Logan Square is one of Chicago’s most dynamic neighborhoods, blending historic roots with modern energy. Centered around its iconic boulevards and grand public square, the neighborhood offers a strong sense of identity, creative expression, and community pride — all with easy access to downtown.
Anchored by Logan Boulevard and the neighborhood’s namesake square, Logan Square features wide, tree-lined streets, stately greystones, and classic courtyard buildings. Milwaukee Avenue cuts diagonally through the area, serving as the neighborhood’s main commercial spine and connecting residents to dining, nightlife, and transit.
Logan Square attracts a diverse mix of residents — creatives, professionals, longtime homeowners, and families alike. The neighborhood’s authenticity and cultural depth create an environment where people are engaged, invested, and proud to call it home.
Expect architectural beauty, strong neighborhood energy, and a social street life that feels both local and city-wide relevant. Logan Square balances residential calm with a lively food, drink, and arts scene, making it feel active without being overwhelming.
Life in Logan Square is built around walkability and connection — morning coffee runs, evenings at neighborhood restaurants, weekend farmers markets, and time spent along the boulevards and green spaces. The Blue Line provides direct access to downtown, making the neighborhood especially appealing for commuters.
Logan Square’s depth is its greatest asset. Beyond the popular corridors lies a strong residential fabric and historic backbone that grounds the neighborhood, allowing it to evolve while retaining its character and sense of place.
The real estate landscape in Logan Square is defined by vintage charm and variety. Buyers will find greystones, two-flats and three-flats, classic courtyard buildings, newer condos, and thoughtfully renovated single-family homes. Continued demand is driven by transit access, architectural appeal, and the neighborhood’s long-term desirability.
Iconic boulevards and historic architecture
A vibrant dining, nightlife, and cultural scene
Strong transit access via the Blue Line
A neighborhood identity that feels creative, grounded, and evolving
Compass
2350 N Lincoln Ave, 3rd Flr. Chicago, IL 60614
Jake Tasharski
