chicago neighborhoods.

albany park.

A diverse Northwest Side neighborhood known for incredible international food, classic Chicago housing, and convenient transit.

avondale.

A Northwest Side pocket with classic flats, quiet streets, and a growing mix of coffee shops, bars, and restaurants — close to Logan Square but a bit more laid-back.

bridgeport.

A strong community feel with historic roots, local favorites, and an easy commute — practical, residential, and quietly cool.

bucktown.

Trendy and residential at the same time — tree-lined streets, walkable boutiques, great restaurants, and easy access to the 606 trail and Blue Line.

edgewater.

Lakefront living with beaches, parks, and a mix of classic apartments and high-rises — connected, local, and laid-back.

gold coast.

Historic mansions, classic high-rises, and lakefront access — a polished, established neighborhood just north of downtown.

humboldt park.

Anchored by one of Chicago’s most iconic parks — rich culture, classic housing, and a strong neighborhood identity.

irving park.

A practical North/Northwest Side neighborhood with classic homes, neighborhood staples, and easy access via trains and major routes.

lake view.

A big, energetic North Side area with lakefront parks, classic walk-ups, larger buildings, and easy access to Wrigleyville, Belmont Harbor, and more.

lincoln park.

One of Chicago’s most established neighborhoods — tree-lined streets, brownstones, newer condos, and easy access to the park and lake.

lincoln square.

A cozy, community-forward neighborhood with a walkable main square, local shops, and an easygoing “small-town” feel in the city.

logan square.

A mix of boulevards, historic greystones, and a strong restaurant and bar scene — creative, energetic, and still evolving.

new east side.

Modern high-rises tucked between the lake, Millennium Park, and the Loop — with incredible views and full-amenity buildings.

north center.

Residential, polished, and neighborhood-focused — known for classic homes, local spots, and an easy, family-friendly vibe.

old town.

Historic charm with modern living — walkable streets, classic flats, and a well-known dining and nightlife strip along Wells Street.

pilsen.

Rich in culture, murals, and history — with a growing mix of galleries, cafés, and converted loft-style spaces.

portage park.

A Northwest Side favorite with classic bungalows, a strong neighborhood feel, and a practical day-to-day lifestyle.

river north.

Central, energetic, and walkable — high-rises, condos, and lofts close to downtown offices, the riverwalk, dining, and nightlife.

rogers park.

A lakefront, community-driven neighborhood known for diversity, beaches, and easy Red Line access near Evanston.

roscoe village.

A “village in the city” feel — low-rise housing, local shops, and a strong residential community vibe.

south loop.

Mix of historic lofts, newer towers, and lakefront access — with close proximity to museums, the Loop, and Soldier Field.

streeterville.

High-rise living near the lake, Navy Pier, and Michigan Avenue — great for those who want a downtown-adjacent, urban feel.

the loop.

Chicago’s central business district — high-rise condos and rentals surrounded by theaters, restaurants, transit, and city energy.

uptown.

Historic entertainment venues, lakefront access, and an evolving dining scene — energetic, connected, and full of character.

west loop.

Loft-style living, destination dining, and modern buildings just west of downtown — one of Chicago’s most in-demand areas.

west town.

A collection of character-filled pockets (including parts of Ukrainian Village and East Village) with classic housing and a strong local feel.

wicker park.

One of Chicago’s most recognizable neighborhoods — a mix of historic walk-ups, rehabbed buildings, boutiques, bars, and restaurants.