Logan Square
41.9231° N, 87.7093° W
41.9231° N, 87.7093° W
57,636 people live in Logan Square, where the median age is 33 and the average individual income is $58,557. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Logan Square's typical home value sits at $444,945, one of the more accessible entry points among Chicago's northwest side neighborhoods. The area is anchored by the landmarked Logan Square Boulevards Historic District, direct CTA Blue Line access to downtown and O'Hare, and the 2.7-mile 606 Trail running along its northern edge.
Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
Typical home value | $444,945 (-1.4% YoY) |
Housing stock | Two-flats, historic greystones and mansions on the boulevards, newer condo developments |
Transit | CTA Blue Line (Logan Square station, 2620 N Milwaukee Ave), 24-hour O'Hare-Forest Park service |
Signature green space | The 606 Trail, Palmer Square Park (7 acres) |
Landmark district | Logan Square Boulevards Historic District, designated 2005 |
Logan Square's boulevard mansions, everyday two-flats, and new condo developments each attract a different kind of buyer.
Logan Square sits on Chicago's northwest side, annexed into the city in 1889 after existing as part of the towns of Jefferson and Maplewood. The neighborhood takes its name from General John A. Logan, a Civil War general and Illinois senator, and its identity today is still shaped by the wide, tree-lined boulevards laid out as part of Chicago's historic park boulevard system.
The Logan Square Boulevards Historic District, designated a Chicago landmark district in 2005, centers on Logan and Palmer Squares and extends along Logan, Kedzie, Palmer, and Humboldt Boulevards. Most of the district's core buildings date from roughly 1880 to 1930, giving these streets a formal, historic feel that stands apart from the rest of the neighborhood's denser residential blocks.
Away from the boulevards, the housing stock shifts toward two-flats, classic Chicago buildings originally built as owner-occupied duplexes, alongside a growing number of newer condo developments. This mix gives buyers a genuine range of entry points, from a boulevard mansion to a more affordable two-flat unit.
The 606, also known as the Bloomingdale Trail, runs 2.7 miles along a former elevated rail line and connects Logan Square to Bucktown, Wicker Park, and Humboldt Park. Opened in 2015, it includes street-level parks along its length and became a priority in part because Logan Square had the least open green space per capita of any Chicago neighborhood at the time.
Palmer Square Park adds another 7 acres of green space within the neighborhood itself, popular for picnics and casual gatherings.
The CTA Blue Line's Logan Square station, at 2620 N Milwaukee Ave, runs 24-hour service between O'Hare Airport and Forest Park, with connections to bus routes 56 and 76. Milwaukee Avenue itself, the neighborhood's main commercial corridor, includes a protected bike lane stretch locals call the "Hipster Highway," a direct, low-stress bike route toward downtown.
Logan Square has built a reputation as one of Chicago's stronger food and arts destinations, anchored by spots like Lula Cafe, an early leader in the city's farm-to-table dining scene, and the Logan Theatre, a restored 1915 movie house. The Logan Square Farmers Market runs Sundays from May through October, and the neighborhood's nightlife and live music venues keep the area active well into the evening.
Zillow's Home Value Index puts Logan Square's typical home value at $444,945, down modestly (1.4%) year over year, one of the more accessible price points among northwest side Chicago neighborhoods.
The CTA Blue Line's Logan Square station offers 24-hour service between O'Hare and Forest Park, and Milwaukee Avenue has a protected bike lane corridor connecting toward downtown. The 606 Trail also provides a car-free route to neighboring Bucktown and Wicker Park.
The neighborhood offers a genuine range: historic mansions along the landmarked boulevards, classic Chicago two-flats throughout the residential blocks, and newer condo developments, giving buyers several different price points and property types to choose from.
Whether you're drawn to Logan Square's landmarked boulevards, its access to the 606, or its restaurant and arts scene, The Lowe Group can help you find the right fit. Reach out today to explore current listings or talk through your options in this neighborhood.
Neighborhood history, transit, and landmark district details confirmed via the Chicago Studies program at the University of Chicago, neighborhood guide sources, and CTA records. Home value figure from Zillow's Home Value Index, mid-2026 (used in place of Redfin data for this neighborhood after Redfin's live neighborhood pages returned inconsistent cached figures on repeated checks earlier this sprint).
Logan Square has 26,072 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Logan Square do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 57,636 people call Logan Square home. The population density is 23,879 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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