport. The neighborhood’s grid of single-family homes sits within a few miles of the Midway Business District and the major retail corridors along Cicero and Pulaski. Elementary and high-school options include several district-run neighborhood schools as well as nearby Catholic institutions that draw local families. ... Read more	Median price: $315,000
	Auburn Gresham Auburn Gresham sits on Chicago’s South Side with convenient access to the Dan Ryan Expressway and several CTA bus routes that reach downtown in under 30 minutes. The neighborhood’s early-20th-century brick bungalows and two-flats line quiet, tree-shaded streets, and residents can walk to the Auburn Gresham Public Library branch, several neighborhood parks, and retail corridors along 79th Street. Public schools such as Lindblom Math & Science Academy and community organizations centered on 79th and Ashland provide educational and recreational options for families. ... Read more	Median price: $238,000
	Austin Austin sits on Chicago’s Far West Side, bordered by the Eisenhower Expressway and the Belt Railway, giving residents direct access to downtown in roughly 20 minutes via the Green Line or Metra’s Union Pacific West Line. Its stock of early-20th-century bungalows and two-flats lines streets that empty into Columbus Park and the adjacent golf course, while the Austin Arts Center and Legler Branch Library anchor local cultural life. Everyday conveniences cluster along Chicago and Madison Avenues, and several nearby elementary and high schools serve families within walking distance of the neighborhood’s main corridors. ... Read more	Median price: $349,900
	Avalon Park Avalon Park sits on Chicago’s South Side, bordered by 79th Street, Cottage Grove Avenue, and the Illinois Central railroad tracks, giving residents direct Metra access to downtown. The neighborhood’s early-20th-century brick bungalows and two-flats line tree-shaded streets, while nearby parks such as Avalon Park itself and the adjacent Dauphin Park provide open space for recreation. Families are served by several Chicago Public Schools options, and everyday shopping and dining are available along nearby 79th Street and at the Lake Meadows shopping center a short drive north. ... Read more	Median price: $210,000
	Avondale Avondale sits on Chicago’s Northwest Side with quick access to the Kennedy Expressway and the CTA Blue Line. The neighborhood’s residential blocks are lined with two-flats and single-family homes, many within a short walk of the restaurants and shops along Milwaukee Avenue. Families are drawn to the area’s multiple parks, including the 54-acre Athletic Field Park, and its proximity to several public and private schools. ... Read more	Median price: $625,000
	Belmont Cragin Belmont Cragin sits on Chicago’s Northwest Side with direct access to the CTA Blue Line and the Metra Union Pacific Northwest line, giving residents short commutes to the Loop and O’Hare. The neighborhood’s residential streets are lined with brick two-flats and single-family homes built primarily in the 1920s, many retaining original woodwork and leaded-glass details. Residents use nearby Chopin and Riis Parks for organized sports and playgrounds, while the commercial corridor along Belmont Avenue supplies multiple grocery stores, pharmacies, and independent restaurants within walking distance of most homes. ... Read more	Median price: $410,000
	Beverly Beverly occupies Chicago’s southwest side on a broad ridge that rises above the surrounding flatland, giving many blocks tree-lined streets and long sightlines toward the city skyline. Its housing stock consists primarily of early 20th-century bungalows, brick two-flats, and larger single-family homes set on generous lots. The neighborhood sits minutes from the Rock Island District Metra line, the Dan Ryan Expressway, and the shops and restaurants along 95th and Western, while its elementary and high schools feed into the Chicago Public Schools system. ... Read more	Median price: $410,000
	Boystown Boystown sits along North Halsted Street on Chicago’s North Side, within walking distance of the Belmont and Addison CTA stations and Lake Shore Drive. The neighborhood’s grid of tree-lined residential streets is anchored by historic greystone and brick two- and three-flats, many converted to single-family homes, and is bordered by Lincoln Park to the east. Residents have direct access to retail corridors on Broadway and Clark, multiple hospital campuses, and highly rated public schools in District 299. ... Read more	Median price: $606,000
	Bridgeport Bridgeport sits on Chicago’s Near South Side with direct access to the Dan Ryan Expressway and the Red Line, placing residents within a short drive or transit ride of downtown and the lakefront. The neighborhood’s stock of early-20th-century brick two-flats and single-family homes lines quiet, tree-shaded streets, while the nearby Bridgeport Art Center and several small parks offer local cultural and recreational options. Families are served by the Chicago Public Schools’ Haines and Philip D. Armour elementary schools and by proximity to the University of Illinois at Chicago for higher education. ... Read more	Median price: $500,000
	Brighton Park Brighton Park is a residential neighborhood on Chicago’s Southwest Side, bordered by major thoroughfares such as Archer Avenue and Western Boulevard that provide direct access to the Stevenson Expressway and the Orange Line. The area features blocks of single-family bungalows and two-flats, many within walking distance of parks maintained by the Chicago Park District and several Chicago Public Schools. Commuters benefit from frequent CTA bus service and proximity to Midway International Airport, while everyday errands are supported by established retail corridors along 35th and 47th Streets. ... Read more	Median price: $375,000
	Bucktown Bucktown sits just northwest of downtown Chicago, with the Kennedy Expressway and Milwaukee Avenue providing quick access to the Loop and O’Hare. Tree-lined streets contain a mix of late-19th-century worker cottages, renovated brick two-flats, and newer single-family homes, many within walking distance of the Damen Blue Line station. Residents use nearby Holstein Park for sports fields and the 606 trail for biking, while multiple public and private schools, including Burley Elementary, serve the area. ... Read more	Median price: $780,000
	Burnside Burnside sits on Chicago’s Far South Side, bordered by the Metra Electric Line and the Bishop Ford Freeway, giving residents direct rail access to downtown in roughly 25 minutes. The area’s grid of single-family brick homes is surrounded by several large parks and the Pullman Historic District, offering outdoor space and preserved 19th-century architecture within a short walk or drive. Nearby educational options include several CPS elementary schools and proximity to Chicago State University, while everyday shopping and services are concentrated along nearby Cottage Grove Avenue. ... Read more	Median price: $208,500
