Lincoln Park

This historic lakefront neighborhood is a popular real estate market in Chicago because of its location and amenities. Lincoln Park is home to some top institutions including the Chicago History Museum, Steppenwolf Theatre, and DePaul University.

Lakeview

A desirable area for those moving to Chicago or looking to be closer to the city’s lakefront, the Lakeview neighborhood in Chicago is traced by a beautiful shoreline and offers endless entertainment. Marked by five key districts or areas - Lakeview East, Lakeview Central, Wrigleyville, Boystown, and Southport Corridor - Lakeview is home to numerous theaters, the world-famous Wrigley Field stadium, two city harbors, and plenty of restaurants, bars, retailers and music venues to fill your free time. Explore what makes Lakeview one of Chicago’s top areas to live and play.

Old Town

A blend of the old and the new is what adds vibrancy and charm to the Old Town neighborhood. Old Town is a Chicago neighborhood with lots of history. It is also a destination for improv comedy as home to the famed Second City Improv Theatre. Entertainment and nightlife can be found along Wells Street, and for daytime activities, the neighborhood is just a short distance away from North Ave. beach along Lake Michigan.

Sheffield Neighbors

Anchored by DePaul University’s Lincoln Park campus Sheffield Neighbors forms the community area surrounding the campus, and residents of the neighborhood are comprised of university students and middle-and upper-class couples and families. Beyond serving as part of the University’s campus, Sheffield Neighbors is also teeming with local restaurants, casual bars and other service businesses.

Wrightwood Neighbors

Take a stroll along Lincoln Avenue, which runs through the Wrightwood Neighbors area, and you’ll stumble upon various entertainment venues and bars with nightly live music including Chicago’s famed blues bar Kingston Mines and the historic Biograph Theater which is now known as Victory Gardens Theater.

Mid-North District

Situated close to the largest city park and near Chicago’s lakefront make the Mid-North District ideal for accessibility and the best of neighborhood amenities. This small pocket on the eastern side of the greater Lincoln Park neighborhood represents the history of the area in its residential architecture.

Park West

Ample green space just steps away and homes for sale that emphasize lake and skyline views are just a couple of the characteristics that define the real estate options in the Park West neighborhood. Park West’s proximity to two of Chicago’s major attractions, Lake Michigan and Lincoln Park, lends itself well to high-rise living.

Ranch Triangle

The Ranch Triangle neighborhood is active and bustling with major retailers, shops and restaurants in and around its borders. Living in Ranch Triangle, which forms the western part of the greater Lincoln Park neighborhood along the North branch of the Chicago River, is all about convenience.

West DePaul

As its name implies, this small neighborhood community sits just west of the DePaul University Lincoln Park campus. It is fully a residential neighborhood community that is bordered by major streets. These major streets are also where residents can go for casual dining, shopping, local dentists, auto shops and more.

Roscoe Village / North Center

A charming north side neighborhood sprinkled with classic Chicago residential architecture, Roscoe Village, a pocket of North Center on Chicago’s northside, is every bit urban living mixed with the comforting feeling of a big town.

A 160-acre isle housing major facilities and warehouses and surrounded by the waters of the North Branch Chicago River, Goose Island is both a place of development, redevelopment and convenience. The large production and distribution companies that occupy this north east Chicago area, favor its proximity to downtown and access to transportation routes.

Chicago’s newest neighborhood, Lincoln Yards represents the birth of a Chicago neighborhood area via metamorphosis. Nestled between the Bucktown and Lincoln Park neighborhoods, surrounding the banks of the North Branch Chicago River, Lincoln Yards is a mixed-use development project by Sterling Bay, a local developer, which when complete, will create a riverfront neighborhood on a more than 50-acre former industrial steel site, offering residences, office spaces, outdoor recreation and a central hub for transportation.