Neighborhoods

Historically Swedish Andersonville boasts a charming “main street” atmosphere. This diverse area is the home of art, antiques, independent businesses and one of the largest gay communities in Chicago.

In this area, you’ll find lively night spots, great dining, art galleries, trendy boutiques, hipster craft cocktail and organic coffee venues, and the 606 elevated trail. This area maintains its residential character amid vintage architecture.

If you’re looking to live in a neighborhood with a deep sense of community and cultural roots, Humboldt Park may just be the ideal place for you. Located on the West Side of Chicago, the area features a 207-acre park from which it derives its name. This lovely green space features beautiful, manicured gardens, lagoons and trails. It’s the ideal place to see wildlife as well as relax and unwind in the city.

This area is full of contradictions: part peaceful and part boisterous, part residential and part tourist. What’s here? Popular restaurants, cafes and boutiques, the beautiful lakefront and historic Wrigley Field.

Old-world, tree-lined cobblestone streets are filled with cool, contemporary restaurants and trendy boutiques. The neighborhood is a locus of creative businesses, ethnic food and cultural diversity, and young professionals.

Close to the lake and downtown, this popular neighborhood features a lively entertainment strip and quiet, tree-lined streets. Enjoy the famous Second City comedy club, theaters, eateries and eclectic shops.

Life in hipster Logan Square means visiting art galleries, checking out craft breweries, dining at trendy restaurants, biking the wide boulevards or the 606 elevated trail, and meeting your neighbors at community events.

This small area located west of the Chicago River is becoming a hot spot. It features vintage architecture and a range of dining and shopping options, from the cozy and modest to the fashionable and trendy.

This relatively new, quiet neighborhood was once part of River North. Located near downtown, the housing stock consists of converted lofts and newer mid-rise buildings. Trendy restaurants have followed the residents here.

Roscoe Village is a quiet, family-oriented neighborhood with funky shops, bars, restaurants and cafés within easy walking distance. Stop for a bite to eat or sip a drink at a sidewalk patio or beer garden during the summer.

Old, Eastern European cathedrals, Polish taverns and cheap eateries mix with trendy new restaurants, bars and fashionable boutiques, while working class residents welcome and mingle with young professionals.

From a thriving marketplace to the meatpacking district, the West Loop is now known as “Restaurant Row.” At the edge of downtown, former factories and warehouses have been transformed into sleek lofts, chic boutiques and modern art galleries.

Every Chicago neighborhood has its charms, and West Town is no different. As one of the city’s up-and-coming hot spots, the area has been steadily gaining a reputation as a cultural melting pot with an eclectic, artsy vibe. Residents and visitors alike can discover urban treasures around every corner in this one-of-a-kind community.

Looking to settle down in Wicker Park? Appealing to people from all walks of life, this popular and multifaceted neighborhood features a blend of designer boutiques, chic restaurants and everything in between.

Encompassing a stretch of streets surrounding Wrigley Field, the central Lakeview area has become affectionately known as Wrigleyville by fans and residents alike.

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