	Calumet Heights Calumet Heights is a residential neighborhood on Chicago’s far South Side, bordered by the Metra Electric Line and close to the Bishop Ford Freeway. Its blocks of single-family homes sit near several large parks, including the 220-acre Calumet Park, and residents have direct access to Lake Michigan shoreline trails. The area is served by Chicago Public Schools and sits within a short drive of the Pullman Historic District and the retail corridors along 95th and 103rd Streets. ... Read more	Median price: $225,000
	Chatham Chatham is located on Chicago’s South Side with convenient access to the Dan Ryan Expressway and CTA Green Line, connecting residents to the Loop in under 25 minutes. The area contains blocks of single-family bungalows and two-flats built in the 1920s and 1930s, alongside larger parks such as Chatham Park and Jessie Owens Park that provide tennis courts, baseball fields, and playgrounds. Multiple elementary and high schools operate within or adjacent to the neighborhood, and daily retail needs are met by the 87th Street corridor and the nearby Chatham Plaza shopping center. ... Read more	Median price: $229,500
	Chicago Lawn Chicago Lawn sits on the city's Southwest Side with convenient Metra and CTA access that reaches downtown in under 30 minutes. Marquette Park provides 323 acres of green space for recreation, while the neighborhood’s main commercial strips along 63rd and Kedzie house everyday retail and services. Residents are served by several Chicago Public Schools options and multiple nearby hospitals and clinics. ... Read more	Median price: $285,000
	Chinatown Chinatown sits just south of downtown Chicago along the South Branch of the Chicago River, giving residents quick access to the Loop via the Red Line and multiple bus routes. The neighborhood combines historic two- and three-flat buildings with newer townhomes and condos along Wentworth and Archer Avenues, while the nearby Ping Tom Park and the riverwalk provide direct green space and waterfront paths. Daily needs are met by the concentration of grocery stores, restaurants, and the branch library on Wentworth, and families have the choice of nearby public schools such as Haines Elementary and the academically selective Jones College Prep. ... Read more	Median price: $332,000
	Clearing Clearing sits on Chicago’s southwest side, bordered by Midway Airport and the Stevenson Expressway, giving residents direct access to both air travel and major commuter routes. The area’s housing stock consists mainly of single-family bungalows and two-flats on tree-lined streets, with several neighborhood parks and the nearby CTA Orange Line providing additional transit options. Local schools fall within Chicago Public Schools District 299, and everyday shopping and dining are concentrated along 63rd and Cicero avenues. ... Read more	Median price: $325,000
	Douglas Douglas is a South Side neighborhood bounded by 26th Street, Cottage Grove Avenue, and the Metra Electric District tracks, giving residents quick access to downtown via the Green Line and Lake Shore Drive. The area contains the historic Ida B. Wells Homes redevelopment and sits adjacent to the University of Chicago campus and the Museum of Science and Industry, providing walkable cultural and educational amenities. Proximity to Washington Park and the DuSable Lake Shore Drive bike path supports outdoor recreation, while nearby Bronzeville commercial corridors supply daily retail and dining options. ... Read more	Median price: $180,250
	Dunning Dunning is situated on Chicago’s Northwest Side, with direct access to the Kennedy Expressway and the Metra Milwaukee District/West Line. The neighborhood includes several parks such as Shabbona Park and the Forest Preserve District’s Schiller Woods, plus the 18-hole Dunning Sports Complex. Residents are served by Chicago Public Schools including Smyser Elementary and Steinmetz College Prep. ... Read more	Median price: $405,000
	East Side East Side sits along Lake Michigan’s shoreline in southeast Chicago, giving residents direct access to beaches, the lakefront trail, and Rainbow Beach Park. The neighborhood’s street grid connects quickly to the Chicago Skyway and Lake Shore Drive, shortening commutes to the Loop and the southern suburbs. Local schools such as Bright Elementary and nearby options in the South Shore community serve families, while everyday shopping and dining are concentrated along 95th and 79th Streets. ... Read more	Median price: $231,750
	East Village East Village sits just west of the Loop and offers quick access to downtown jobs and transit via the Blue Line and multiple bus routes. Its streets feature a consistent mix of late-19th-century brick two-flats, frame cottages, and recent town-house infill that create a residential scale with front yards and tree cover. Residents use nearby Smith Park and Eckhart Park for recreation, walk to Division Street shops and restaurants, and send children to Talcott and Pritzker elementary schools within the neighborhood. ... Read more	Median price: $751,500
	Edgewater Edgewater sits along Lake Michigan on Chicago’s North Side, offering residents direct lakefront access and a continuous shoreline path for walking or biking. The neighborhood’s tree-lined streets and early-20th-century brick and stone buildings create a consistent residential scale, while Broadway and Clark Street provide everyday retail and dining within walking distance. Multiple CTA Red Line stations and bus routes connect Edgewater to downtown and the airports in under 30 minutes, and the area is served by several highly rated public schools in District 299. ... Read more	Median price: $299,950
	Edison Park Edison Park sits on Chicago’s northwest side along the Metra Union Pacific Northwest Line, giving residents a 25-minute ride to the Loop. The neighborhood’s early-20th-century brick bungalows and two-flats line tree-shaded streets that remain within walking distance of the Edison Park fieldhouse, several small parks, and a modest retail strip along Northwest Highway. Its attendance area feeds into Edison Park Elementary and William Howard Taft High School, both rated above district averages by CPS performance data. ... Read more	Median price: $506,250
	Englewood Englewood sits on Chicago’s South Side with direct access to the Dan Ryan Expressway and the CTA Green Line, placing residents within a 15-minute drive of downtown and a short train ride to the Loop. The neighborhood contains several large parks, including Ogden Park with its athletic fields and swimming pool, and is bordered by the University of Chicago’s medical campus to the east. Englewood High School and multiple elementary options serve local families, while everyday retail and transit stops are concentrated along 63rd Street. ... Read more	Median price: $206,000
