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About Wicker Park

Wicker Park is a neighborhood in Chicago, IL, within the Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI metro area. The area lies inside the city of Chicago and is part of the larger metro region. Listings here show different unit sizes and types. Units with 1–3 bedrooms (one-bedroom 550.0 - 1800.0 sq ft, two-bedroom 750.0 - 2200.0 sq ft, three-plus 1200.0 - 3300.0 sq ft) fit a range of needs. This district shows a clear sample of available unit size ranges for those reviewing property details.

Wicker Park Market Summary

The condo mix runs from luxury high-rises to restored mid-rises, many with bay or ocean views, concierge, pools, and fitness centers.

Average Condo Sizes

1 Bedroom avg size1084.8 sqft
2 Bedroom avg size1369.2 sqft
3 Bedroom avg size2109.71 sqft

Pricing and Liquidity

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1 Bedroom Condos

AVG PPSF$404.43 /sqft
AVG SOLD PRICE$379,211.43
AVG DAYS ON MARKET54 Days
Wicker Park 1-bed condos range from 550 to 1800 sq ft, with an average sale price of $379,211 and an average of $404 per sq ft. Units spend about 53 days on the market. The neighborhood has tree-lined streets, small parks, and frequent transit along major corridors. Shops, cafes, and everyday services line the main streets near the buildings. Building types include older low-rises and newer mid-rises, and many units sit close to bus routes and train stops.

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2 Bedroom Condos

AVG PPSF$388.68 /sqft
AVG SOLD PRICE$520,255.09
AVG DAYS ON MARKET56 Days
Wicker Park has a wide range of 2-bed condo sizes, from 750 sq ft to 2,200 sq ft. That size span supports many layout choices for 2-bed units. The average price for a 2-bed condo is $520,255 in the neighborhood. Space in 2-bed condos is valued at about $389 per sq ft. A typical 2-bed remains listed for about 55 days. The area includes parks, tree-lined streets, shops, and public transit near many 2-bed buildings.

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3+ Bedroom Condos

AVG PPSF$368.34 /sqft
AVG SOLD PRICE$786,739.02
AVG DAYS ON MARKET54 Days
3-bed condos in Wicker Park range from about 1,200 to 3,300 sq ft, so buyers can find both modest and larger floor plans. The average price is about $787,000 for a 3-bed in the neighborhood. Average price per square foot is near $368, which shows the local cost of indoor space. Listings for 3-bed homes spend about 54 days on market on average. Wicker Park sits along Milwaukee Avenue with streets like North Avenue and Division Street nearby. The neighborhood includes the public Wicker Park green space and a mix of retail corridors, dining, and transit connections by CTA trains and buses.

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Pet-Friendly Condos

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Fitness & Wellness Condos

AVG PPSF$394.55 /sqft
AVG SOLD PRICE$476,428.57
AVG DAYS ON MARKET55 Days
Wicker Park fitness and wellness Condos sell for $476,429. At $395 per sq ft, they balance price and location. Listings sit on the market 54 days. The neighborhood centers on Wicker Park, a green block with a field and playground. The 606 trail sits within walking distance and offers a long path for walking and biking. Division Street and Milwaukee Avenue host shops, cafes, and restaurants. Access via Milwaukee Avenue, a main diagonal corridor used for shopping and transit, keeps the area connected to other parts of the city.

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Stunning Views Condos

AVG PPSF$512.73 /sqft
AVG SOLD PRICE$745,000
AVG DAYS ON MARKET27 Days
Wicker Park's stunning views reach sale prices near $580,213, with condos on the market 57 days and averaging $386 per sq ft. The area centers on Wicker Park and the 606 trail and hosts lively shops along Division Street and boutiques on Milwaukee Avenue. Milwaukee Avenue, a main diagonal used for direct travel and bus service, provides clear access to retail and dining. Condos sit steps from green space and the trail, and local schools and small parks serve daily needs for people who live in the neighborhood.

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Schools

Pritzker Elementary School

B+
Public|Grades KG8
2009 W Schiller St

Burr Elementary School

B
Public|Grades PK8
1621 W Wabansia Ave

Sabin Elementary Magnet School

D
Public|Grades PK8
2216 W Hirsch St

Jose De Diego Elementary Community Academy

D-
Public|Grades PK8
1313 N Claremont Ave

The Neighbourhood: Wicker Park

Wicker Park, located in Cook County, IL, is a vibrant neighborhood known for its artistic flair and eclectic atmosphere. The area is famous for its unique blend of indie boutiques, trendy restaurants, and lively music venues. Residents and visitors enjoy the energetic social scene and the bustling nightlife. For those who love the outdoors, the community offers beautiful parks and green spaces perfect for relaxation. Commuting is made easy with convenient access to public transportation, including multiple bus routes and the O'Hare Branch of the Chicago 'L' train.

Demographics

Average Resident age34 years old
Average household Income$120,869 /year
Average HouseHold Composition2 People
button icon What to know about Wicker Park demographics:
  • Approximately 45.56 % of adults in Wicker Park hold a Bachelor's degree, indicating a well-educated community that appeals to professionals and families seeking intellectually engaging neighborhoods.
  • Average age is about 34 years — a youthful, energetic population that makes Wicker Park attractive to young professionals, renters transitioning to ownership, and first-time homebuyers.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Wicker Park

What is it like to live in Wicker Park, Chicago, IL?

Wicker Park is a dense, walkable near-northwest Chicago neighborhood known for independent shops, diverse restaurants, bars, and live-music venues. Transit access is strong via the CTA Blue Line (Damen station) and multiple bus routes, and the area features small parks including Wicker Park and proximity to the Bloomingdale Trail (The 606). Housing costs and rents are above the Chicago median due to gentrification, and reported crime tends to be focused on property/theft—consult Chicago Police Department crime maps for the latest data.

Is Wicker Park, Chicago, IL expensive?

Yes — Wicker Park is generally more expensive than the Chicago median, with rents and home-sale prices above city averages. High demand for walkable amenities, nightlife, and transit access (Blue Line and multiple bus routes) keeps prices elevated. Costs vary by building, unit size, and exact block, but it is pricier than many neighborhoods outside the Near Northwest Side.

What is the weather of Wicker Park, Chicago, IL?

Wicker Park has a humid continental climate with cold, snowy winters and warm, humid summers. Winters regularly drop below freezing with frequent snow and lake-effect influences, while summers often reach the 70s–80s°F (20s°C) with high humidity. Spring and fall are transitional and can be changeable and windy due to proximity to Lake Michigan. Precipitation is spread fairly evenly through the year.

How safe is Wicker Park, Chicago, IL?

Local Chicago Police Department data show safety varies block-by-block: commercial and nightlife corridors in Wicker Park experience higher rates of property crime (theft, shoplifting) and occasional violent incidents, while many residential streets report fewer incidents. Crime patterns fluctuate year-to-year and by specific blocks, with common issues including car break-ins and retail theft. For up-to-date, verifiable, block-level information consult the CPD crime map and recent community safety reports.