Roscoe Village
41.9432° N, 87.6785° W
41.9432° N, 87.6785° W
11,229 people live in Roscoe Village, where the median age is 33 and the average individual income is $92,607. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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A quieter, family-friendly pocket of Chicago's North Side, built around Roscoe Street's shops and cafés.
Roscoe Village sits within the North Center community area, generally bounded by Addison Street to the north, Belmont Avenue to the south, Ravenswood Avenue to the west, and the Chicago River to the east. The neighborhood grew up around the former Riverview Park amusement park (open 1904–1967) and today is known for its tree-lined streets, two-flats, and single-family homes.
Roscoe Street forms the neighborhood's main commercial spine, packed with independent restaurants, boutiques, and cafés, while nearby Belmont Avenue adds antique and vintage shopping.
A concentrated strip of independent restaurants, wine bars, and cafés makes Roscoe Street the neighborhood's social hub.
Clark Park gives residents direct access to the Chicago River, with the WMS Boathouse offering public docks, boat rentals, and rowing programs.
An outdoor pool, tennis courts, playground, and dog park make Hamlin Park a neighborhood anchor year-round.
Roscoe Village carries a Walk Score of 89, reflecting its dense mix of shops, restaurants, and residential streets within easy walking distance of each other.
Roscoe Village is home to roughly 14,600 residents with a median age in the low 30s, drawing young families and professionals looking for a quieter alternative to neighboring Lake View and Lincoln Park. Housing is a mix of two-flats, single-family homes, and low-rise condo buildings, with about 46% owner-occupied.
The 312 River Run Path along the Chicago River, Kerry Wood Cubs Field for local youth baseball, and the Endeavor Health Fire Pitch soccer fields just north of the neighborhood round out the area's recreational options.
Roscoe Village falls within Chicago Public Schools (District 299). Confirm current attendance boundaries directly with CPS, since assignment depends on your specific address and can change year to year.
Roscoe Village's median home sale price runs around $700K–$730K, according to recent Homes.com and Redfin data, while Zillow's broader home value index (which blends property types) sits closer to $640K. Housing stock is a mix of vintage two-flats, single-family homes, and newer condo and row-home developments, with homes typically selling faster than the Chicago average.
Cook County's typical effective property tax rate runs about 1.9%–2.1% of market value — factor this into your Roscoe Village budget alongside the purchase price.
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Yes — Roscoe Village is known for its walkability (Walk Score of 89), family-friendly feel, and independent restaurant and shopping scene along Roscoe Street.
Recent data puts Roscoe Village's median home sale price around $700K–$730K, though broader home value indices (which blend property types) run somewhat lower, closer to $640K.
Roscoe Village is primarily in ZIP code 60618, with parts touching 60657.
Riverview Park was a large amusement park that operated in the area from 1904 to 1967; today's Roscoe Village grew up around its former site.
Roscoe Village is served by Chicago Public Schools (District 299); confirm current attendance boundaries directly with CPS.
Roscoe Village carries a Walk Score of 89, making it one of the more walkable neighborhoods on Chicago's North Side.
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Sources: 1. Homes.com, Roscoe Village neighborhood guide and market data. 2. Redfin, Roscoe Village housing market data. 3. Weichert.com, Roscoe Village community demographics. 4. Classic Chicago Magazine / Globalphile, Roscoe Village dining and shopping guide. 5. SmartAsset, Cook County property tax calculator.
Roscoe Village has 4,702 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Roscoe Village do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 11,229 people call Roscoe Village home. The population density is 28,446 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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