	Fuller Park Fuller Park sits directly south of downtown Chicago and is bordered by major rail lines and the Dan Ryan Expressway, giving residents quick access to the Loop via Metra and CTA service. The neighborhood contains a mix of single-family homes and small apartment buildings on tree-lined streets, along with several parks and the historic Fuller Park fieldhouse that provide outdoor recreation space. Nearby institutions such as the University of Chicago and the Illinois Institute of Technology are reachable by a short drive or transit ride, supporting daily commutes and local amenities. ... Read more	Median price: $250,000
	Gage Park Gage Park sits on Chicago’s Southwest Side with quick access to the CTA Orange Line and multiple bus routes that reach downtown in under 25 minutes. The neighborhood’s grid of single-family bungalows and two-flats is anchored by Gage Park itself, which offers baseball fields, tennis courts, and a running track maintained by the Chicago Park District. Families are served by several nearby elementary options, including Gage Park High School and the CPS magnet school perspectives, while grocery stores, banks, and restaurants line 55th and Western. ... Read more	Median price: $305,000
	Galewood Galewood sits on Chicago’s Far Northwest Side, bordered by the Metra Union Pacific/West Line, which provides direct service to downtown in about 20 minutes. The neighborhood’s residential streets are lined with single-family bungalows and two-flats built largely in the 1920s and 1930s, set on wide lots that allow for backyards and off-street parking. Residents have quick access to the 77-acre Riis Park for sports fields and trails, Columbus Park’s golf course, and several CTA bus routes along North Avenue and Harlem Avenue. ... Read more	Median price: $377,500
	Garfield Park Garfield Park sits on Chicago’s West Side, anchored by the 185-acre Garfield Park Conservatory and its historic greenhouse complex that draws visitors year-round. The neighborhood’s blocks of brick two-flats and single-family homes are served by the CTA Green Line at Conservatory-Central Park Drive and the Blue Line at Pulaski, giving residents a direct ride downtown in roughly 15 minutes. Families have access to several CPS elementary options, including George Manierre and Spencer Technology Academy, while the park’s sports fields, playgrounds, and lagoon provide daily outdoor space without leaving the neighborhood. ... Read more	Median price: $300,000
	Garfield Ridge Garfield Ridge sits on Chicago’s far southwest side, bordered by Midway Airport to the east and the Stevenson Expressway to the north, giving residents quick access to both downtown and the southwest suburbs via car or the CTA Orange Line. The neighborhood’s residential streets are lined with well-kept mid-century bungalows and brick two-flats set on larger lots than many other city neighborhoods, while Archer Avenue provides everyday retail, grocery stores, and restaurants within walking distance. Several parks, including the 33-acre Hale Park with its indoor pool and athletic fields, plus nearby K-8 schools in the Chicago Public Schools system, support an active outdoor and family-oriented routine. ... Read more	Median price: $359,000
	Gold Coast Gold Coast occupies a compact lakefront strip north of the Chicago River and east of Michigan Avenue. Residents reach the Loop by foot, car, or CTA in minutes, while Lake Shore Drive and the lakefront trail provide direct access to parks, beaches, and the lake itself. The neighborhood’s stock of 19th- and early-20th-century row houses and mid-rise buildings sits within a few blocks of top-rated public and private schools, independent grocers, and the restaurants and shops of the Magnificent Mile. ... Read more	Median price: $490,000
	Grand Boulevard Grand Boulevard sits on Chicago’s South Side with convenient access to the Dan Ryan Expressway and the CTA Green Line, linking residents to the Loop in under 15 minutes. The area includes Washington Park and its network of recreational fields, plus proximity to the University of Chicago campus and the medical district along Cottage Grove Avenue. Local public schools such as Wendell Phillips Academy High School serve the neighborhood, while everyday shopping and dining options line 47th Street and Martin Luther King Drive. ... Read more	Median price: $399,500
	Grand Crossing Grand Crossing occupies a central South Side location with direct access to the CTA Green Line at Cottage Grove, enabling a 20-minute ride to downtown. The neighborhood’s housing stock includes early-20th-century bungalows and two-flats on tree-lined streets, alongside larger single-family homes near the historic Grand Crossing Park. Residents have immediate access to the 63rd Street commercial corridor for daily shopping and services, as well as the lakefront via the 63rd Street Beach and nearby lakefront trail. ... Read more	Median price: $250,000
	Greektown Greektown sits immediately west of Chicago’s Loop, placing residents within a short walk or quick transit ride to major employers, cultural institutions, and rail lines. Its long-standing concentration of Greek restaurants, cafés, and specialty grocers supplies daily conveniences and evening dining options without leaving the neighborhood. Low-rise residential blocks border the commercial spine, giving buyers a compact urban setting that balances quiet streets with immediate access to downtown amenities. ... Read more	Median price: $378,750
	Hegewisch Hegewisch sits at Chicago’s far southeast corner, bordered by the Calumet River and the Indiana state line, with quick access to the Skyway and Lake Calumet for commuting and recreation. The area features blocks of single-family bungalows and two-flats set along tree-lined streets, plus direct Metra Electric service to downtown. Residents use nearby forest preserves, Lake Michigan beaches at Calumet Park, and local retail corridors along 130th Street for everyday needs. ... Read more	Median price: $249,450
	Hermosa Hermosa sits on Chicago’s Northwest Side, bordered by the Kennedy Expressway and the Metra Milwaukee District North Line, giving residents direct highway and rail access to the Loop in under 20 minutes. The area’s residential blocks are lined with two- and three-flat buildings and single-family homes, many with front yards and alley garages, while several blocks have been designated Chicago Landmark districts for their early-20th-century brick architecture. Families are drawn to the neighborhood’s proximity to Kelvyn Park High School and the Chicago Public Library’s Hermosa branch, as well as daily shopping along Fullerton and Diversey Avenues and quick connections to the 606 trail and nearby Horner and Kelvyn parks. ... Read more	Median price: $435,000
