In and Around the City
Logan Square
Historic boulevards, vintage two-flats and greystones, a standout food scene, and the Blue Line to downtown.
Wicker Park
Victorian architecture, independent shops, and restaurants and nightlife at Milwaukee, Damen, and North.
Bucktown
Residential streets, the 606 trail, and housing from workers cottages to new-construction single-family homes.
West Town
Vintage Chicago housing, the Chicago Avenue and Division Street corridors, and quick Blue Line access downtown.
West Loop
Timber lofts, Fulton Market high-rises, Restaurant Row, and walkable access to the Loop and Metra stations.
Lincoln Park
Lakefront parkland, the zoo and Conservatory, historic greystones, and some of Chicago's most sought-after blocks.
Ravenswood
Vintage two-flats and greystones, Metra and Brown Line access, and a singular corridor of breweries and studios.
Lakeview
Wrigley Field, the Southport Corridor, Northalsted, Belmont Harbor, and one of the city's deepest condo markets.
Bronzeville
Historic greystones, landmark cultural institutions, and lakefront access along Burnham Park.
Oak Park
Frank Lloyd Wright architecture, a walkable downtown, and Green Line, Blue Line, and Metra access to Chicago.
Humboldt Park
A 200-acre park, Puerto Rican cultural institutions, historic boulevards, and classic Chicago two-flats.
Avondale
Brick bungalows and two-flats, Polish heritage landmarks, standout restaurants, and the Blue Line to the Loop and O'Hare.
Lincoln Square
Giddings Plaza, the Old Town School of Folk Music, German heritage, and vintage homes near the Brown Line.
Andersonville
A celebrated independent business district on Clark Street, Swedish heritage, and vintage homes on leafy side streets.
Roscoe Village
A village in the city — a walkable Roscoe Street strip, Hamlin Park, and single-family homes and two-flats on residential blocks.
River North
High-rise condos, converted lofts, the gallery district, and restaurants and nightlife steps from the Loop.
Pilsen
A center of Mexican-American culture with landmark murals, the National Museum of Mexican Art, and distinctive historic housing.
Evanston
A lakefront city just north of Chicago with beaches, Northwestern University, a true downtown, and deep architectural variety.
Riverside
America's first planned suburban community, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, with landmark architecture and Metra access.
South Loop
Printers Row lofts, Grant Park and the Museum Campus, lakefront access, and high-rise living next to downtown.
Naperville
A major western suburb with the Riverwalk, a large walkable downtown, Centennial Beach, and express Metra service.
Streeterville
Lakefront high-rise living east of Michigan Avenue, with Navy Pier, Ohio Street Beach, and the Magnificent Mile.
Old Town
Historic cottages in the Old Town Triangle, the Wells Street corridor, The Second City, and Lincoln Park at the doorstep.
Gold Coast
Historic mansions on Astor Street, vintage co-ops, Oak Street Beach, and Chicago's most storied residential blocks.
Hyde Park
A lakefront South Side neighborhood with the University of Chicago, landmark architecture, and major cultural institutions.
Bridgeport
A historic South Side neighborhood with workers cottages, Palmisano Park, art centers, and deep Chicago roots.
Portage Park
The heart of Chicago's Bungalow Belt, with a landmark park and pool, Six Corners shopping, and generous lots.
Irving Park
Grand Victorians in Old Irving Park, the historic Villa District, and Blue Line and Metra access on the Northwest Side.
East Garfield Park
Home of the Garfield Park Conservatory, historic boulevards and greystones, and Green Line access to the Loop.
Edgewater
Lakefront beaches, vintage high-rises and co-ops on Sheridan, the Bryn Mawr Historic District, and Red Line access.
Albany Park
Global food corridors, the Chicago River and its parks, vintage two-flats, and the Brown Line's northern end.
Rogers Park
Chicago's northernmost lakefront neighborhood, with beaches block after block, Loyola University, and the Red Line.
Jefferson Park
The Northwest Side's transit hub, with bungalow-belt housing, the Copernicus Center, and one-seat rides downtown and to O'Hare.
South Shore
A lakefront South Side neighborhood with the South Shore Cultural Center, historic housing, and Metra Electric access.
Little Village
La Villita — the heart of Mexican Chicago, with the 26th Street corridor, its landmark arch, and classic two-flats.
Berwyn
The bungalow capital, with FitzGerald's, the Depot District, Route 66 history, and three Metra stops to downtown.
Elmhurst
A western suburb with a strong walkable downtown, the Elmhurst Art Museum, the Prairie Path, and Metra to Ogilvie.
Park Ridge
A classic suburb at the city's edge, with the landmark Pickwick Theatre, Uptown's walkable core, and Metra to downtown.
Norwood Park
A city neighborhood with a suburban feel, curving historic streets, Chicago's oldest house, and Metra and Blue Line access.
Lawndale
The greystone heart of the West Side, with Douglass Park, the historic Sears campus, and Blue Line access.
Skokie
A north suburb with the Illinois Holocaust Museum, the Yellow Line, Old Orchard, and deep mid-century housing stock.
Beverly
A historic South Side neighborhood on the Ridge, with landmark architecture, the Givins Castle, and Metra's Rock Island line.
La Grange
A western suburb with a standout walkable downtown, historic housing, and a fast BNSF Metra ride to Union Station.
Glenview
A north suburb anchored by The Glen, with Wagner Farm, deep park and preserve access, and Metra and Amtrak service.
Arlington Heights
A major northwest suburb with a standout downtown, the Metropolis arts center, and express Metra service.
