Lincoln Park Homes & Condos
Named after the city’s largest lakefront park, Lincoln Park is considered by many real estate agents as the crown jewel of the city’s lakefront neighborhoods—considered both the best suitable Chicago neighborhood to raise a family and the yuppie center of the city. Originally settled in the early 1850s, Lincoln Park is one of Chicago’s oldest communities. Lincoln Park’s boundaries are defined as Diversey Avenue to the north, Lake Michigan to the east, Clybourn Avenue to the west, and North Avenue to the south. Read more about unique area of Lincoln Park.
Contact Ted Guarnero for more information about Lincoln Park real estate
Real Estate in Chicago: Lincoln Park
993 Search Results Found. Showing Results 1 - 8.
Adorable Lincoln Park studio in spectacular location.Steps to the park/lake,dining/entertainment,...
UPGRADED STUDIO IN RESTORED OLD WORLD ELEGANT VINTAGE BLDG. PRIME LOCATION ACROSS FROM LINCOLN...
Fabulous Studio in restored vintage building in a prime location across from Lincoln Park....
BEAUTIFUL ONE BEDROOM CONDOMINIUM IN THE GORGEOUS CITY . GARAGE PARKING SPACE INCLUDED IN...
A MUST SEE!!! STUDIO IN A PRIME LAKEFRONT LOCATION ACROSS FROM ZOO. BREATHTAKING CITY VIEWS...
A MUST SEE!!! STUDIO IN A PRIME LAKEFRONT LOCATION ACROSS FROM ZOO. BREATHTAKING CITY VIEWS...
Great Studio in Lincoln Park Low Taxes Low assessments. Pet friendly building with Free Laundry!...
FANNIE MAE OWNED CONDO IN GREAT LINCOLN PARK BUILDING. PROPERTY IS IN NEED OF SOME UPDATES...
The data relating to real estate for sale on this website comes in part from the Broker Reciprocity program of Midwest Real Estate Data LLC. Real Estate listings held by brokerage firms other than Baird & Warner are marked with the Broker Reciprocity logo or the Broker Reciprocity thumbnail logo (a little black house) and detailed information about them includes the names of the listing brokers. Some properties which appear for sale on this website may subsequently have sold and may no longer be available. The information being provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Lincoln Park Real Estate
During the Great Depression of the early-1930s, Lincoln Park’s grand real estate rapidly declined in to tenement housing and high density sleeping rooms until after World War II, when the Lincoln Park Conservation Association was founded to rehabilitate the neighborhood with both private and public funds. With the dedicated efforts of the LPCA, the neighborhood was designated a conservation area. Today, and for the last 25 years, Lincoln Park property values and prices increased dramatically; in the last 50 years with the pioneering urban renewal project of the LPCA, Lincoln Park condos and homes have become some of the most sought after in the city.
Lincoln Park home sales have a full array of options at nearly all price points today: high-rise condominium units overlooking Lake Michigan, the park, and the downtown skyline, townhomes and row houses on quiet, tree-lined streets, rental apartments, and some of the city’s most expensive luxury homes. Lincoln Park also has a vibrant and diverse housing scene that is also home to DePaul University.
Today, Lincoln Park is a very valuable area, but people are finding some unbelievable bargains right now in the neighborhood. Vintage building 1-bedrooms from the low-200s, 250s for a nice 2-bedroom, and luxury 3-bedroom condos in the 420-450,000 dollar range. If you want to be in the city, it’s one of the nicest parts of town. Lincoln Park foreclosures are great for empty nesters, retirees, first-time homebuyers. Currently 1-3 bedroom Lincoln Park homes are about $435 thousand and the average price of a single-family home is about one and a half million dollars.
The neighborhood is home to the country’s oldest zoo in the country; The Lincoln Park Zoo is one of the most popular and visited parks in the city which also contains DePaul University campus. Lincoln Park real estate is luxurious and varied: a walk in Lincoln Park starts at Lake Michigan with high-rise condominium buildings enjoying lake, park, and downtown views. Further from the lake, Lincoln Park properties are more eclectic: from brownstone and greystone townhomes, to traditional Chicago three-flats, mid-rise and low-rise condominium building, vintage and modern mansions, and Lake Michigan high-rise buildings. Lincoln Park is known for its high-priced real estate but if you know the area, it can be extremely affordable.
Contact Ted Guarnero for more information about Lincoln Park homes for sale
My Account
Log in, to view your saved searches and add to your favorite listings.
... So You Can:
- View detailed property information
- Print detailed property flyers
- Save your searches & favorite homes
- Inquire about a private showing
- Map individual property locations
- Share your favorite homes with friends
Search By
Contact UsTed's Top picks
- Haberdasher Square
- The Elysees
- 1000 W Adams
- River East
- Pearson on the Park
- The Edge
- 1000 W Washington
- Park Alexandria
- 333 Des Plaines
- The Columbian
- Gold Gold Galleria
- John Hancock
Chicago Neighborhoods
- Andersonville
- Bronzeville
- Bucktown
- Downtown Chicago
- Central Station
- Dearborn Park
- The Gap
- Gold Coast
- Hyde Park
- Kingsbury Park
- Lakeview
- Lincoln Park
- Lincoln Square
- The Loop
- Near North Side
- New East Side
- Old Town
- Old Town Triangle
- Printers Row
- River North
- River West
- South Loop
- South Shore
- Kingsbury Park
- Streeterville
- West Loop
- West Town
- Wicker Park
- Wrigleyville
Chicago Suburbs
- Burr Ridge
- Brookfield
- Downers Grove
- Evanston
- Frankfort
- Highland Park
- Lagrange
- Lagrange Park
- Naperville
- Oak Park
- Plainfield
- Western Springs
Real Time Market Information
Recent Blog Posts
