Ukrainian Village is a West Town neighborhood on Chicago's Near West Side, known for its onion-domed churches, tree-lined streets of vintage two-flats and cottages, and Chicago Avenue's restaurants and shops. It sits in the 60622 zip code, directly west of its neighbor East Village. The two share Chicago Avenue as a main street and are often shopped together by buyers, so this page covers both.
Our team works in Ukrainian Village and East Village every week. This page pulls together current market numbers for both neighborhoods, how they compare, our living guide and live listings.
Updated October 2026. Source: MRED closed sales, October 2025 to October 2026, both neighborhoods combined.
Median sale price, all homes | $750,000 |
Median single-family price | $1,500,000 |
Median two-to-four unit price | $1,200,000 |
Median condo price | $725,000 |
Homes sold, past 12 months | 263 |
Median time to go under contract | 7 days |
Condos make up 86% of sales here, and single-family homes rarely come up: only 11 sold in the past year across both neighborhoods.
Ukrainian Village runs from Division Street south to Chicago Avenue, between Damen Avenue and Western Avenue. Some maps extend it south to Grand Avenue. East Village is the next section east: Division to Chicago Avenue, between Ashland Avenue and Damen Avenue. Damen is the dividing line.
Ukrainian Village | East Village | |
|---|---|---|
Boundaries | Division to Chicago Ave., Damen to Western | Division to Chicago Ave., Ashland to Damen |
Median sale price, all homes | $742,000 | $751,500 |
Median condo price | $628,400 | $740,000 |
Median condo price per square foot | $372 | $429 |
Median 2-bedroom condo | $542,500 | $605,500 |
Median 3-bedroom condo | $770,000 | $850,000 |
Median two-to-four unit price | $1,215,000 | $1,175,000 |
Homes sold, past 12 months | 73 | 190 |
Share of sales that are condos | 74% | 91% |
Source: MRED closed sales, October 2025 to October 2026. Single-family homes are left out of this comparison because too few sold (5 in Ukrainian Village, 6 in East Village) for a reliable median.
What the numbers show: the overall medians are nearly identical, but that hides a real difference. Bedroom for bedroom, East Village condos sold for about 10% more, and about 15% more per square foot. Ukrainian Village has a larger share of two-flats and multi-unit buildings, and much of it falls within the city's Ukrainian Village Landmark District, which limits demolition and new construction. For buyers, that usually means a more vintage, residential feel in Ukrainian Village and more condo inventory to choose from in East Village.
Vintage two-flats and three-flats are the classic Ukrainian Village building, popular with owner-occupants who want rental income. Worker's cottages and frame houses line the side streets, many inside the landmark district, where exterior changes need city review. Condos, from vintage conversions to newer buildings, make up most sales in both neighborhoods and nearly all of East Village's.
The Blue Line's Division station sits at the northeast corner of East Village, about 10 minutes from the Loop. Buses run along Chicago Avenue, Division, Damen, Western and Ashland, and the Kennedy Expressway is a few minutes east. Street parking is tight on many blocks; our living guide covers permit zones.
What are the boundaries of Ukrainian Village? Division Street to Chicago Avenue, between Damen and Western Avenues. Some maps extend it south to Grand Avenue. East Village is the area directly east, between Ashland and Damen.
What zip code is Ukrainian Village? 60622, the same zip code as East Village and Wicker Park.
How much does a home cost in Ukrainian Village? Over the past 12 months the median sale price was $742,000 across all property types. The median condo sold for $628,400, and the median two-to-four unit building for $1,215,000.
Is East Village more expensive than Ukrainian Village? For condos, yes. East Village condos sold for a median of $740,000 compared with $628,400 in Ukrainian Village, and about 15% more per square foot.
Pricing here can shift a lot across a single street: a landmark-district cottage, a vintage two-flat and a new-construction condo on Chicago Avenue are different markets. The Camille Canales Group helps buyers compete in a market where homes go under contract in about a week, and helps sellers price and position their homes. First-time buyer? Start here. Thinking of selling? Get your home's value or call us at 773-377-9200.