Andersonville Realtor: Camille Canales Group

Andersonville has become one of Chicago's most in-demand neighborhoods, and its housing market shows it: homes are going under contract in about a week, and there's less than half a month of inventory for sale. Buyers come for the independent shops and restaurants along Clark Street, the Swedish heritage, the vintage courtyard buildings and greystones, and the lakefront just a few blocks east. Camille Canales Group has closed 23 buyer and seller transactions in the 60640 zip code, which covers Andersonville and neighboring Ravenswood and Uptown.

Below you'll find our recent sales, the latest market numbers, what clients say about working with us, and answers to the questions we hear most often.

Our Andersonville Track Record

  • 23 closed transactions in 60640
  • 17 buyers represented and 6 homes sold for sellers
  • $9.3 million in total sales volume
  • More than 600 closed sales across Chicago

Recent Sales in Andersonville and 60640

  • 5406 N Glenwood Ave: sold for $587,500 (represented the seller), August 2025
  • 4546 N Paulina St: $1,355,000 (represented the buyer), June 2025
  • 4717 N Clark St: $570,000 (represented the buyer), April 2025
  • 4626 N Racine Ave: sold for $550,000 (represented the seller), April 2025
  • 1971 W Winona St: sold for $392,000 (represented the seller), July 2024
  • 4907 N Winchester Ave: $726,000 (represented the buyer), June 2024

Andersonville Real Estate Market Snapshot

Andersonville's inventory has been near its lowest level since at least 2023, and homes are selling in about a week. Based on MRED data for the 12 months through May 2026:

  • Median sale price: $565,000, about 14% above early 2023
  • Median market time: 7 days, down from about two weeks a year earlier
  • Months of supply: 0.4, compared with 2.8 across the Chicagoland MLS

With less than two weeks of supply, buyers should be pre-approved and ready to tour the day a listing goes live, and sellers who price correctly can expect strong interest quickly. Andersonville's median price moves around more than most neighborhoods because it has a smaller number of sales and a wide mix of condos and single-family homes. Our full breakdown is in our Andersonville housing market report.

What Our Andersonville Clients Say

"Camille and team were a pleasure to work with. She was communicative, transparent, knowledgeable, and persistent on behalf of our offer. Camille was a great partner throughout the process, and we will definitely work with CCG for future real estate needs."

– N. Glenwood Ave.

"Camille was an outstanding partner and guide. She is super knowledgeable and excels at explaining things clearly, which was essential for us as first-time homebuyers. She has a superb rolodex for referrals, and we felt extremely confident in the team she helped us assemble. We would recommend her in a heartbeat!"

Read more on Google and Zillow, or visit our testimonials page.

Led by Camille Canales

Camille Canales founded the team and personally guides the strategy on every Andersonville deal. In a market with so little inventory, that means writing offers that stand out, connecting buyers with lenders, inspectors and attorneys who can move quickly, and helping sellers price and prepare their homes for a fast sale. Behind her is a full team of Compass agents, transaction coordinators and marketing staff, so clients get Camille's local knowledge with the support of a group that has closed more than 600 sales across Chicago.

Meet the full team.

Exploring Andersonville

Clark Street is the center of Andersonville life, lined with independent boutiques, bakeries, restaurants and bars, plus the Swedish American Museum, a nod to the neighborhood's roots. Summer street festivals fill Clark Street, and Foster Beach and the lakefront trail are a short walk or bike ride east. The housing ranges from vintage courtyard condos and two-flats to greystones and single-family homes on the quieter residential streets.

The Red Line stops at Berwyn and Bryn Mawr, just east of the neighborhood, and the Metra Union Pacific North line stops nearby at Ravenswood. Want to know why so many buyers have Andersonville on their list? Read why Andersonville is one of Chicago's most in-demand neighborhoods, then use our guide to Andersonville's micro-neighborhoods to compare its pockets. Comparing it with nearby Lincoln Square or Lake View? Start with our Chicago neighborhoods guide.

Andersonville Real Estate FAQs

How much does a home in Andersonville cost?

The median Andersonville sale was $565,000 over the 12 months through May 2026. Condos in vintage courtyard buildings often sell in the $300,000s to $500,000s, while single-family homes and larger renovated properties can sell for $1 million or more.

How fast do homes sell in Andersonville?

Very fast. The median home went under contract in 7 days over the past year, with less than two weeks of supply on the market. Many well-priced homes draw multiple offers in their first weekend.

Is Andersonville good for first-time buyers?

Yes. Andersonville's large supply of vintage condos gives first-time buyers a way into a walkable, amenity-rich neighborhood, and two-flats offer a path to rental income. Because inventory is so tight, first-time buyers benefit from having pre-approval, an inspector and an attorney lined up before they start touring.

What zip code is Andersonville?

Andersonville is mainly in 60640, with its northern blocks in 60660.

Ready to Buy or Sell in Andersonville?

Call Camille Canales Group at 773-377-9200. Thinking of selling? Start with a free home valuation.

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