	Humboldt Park Humboldt Park sits on Chicago’s West Side with direct access to the Blue Line and the Kennedy Expressway, allowing commutes to the Loop in roughly 15 minutes. The 207-acre Humboldt Park itself supplies two miles of trails, a lagoon, and the recently renovated field house that hosts year-round fitness and youth programs. Residents also use the neighborhood’s Puerto Rican–influenced commercial strips along Division and North Avenue for everyday groceries, restaurants, and services without traveling downtown. ... Read more	Median price: $490,000
	Hyde Park Hyde Park occupies Chicago’s South Side along Lake Michigan and is anchored by the University of Chicago, whose campus and associated medical center occupy a large central area. The neighborhood’s housing stock includes late-19th- and early-20th-century single-family homes and row houses set on tree-lined streets, many within walking distance of the lakefront and Jackson Park. Residents have direct access to Metra Electric and CTA Green Line stations, the DuSable Lake Shore Drive, and a concentration of independent bookstores, restaurants, and cultural institutions tied to the university. ... Read more	Median price: $277,500
	Irving Park Irving Park sits along the Kennedy Expressway with Metra and CTA rail stops that place downtown Chicago within a 15-minute commute. The neighborhood’s housing stock consists mainly of two-flats, bungalows, and single-family homes built between 1900 and 1930, many retaining original brickwork and stained-glass details. Residents have direct access to the 213-acre Horner Park for sports fields and trails, plus multiple elementary options within Chicago Public Schools and several parochial schools serving the area. ... Read more	Median price: $550,000
	Jackson Park Jackson Park lies on Chicago’s South Side along the lakefront, offering direct access to the Museum of Science and Industry, the Jackson Park golf course, and the Wooded Island bird sanctuary. Residents can reach downtown via Lake Shore Drive or the Metra Electric Line in under 20 minutes, and the neighborhood includes the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools and nearby public options such as Ray Elementary. The area’s grid of early-20th-century brick homes and low-rise apartments sits within walking distance of the 63rd Street retail corridor and the lakefront bike path. ... Read more	Median price: $231,325
	Jefferson Park Jefferson Park sits on Chicago’s Northwest Side with direct Metra Union Pacific Northwest Line access to downtown in about 20 minutes and connections to the CTA Blue Line and several bus routes. Its housing stock consists primarily of brick two-flats, bungalows, and single-family homes on tree-lined streets, many built between the 1920s and 1960s. Residents have immediate access to the 213-acre forest preserve along the North Branch of the Chicago River, plus local retail corridors on Higgins and Milwaukee Avenues and several public and Catholic elementary schools within the neighborhood. ... Read more	Median price: $487,500
	Kenwood Kenwood sits on Chicago’s South Side along the lakefront, with direct access to the lakefront path and nearby Metra stations at 47th and 51st Streets. The neighborhood contains blocks of historic single-family homes and low-rise apartments, many built between 1890 and 1920, and is bordered by Washington Park to the west and the lake to the east. Residents have quick drives or short bus rides to the University of Chicago campus, the Museum of Science and Industry, and the Hyde Park retail corridor along 53rd Street. ... Read more	Median price: $242,500
	Lake View Lake View sits along Lake Michigan’s western shore and is served by the Red, Brown, and Purple CTA lines, with direct express bus routes to the Loop. The neighborhood’s grid of tree-lined residential blocks lies within walking distance of Wrigley Field, the lakefront path, and retail corridors on Belmont, Clark, and Southport. Public schools such as Blaine Elementary and Lake View High School serve local families, while nearby Lincoln Park and Northalsted provide additional dining, shopping, and recreational options. ... Read more	Median price: $560,000
	Lincoln Park Lincoln Park sits directly on Lake Michigan with two miles of lakefront parkland, beaches, and the Lincoln Park Zoo. Its walkable streets connect single-family homes and townhouses to the Lincoln Park Conservatory, the North Avenue Beach path, and the CTA Red and Brown Line stations. Families choose the neighborhood for its multiple elementary options, including the selective Lincoln Park High School, and for everyday access to grocery stores, independent restaurants, and the DePaul University campus. ... Read more	Median price: $800,000
	Lincoln Square Lincoln Square sits on Chicago’s North Side along the North Branch of the Chicago River, with the Brown Line’s Western and Rockwell stations providing direct downtown access in roughly 20 minutes. The neighborhood’s commercial spine along Lincoln Avenue includes independent grocers, bookstores, and restaurants within walking distance of most residential blocks, while Welles Park offers lighted baseball fields, tennis courts, and seasonal programming. Families are served by the highly rated Waters Elementary and the nearby Amundsen High School, both part of Chicago Public Schools. ... Read more	Median price: $550,000
	Little Italy, UIC Little Italy, UIC sits just west of downtown Chicago, giving residents quick access to the Loop via the Blue Line and multiple bus routes. The neighborhood’s Italian-American roots are visible in its streets, restaurants, and the annual Festa Italiana, while the University of Illinois Chicago campus brings a steady flow of students, faculty, and research activity. Nearby parks such as Arrigo Park, the UIC recreation center, and the Medical District hospitals provide daily conveniences for families and professionals who want an urban setting with established local services. ... Read more	Median price: $385,000
	Little Village Little Village sits on Chicago’s Southwest Side, about six miles from downtown, with direct access to I-55 and the Pink Line at the 26th Street station. The neighborhood’s grid of single-family bungalows, two-flats, and small multi-unit buildings sits within walking distance of the commercial corridor along 26th Street, which includes grocery stores, pharmacies, and public transit connections. Families are served by several nearby Chicago Public Schools options and multiple parks, including the 14-acre Little Village Park with athletic fields and a library branch. ... Read more	Median price: $280,000
