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Logan Square lies about five miles northwest of the Loop, with Avondale to the north, Hermosa to the west, Humboldt Park to the south and Bucktown to the southeast. Its wide boulevards feel park-like.
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Logan Square is a Northwest Side community defined by its landmark boulevards, where greystone two-flats and grand Victorian homes line wide green parkways leading to the Illinois Centennial Monument.
Logan Square
Logan Square lies about five miles northwest of the Loop, with Avondale to the north, Hermosa to the west, Humboldt Park to the south and Bucktown to the southeast. Its wide boulevards feel park-like.
Milwaukee Avenue is lined with restaurants, bars, coffee shops and a historic movie house, a weekly farmers market gathers near the square, and runners circle Palmer Square or head east along The 606 trail.
Homes range from greystone and brick two- and three-flats and courtyard buildings to large single-family Victorians on the boulevards, plus frame cottages, vintage condos and newer construction near Milwaukee Avenue.
Buyers come for the architecture and the boulevards, a dining and nightlife scene on Milwaukee Avenue, and Blue Line stations at Logan Square and California that run straight to the Loop and out to O’Hare.
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Becoming a local
Owning in Logan Square means living along one of Chicago’s great boulevard systems. Wide, tree-shaded parkways connect the square, where the Illinois Centennial Monument has stood since 1918, to Palmer Square, a seven-acre green with a running track, playground and an accredited arboretum. Milwaukee Avenue is the main street, packed with restaurants, bars, coffee shops and a long-running movie house, and a farmers market draws crowds near the square on weekends. The 606 trail begins at the neighborhood’s western end and runs east to Bucktown and Wicker Park, while the Blue Line makes it easy to reach downtown or O’Hare without a car.
Logan Square joined Chicago in 1889, and the arrival of the elevated railroad in 1895 brought a building boom that lasted into the 1930s. Most homes date from about 1890 to 1930 and reflect Queen Anne, Romanesque Revival, Classical Revival, Prairie and Tudor Revival styles. The neighborhood is best known for its greystone and brick two- and three-flats, many of them on Logan, Kedzie, Palmer and Humboldt Boulevards, where large single-family homes also stand. The boulevards form the Logan Square Boulevards Historic District, listed on the National Register in 1985 and named a Chicago Landmark District in 2005. Side streets add cottages and newer condos.
The Logan Square lifestyle
Logan Square real estate
Logan Square is known for greystone and brick two- and three-flats from about 1890 to 1930, along with large single-family homes on the boulevards, frame cottages, courtyard condo buildings and newer construction near Milwaukee Avenue.
Its boulevards are. The Logan Square Boulevards Historic District, covering Logan, Kedzie, Palmer and Humboldt Boulevards plus Logan and Palmer Squares, was listed on the National Register in 1985 and became a Chicago Landmark District in 2005.
The CTA Blue Line stops at Logan Square and California and runs directly to the Loop and to O’Hare. Drivers can reach the Kennedy Expressway nearby, and Milwaukee Avenue and The 606 are popular routes for cyclists.
Prices in Logan Square depend on the type of home, from condos in vintage two-flats and courtyard buildings to greystones and single-family homes on the boulevards. For current median prices, inventory and recent sales, get the Logan Square market report, updated monthly.
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