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Wicker Park, Chicago, IL Real Estate Trends

Learn about the Wicker Park, Chicago, IL housing market through trends and averages.

Affordability of Living in Wicker Park, Chicago, IL

The median home value is $725,283
MonthMedian home value
July 2025$674k
August 2025$676k
September 2025$680k
October 2025$686k
November 2025$694k
December 2025$701k
January 2026$707k
February 2026$711k
March 2026$715k
April 2026$718k
May 2026$723k
June 2026$725k
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Average Home Value in Wicker Park, Chicago, IL, by Home Size

Home SizeHome Value*
2 bedrooms (See homes)$591,373
3 bedrooms (See homes)$840,960
4 bedrooms (See homes)$1,323,513
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What Locals Say about Wicker Park

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Wicker Park, Chicago: walkable, transit-strong, family-friendly, with lasting value. People like the Blue Line access, parks, events, good schools, and tight-knit community. They dislike noise, late-night crowds, rising costs, traffic, rats, and ongoing construction.
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  • Luke McCarty
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "I love this neighborhood! So many restaurants, bars, and local businesses all within walking distance. "
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  • Trulia User
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "they are forced to clean up after their dogs or suffer a hefty fine for not doing so. This is why the neighborhood is well maintained because the community cares. "
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  • Jesus
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "looks like a good area for a small family. but it also does have many varieties of stores and bars which is great area for college students. "
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  • Doris S. V.
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "yes people walking dogs and just taking a bath stroll around the corner the hospital is down the street and local store and restuarant "
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  • Adriennekrunich
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "Farmers market in wicker park on Sundays! Violet hour, big star, guidepost Montessori and on and on and on "
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  • Jordan A. W.
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "We’ve lived her for a while now and we love the access to public transit, restaurants, bars, and shops. It’s a perfect place for young roommates and couples to enjoy the best Chicago has to offer"
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  • Felicia G.
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "I work in the west loop, it takes me about 20 minutes to get to work during rush hour. Nice easy commute to a busy area."
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  • Felicia G.
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "There is a block party every summer and lots of get togethers for the kids and parents. "
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  • Genevieve S.
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "Renegade craft fair is so much fun! There are other fests, outdoor movie nights, and lots of great restaurants and bars to explore! Not to mention the 606 trail, which is so nice and convenient! "
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  • Kendallqianna
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "See people walking their dogs all the time and they love it. Dogs heaven. Rat infested. Rats everywhere."
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  • Alex A.
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "Yoga in the park and movie nights in the park. Both in wicker Park. Also some very cool speak easy bars."
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  • Kristina H.
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "Our dogs love it, but it is getting a little busy.. lots of construction and more cars. Parks are good, but the newer buildings need dog walks."
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  • Nevenkamattenet
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "Lots of dog parks around! Welsh park on Ashland has the nicer dogs and owners. Churchill is bigger but some dogs are aggressive and owners unpleasant."
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  • Unique R.
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "It’s not a bad neighborhood but it is a party area. It’s pet friendly, easy access to stores, restaurants and public transportation. Kinda noisy. But overall a nice neighborhood to live in."
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  • E m.
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "The blue line is really convenient and reliable. It takes 15 mins to get to the loop. The train comes every 5 mins at most during work hours. "
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  • Ross l.
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "There are lots of nearby restaurants and events to attend. Grocery stores are nearby and local shops are convenient. The schools are good and the parks are nice if you have small children."
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  • Stefanasb
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "Convenient access via transit to the city, yet a smaller neighborhood feel with tremendous restaurants, shopping and bars. Great balance between young families, singles, couples and long-standing residents."
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  • Uniqueruffin
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "Lots of families, diversities, elderly, stores, restaurants, pet shops, schools, parks, bars, malls, etc. everyone is friendly, it’s a very busy area but also very fun."
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  • Cabinske
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "Easy access to blue line and highway. Damen el stop is very convenient and within walking distance. If you own a car and commute downtown, commute is easy except for regular city traffic."
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  • Lesliehutchinson87
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "Lots of art, music, and great food. It's close to the blue line (O'Hare is only a train ride away) and there's always something to do."
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  • Hu C.
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "I lived in the area before but it is a very good and lively area . A lot of wealthy people are in this neighborhood and many places to go and party"
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  • Devan B.
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "No shortage of things to do: dog park, music venues, foods from all cultures, media, art. It's pricey, but extremely livable. Also, we technically live in Bucktown 😉"
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  • Alevy21
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "live here, easy commute to work, diverse people, no attitudes. great shopping, food, bars, all in walking distance "
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  • Vanessa M.
    Wicker Park, Chicago
    "Trendy restaurants and stores. It’s too loud and commercial to live in on here. Too many rowdy bar goers around and traffic. "
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