	Logan Square Logan Square sits about five miles northwest of downtown Chicago and is served by the Blue Line’s Logan Square and California stops as well as several east-west bus routes. Its early-1900s brick two-flats and single-family homes line wide boulevards anchored by the 206-acre Humboldt Park and the landscaped boulevards of Kedzie and Logan. Residents have immediate access to the 606 trail for cycling and walking, multiple grocery stores and restaurants along Milwaukee Avenue, and neighborhood schools such as Logandale Middle and Mozart Elementary. ... Read more	Median price: $703,000
	Loop The Loop sits at the center of Chicago’s transit network, with eight CTA train lines and multiple Metra stations converging within a few blocks. Residents have immediate access to Millennium Park, the Chicago Riverwalk, and the city’s largest concentration of theaters, museums, and offices. This central location shortens commutes to both downtown employment centers and lakefront recreation while placing major public and private schools within a short walk or ride. ... Read more	Median price: $435,000
	Lower West Side The Lower West Side sits directly southwest of downtown Chicago, giving residents quick access to the Loop, major expressways, and multiple CTA rail and bus lines. Pilsen’s longstanding mix of historic brick two-flats, murals, and industrial buildings sits alongside the University of Illinois at Chicago’s campus and the National Museum of Mexican Art. The neighborhood’s commercial corridors along 18th Street and Blue Island Avenue supply independent restaurants, bakeries, and grocers, while Harrison Park and Ping Tom Park provide nearby green space and riverfront recreation. ... Read more	Median price: $521,325
	Magnificent Mile The Magnificent Mile runs along North Michigan Avenue between the Chicago River and Oak Street, placing residents within walking distance of the Loop, Navy Pier, and Lake Michigan. The area includes several highly rated public and private schools serving grades K–12, as well as the Newberry Library and the Museum of Contemporary Art. Daily needs are met by large-format grocers, pharmacies, and the numerous fitness centers and transit stops along the avenue, while the adjacent Streeterville and Gold Coast neighborhoods add further dining and medical facilities. ... Read more	Median price: $496,000
	McKinley Park McKinley Park sits on Chicago’s Southwest Side, bordered by the Stevenson Expressway and the Sanitary and Ship Canal, giving residents quick access to both downtown and Midway Airport. The neighborhood’s housing stock is largely two- and three-flat brick buildings and single-family homes on tree-lined streets, many within walking distance of McKinley Park itself, which offers playing fields, a lagoon, and a field house with fitness classes. Families are served by several neighborhood schools, including the public McKinley Park Elementary and nearby private options, while retail and restaurants cluster along 35th and Archer. ... Read more	Median price: $427,500
	Montclare Montclare sits on Chicago’s Northwest Side, bordered by the Metra Union Pacific/West Line and the Kennedy Expressway, giving residents direct rail and highway access to the Loop in roughly 25 minutes. Its housing stock consists mainly of single-family bungalows and two-flats built between the 1920s and 1950s on tree-lined streets that still retain their original brick and limestone facades. Residents are within a short drive of both the Galewood shopping corridor along North Avenue and the forest-preserve trails of the nearby Des Plaines River, while several neighborhood schools, including Locke Elementary and Steinmetz College Prep, serve local families. ... Read more	Median price: $401,500
	Morgan Park Morgan Park sits on Chicago’s far south side, bordered by Beverly to the north and Mount Greenwood to the west, giving residents direct Metra Electric District service to downtown and quick access to I-57 and I-94. Its streets are lined with early-20th-century brick bungalows and larger single-family homes set on deep lots, many shaded by mature trees within the Morgan Park–Beverly Hills Historic District. The neighborhood’s commercial corridor along Western Avenue supplies everyday retail and services, while nearby parks, the Morgan Park Sports Center, and several public and Catholic schools serve families who value established residential blocks with convenient regional connections. ... Read more	Median price: $265,000
	Mount Greenwood Mount Greenwood sits on Chicago’s far southwest side, bordering suburban Evergreen Park and Oak Lawn while remaining inside city limits. Its tree-lined residential blocks feature mostly single-family homes and two-flats, many built between the 1920s and 1960s, giving the area a consistent, established appearance. Residents have direct access to the CTA Orange Line at the 103rd Street station, several Metra stops on the Rock Island District line, and the large Mount Greenwood Park campus that includes athletic fields, an indoor pool, and a public library branch. ... Read more	Median price: $358,000
	Near South Side Near South Side sits immediately south of the Loop, giving residents quick access to downtown offices, transit hubs, and lakefront parks along Lake Michigan. The neighborhood blends historic row houses and mid-century buildings with newer residential developments, all within walking distance of the Museum Campus, Soldier Field, and several CTA lines. Its grid of tree-lined streets and proximity to both the Chicago River and lake paths support a practical daily routine centered on commuting, recreation, and cultural institutions. ... Read more	Median price: $400,000
	New City New City occupies Chicago’s South Side along the Green Line, with direct transit access to downtown and connections to the city’s major expressways. The neighborhood’s residential blocks consist of single-family homes and two-flats built in the early 1900s, set among larger institutional and industrial properties. Residents have immediate access to Sherman Park’s athletic fields and trails, several CPS elementary and high schools, and nearby retail corridors along 47th and 51st Streets. ... Read more	Median price: $240,000
	North Center North Center sits between Lincoln Square and Lakeview, giving residents quick access to both the Brown Line and multiple CTA bus routes for commuting downtown or north along the lakefront. The neighborhood’s housing stock consists primarily of single-family homes, two-flats, and three-flats on tree-lined streets, many within walking distance of Welles Park’s athletic fields, indoor pool, and seasonal farmers market. Families are drawn to the area’s proximity to several highly rated public elementary schools and a dense collection of independent restaurants and shops along Lincoln Avenue. ... Read more	Median price: $805,000
	North Lawndale North Lawndale occupies a central-west location in Chicago with quick access to both the Eisenhower Expressway and the CTA Pink Line, shortening commute times to the Loop and surrounding employment centers. The neighborhood’s early-20th-century housing stock includes two- and three-flat buildings and single-family homes set on tree-lined streets, many of which have been restored in recent years. Residents use nearby Douglas Park for recreation and the adjacent Cook County Forest Preserves for trails, while several public schools and a branch library serve local families. ... Read more	Median price: $339,000
	North Park North Park sits on Chicago’s Northwest Side, anchored by North Park University and bordered by the North Shore Channel and the Edens Expressway. Its residential streets feature a mix of single-family homes and two-flats set among mature trees, with direct access to the North Branch Trail and several nearby forest preserves. The neighborhood’s location places residents within a short drive of both O’Hare and the Loop, while local retail corridors along Pulaski and Peterson provide everyday shopping and dining without leaving the area. ... Read more	Median price: $490,000
	Norwood Park Norwood Park sits on Chicago’s far northwest side with Metra and CTA rail lines that reach downtown in under 30 minutes. Single-family homes line tree-shaded streets near the 222-acre forest preserve, while residents have quick access to neighborhood parks, the Edison Park library branch, and several highly rated CPS elementary schools. Everyday shopping and dining cluster along Higgins and Northwest Highway, and O’Hare International Airport is a short drive northwest. ... Read more	Median price: $467,500
	O'Hare O'Hare sits directly adjacent to Chicago's major international airport and the extensive highway network that connects to downtown and the suburbs. Residents have immediate access to O'Hare's retail corridor along Higgins and Mannheim Roads, along with multiple CTA Blue Line stations and Metra stops for commuting. The area features single-family homes and low-rise apartments set among quiet residential streets, with nearby forest preserves providing outdoor recreation. ... Read more	Median price: $228,000
	Oakland Oakland occupies a compact, grid-lined section of Chicago’s South Side just east of the lakefront and north of Hyde Park. The area’s early-20th-century brick row houses and two-flats sit within walking distance of the 43rd Street Metra station and the Lake Shore Drive bicycle path, giving residents quick access to downtown and the lakefront trail. Nearby retail corridors on 47th Street and Cottage Grove Avenue supply grocery stores, restaurants, and services, while proximity to Kenwood Academy and several charter schools serves families seeking local educational options. ... Read more	Median price: $363,450
	Old Town Old Town sits along the North Branch of the Chicago River and the southern edge of Lincoln Park, placing residents within walking distance of the lakefront, the Lincoln Park Zoo, and the North Avenue and Division Street commercial corridors. Tree-lined streets of 19th-century row houses and mid-century mid-rises surround Wells Street’s independent shops, restaurants, and the historic Old Town Art Fair grounds. The neighborhood is served by the CTA’s Brown and Purple lines at Sedgwick and North/Clybourn stations and by several highly rated public and private schools within a short walk or short drive. ... Read more	Median price: $523,000
	Portage Park Portage Park sits on Chicago’s Northwest Side with direct access to the Kennedy Expressway and the CTA Blue Line, allowing residents to reach downtown in about 25 minutes by car or train. The neighborhood features early-20th-century bungalows and two-flats along tree-lined streets, plus large parks such as Portage Park and athletic fields that support year-round outdoor activities. Families are drawn to nearby schools in Chicago Public Schools District 299 and several parochial options, while everyday needs are met by retail corridors along Milwaukee and Irving Park Road. ... Read more	Median price: $515,000
	Printers Row Printers Row sits just south of the Loop, offering residents immediate access to downtown offices, Metra and CTA stations, and the Lakefront Trail. Its late-19th-century loft buildings have been converted into condominiums with high ceilings and exposed brick, creating a distinct residential scale amid the surrounding high-rises. Residents walk to Grant Park, the Harold Washington Library, and several grocery stores and restaurants clustered along Dearborn and Federal streets. ... Read more	Median price: $260,750
	Pullman Pullman occupies a compact historic district on Chicago’s Far South Side, where streets of preserved 19th-century row houses and brick workers’ cottages sit within walking distance of Metra Electric District stations that reach downtown in roughly 25 minutes. Residents have quick access to Lake Calumet’s recreational areas and nearby retail corridors along 111th and Michigan, while the area’s long-standing single-family stock offers larger lots and private yards uncommon in many city neighborhoods. Local elementary options include the highly rated Pullman Elementary School, and the neighborhood’s grid layout keeps daily errands and transit connections within a short walk or drive. ... Read more	Median price: $200,000
	River North River North sits just north of the Chicago Loop and is bordered by the Chicago River on two sides, giving residents direct access to both downtown offices and the lakefront. The neighborhood’s former warehouses and factories have been converted into residential lofts and mid-rise buildings, preserving much of the original brick and timber architecture. Multiple CTA train lines, the Merchandise Mart, and a concentration of grocery stores, restaurants, and the nearby Riverwalk provide everyday convenience without requiring a car. ... Read more	Median price: $428,000
	Riverdale Riverdale sits on Chicago’s far south side, bordered by the Little Calumet River and the historic Pullman district. The area provides direct access to the Rock Island Metra line for commutes to downtown and is adjacent to the 4,000-acre Calumet Woods forest preserve for hiking and biking. Nearby retail centers along Halsted Street and several Chicago Public Schools serve daily needs, while the neighborhood’s mix of single-family homes and larger lots offers residents more space than denser northern districts. ... Read more	Median price: $155,000
	Rogers Park Rogers Park sits along Chicago’s northern lakefront with direct access to the Red Line and Metra, allowing residents to reach downtown in roughly 25 minutes. The neighborhood’s grid of early-20th-century brick buildings and single-family homes is set among several lakefront parks and beaches, while a concentration of independent grocers, cafés, and cultural institutions lines Clark, Devon, and Howard Streets. Public elementary schools such as Rogers Elementary and Gale Community Academy, plus nearby Loyola University, support daily routines without requiring long commutes. ... Read more	Median price: $278,500
	Roseland Roseland sits on Chicago’s far south side with direct Metra Electric access to downtown in about 25 minutes and quick drives to the Bishop Ford and Dan Ryan expressways. The area includes the Roseland-Pullman National Monument historic district, several blocks of preserved 19th-century brick homes, and nearby parks such as Palmer and Fernwood. Families can reach Chicago Public Schools options including high-performing magnet programs and nearby community colleges, while everyday shopping and services are concentrated along Michigan Avenue and 103rd Street. ... Read more	Median price: $179,900
	Rush & Division Rush & Division sits at the northern edge of Chicago’s Gold Coast, where low- and mid-rise buildings line tree-shaded streets a short walk from Oak Street Beach and the lakefront trail. Residents reach the Loop, River North restaurants, and Michigan Avenue shops on foot or via frequent CTA buses and the Red Line at Chicago Avenue. The area’s walkable layout also places several highly rated public and private schools within a few blocks, supporting daily routines that combine urban access with residential scale. ... Read more	Median price: $608,750
	Sauganash/Forest Glen Sauganash/Forest Glen sits on Chicago’s Northwest Side with direct access to the Metra Union Pacific Northwest Line at the Forest Glen station, placing downtown within a 25-minute commute. Its tree-lined streets contain a high concentration of single-family homes built primarily between the 1920s and 1960s, many on oversized lots that create a suburban density within city limits. The neighborhood is bordered by the North Branch of the Chicago River and forest-preserve land to the west, while the nearby Sauganash Trail and North Branch Trail provide dedicated off-street routes for walking and cycling. Local schools include the highly rated Sauganash Elementary and the selective Lincoln Park High School magnet program, both within district boundaries. Nearby retail clusters along Cicero Avenue and the adjacent Edgebrook shopping district supply daily goods without requiring a car trip into denser commercial corridors. ... Read more	Median price: $582,500
	Sheffield & DePaul Sheffield & DePaul sits between Lincoln Park and Wrigleyville, giving residents quick access to both neighborhoods’ retail corridors, restaurants, and transit lines. The area’s mix of late-19th and early-20th-century row houses and single-family homes creates a consistent residential scale, while DePaul University anchors nearby blocks with academic and cultural activity. Families note the proximity to Lincoln Park’s lakefront paths, multiple public and private schools, and everyday services along Armitage and Fullerton avenues. ... Read more	Median price: $875,000
	South Chicago South Chicago sits along Lake Michigan’s shoreline with direct access to Rainbow Beach and the lakefront trail for walking, cycling, and swimming. The neighborhood is served by the CTA Green Line at 63rd and 79th Street stations, providing a 25-minute ride to downtown, and by multiple Metra Electric stops. Residents have convenient access to the South Shore Cultural Center, Jackson Park’s golf course and museums, and several neighborhood parks with athletic fields. ... Read more	Median price: $193,000
	South Deering South Dearing sits on Chicago’s far southeast side, where residents have quick access to Lake Michigan shoreline trails and the Calumet River. The area is served by the CTA Red Line and several Metra Electric stops, placing downtown and the South Loop within a half-hour commute. Local parks, nearby retail corridors along 95th Street, and proximity to both the Pullman Historic District and the future Obama Presidential Center provide everyday recreation and cultural options without leaving the neighborhood. ... Read more	Median price: $150,000
	South Shore South Shore sits along Lake Michigan on Chicago’s southeast side, giving residents direct lakefront access through Rainbow Beach and the South Shore Cultural Center. The neighborhood features early-20th-century single-family homes and two-flats on tree-lined streets, plus the Metra Electric Line and CTA bus routes that reach downtown in roughly 20 minutes. Residents use the lakefront path for running and cycling, and nearby shopping districts along 71st and 79th Streets provide everyday retail and dining options. ... Read more	Median price: $166,450
	Streeterville Streeterville sits along Lake Michigan just north of the Chicago River, placing residents within walking distance of Navy Pier, the Magnificent Mile, and the Lakefront Trail. The neighborhood combines high-rise condominium towers with tree-lined residential blocks, offering both skyline views and direct lake access. Northwestern Memorial Hospital and its affiliated medical campus anchor the area, while nearby Ogden International School provides a public K-8 option for families. ... Read more	Median price: $493,500
	Ukrainian Village Ukrainian Village sits just west of downtown Chicago, giving residents quick access to the Loop via the Blue Line and major expressways. Its streets are lined with early-20th-century brick two-flats and single-family homes that retain much of their original architectural detail. Everyday needs are met by Division Street shops and restaurants, while nearby parks and highly rated neighborhood schools support a practical daily routine for families. ... Read more	Median price: $650,000
	United Center The United Center neighborhood sits on Chicago’s Near West Side, centered around the arena and Madison Street’s commercial corridor. Residents reach downtown via the CTA Green and Blue Lines or the Eisenhower Expressway in minutes, while the Illinois Medical District and major employers lie immediately to the south and east. Local retail, parks such as Union Park, and new residential construction provide everyday conveniences without requiring a car for most daily needs. ... Read more	Median price: $360,000
	Uptown Uptown sits along Chicago’s North Side lakefront, bordered by Lake Shore Drive and the Metra Union Pacific North Line, giving residents direct express bus and rail access to the Loop in under 20 minutes. The neighborhood’s early-20th-century mid-rise and courtyard buildings line streets such as Broadway and Sheridan, while nearby Montrose Beach, the Montrose Point Bird Sanctuary, and the lakefront trail provide immediate outdoor recreation. Several highly rated public schools, including Brennemann Elementary and Senn High School, serve the area, and everyday needs are met by the nearby Jewel-Osco, Target, and the restaurants and shops concentrated around the Wilson CTA station. ... Read more	Median price: $420,000
	Washington Heights Washington Heights is located on Chicago’s far South Side, roughly eight miles from the Loop and directly served by the Red Line at 95th Street and 103rd Street stations. The neighborhood features a mix of single-family bungalows and two-flats set on tree-lined streets, with residents accessing forest preserves, golf courses, and the Calumet River system for outdoor recreation. Nearby retail corridors along 95th and 103rd Streets provide grocery stores, banks, and restaurants, while several public elementary and high schools operate within district boundaries. ... Read more	Median price: $229,500
	Washington Park Washington Park sits on Chicago’s South Side, directly adjacent to the Washington Park cultural campus that includes the DuSable Museum of African American History and the Washington Park Refectory. Its tree-lined residential streets are within a short walk or quick drive of the Green Line’s Garfield station, the University of Chicago campus to the east, and the lakefront via 63rd Street. The neighborhood’s grid of single-family homes and two-flats is served by nearby public schools such as Burke Elementary and the Chicago Park District’s Washington Park facilities. ... Read more	Median price: $192,500
	West Elsdon West Elsdon sits on Chicago’s Southwest Side, bordered by Midway Airport to the east and the Stevenson Expressway to the north, giving residents quick access to both downtown and the suburbs via I-55 and CTA Orange Line trains at Pulaski. The neighborhood’s housing stock consists mainly of single-family bungalows and two-flats built in the 1920s and 1930s, set on tree-lined streets with alleys that keep garages off the front façades. Several parks, including Hale and Curie Park, plus nearby grocery stores and restaurants along Pulaski Road, support daily needs without requiring a car for most errands. ... Read more	Median price: $345,000
	West Lawn West Lawn sits on Chicago’s Southwest Side with direct access to Midway Airport and the CTA Orange Line, giving residents quick routes downtown and across the city. The neighborhood features blocks of single-family homes and bungalows near parks such as Marquette Park and the 63rd Street Beach, as well as retail corridors along 63rd and Pulaski. Local schools include several Chicago Public Schools options and proximity to Kennedy-King College for additional educational resources. ... Read more	Median price: $339,950
	West Loop The West Loop sits between the Chicago River and the Eisenhower Expressway, with direct access to the Ogilvie Transportation Center and multiple CTA Green, Pink, and Blue Line stations. Its former meatpacking and warehouse buildings now house converted lofts alongside newer mid-rise and high-rise residences, creating a dense mix of housing types within a few blocks of Randolph Street restaurants, Fulton Market offices, and the United Center. Skinner Elementary and several private schools lie within the neighborhood boundaries, and the nearby 606 trail and Mary Bartelme Park provide outdoor space without leaving the urban grid. ... Read more	Median price: $455,000
	West Pullman West Pullman occupies the far southeast side of Chicago, bordered by the Calumet River and adjacent to the Pullman Historic District. Residents have direct Metra Electric access to downtown and quick drives to the Bishop Ford and Dan Ryan expressways. The area contains several large parks, including Whistler Woods and the Big Marsh, along with neighborhood schools that draw from the Chicago Public Schools system. ... Read more	Median price: $178,918.50
	West Ridge West Ridge occupies the northern edge of Chicago with direct access to Lake Shore Drive and the CTA Red Line, placing downtown, Evanston, and the lakefront within a short commute. The area contains Rogers Park’s beachfront, several large parks, and a commercial corridor along Devon Avenue that includes international groceries and restaurants. Families are served by multiple Chicago Public Schools options and several private institutions, while the mix of early-20th-century bungalows, two-flats, and mid-century apartment buildings provides a range of housing styles within established blocks. ... Read more	Median price: $320,000
	West Town West Town sits just west of downtown Chicago, giving residents quick access to the Loop via multiple CTA train lines and major expressways. Its streets mix historic brick homes and newer single-family residences with longtime restaurants, independent shops, and parks such as Eckhart and Union. Families often cite proximity to highly rated public schools and the neighborhood’s walkable layout that connects daily errands with quick trips into the city center. ... Read more	Median price: $710,000
	Wicker Park Wicker Park offers convenient access to the CTA Blue Line and multiple bus routes that connect residents to downtown Chicago and O’Hare International Airport within 20 minutes. The neighborhood’s grid of tree-lined streets contains a mix of late-19th-century brick two-flats, single-family homes, and newer townhouses, many within walking distance of the 606 trail and several large parks. Families benefit from proximity to public schools such as Pritzker Elementary and Lincoln Park High School, as well as frequent CTA service that supports commuting without a car. ... Read more	Median price: $685,000
	Woodlawn Woodlawn sits on Chicago’s South Side directly south of the University of Chicago campus and Hyde Park, with the Metra Electric Line and several CTA bus routes providing direct access to downtown and the lakefront. The neighborhood contains blocks of early-20th-century greystone and brick two-flats and single-family homes, many of which retain original architectural details such as limestone façades and wide front porches. Residents have immediate access to the DuSable Lake Shore Drive, Jackson Park and the future Obama Presidential Center site, as well as nearby retail corridors along 63rd Street and Cottage Grove Avenue. ... Read more	Median price: $305,000
	Wrigleyville Wrigleyville sits just north of downtown Chicago along the Red Line, giving residents quick access to the Loop and both O’Hare and Midway airports. The neighborhood is anchored by Wrigley Field and its surrounding blocks of century-old brick two-flats and three-flats, many converted to single-family homes with private outdoor space. Everyday needs are met within walking distance at neighborhood grocers, pharmacies, and restaurants, while Lincoln Park’s lakefront paths and beaches lie a short bike or transit ride away. ... Read more	Median price: $792,000

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