\Irving Park gives Chicago buyers something that's getting harder to find closer in: real yards, solid single-family homes, and a neighborhood feel, with the Blue Line and Metra a short walk away. Camille Canales Group has closed 72 buyer and seller transactions across Irving Park and the surrounding zip codes (60618, 60641 and 60630), helping first-time buyers, growing families and longtime owners make their next move.
Below you'll find our recent sales in and around Irving Park, what we're seeing in the market, what clients say about working with us, and answers to the questions we hear most often.
Irving Park's housing stock is a big part of its appeal. Old Irving Park is known for large Victorian and Queen Anne homes on deep lots, the Villa District is a city landmark district of Craftsman-style bungalows, and the rest of the neighborhood mixes brick bungalows, two-flats and condos close to Irving Park Road and the transit lines.
Over the past two years our team closed 13 sales across these three zip codes, with a median price of $570,000 and a range from $286,000 to $1.15 million. Condos near the Blue Line and Irving Park Road sit at the lower end, while renovated single-family homes and vintage houses in Old Irving Park reach the top.
For buyers moving up from a condo in Logan Square or Lakeview, Irving Park often means more square footage and a yard at a similar price. For sellers, the neighborhood's mix of housing types means value depends heavily on the specific pocket, lot size and condition, so we pull the closest comparable sales for every client before setting a price or writing an offer.
"Camille helped us buy our first house and made the process so much easier. Her patience and guidance allowed us to see the gem in our home when we almost overlooked it. We're so grateful for her advice and expertise!"
– N. Saint Louis Ave.
"As first-time buyers, we had so many questions and worries, but Camille and her team provided a clear roadmap and answered all of our concerns. Their guidance made us feel confident every step of the way!"
– W. Irving Park Rd.
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Camille Canales founded the team and personally guides the strategy on every Irving Park deal, from helping first-time buyers see past dated finishes to pricing a vintage single-family home in Old Irving Park. 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.
Irving Park is a big, varied neighborhood on the Northwest Side. Old Irving Park's tree-lined streets and historic homes sit near the Metra station, the Villa District's bungalows cluster near Pulaski and Addison, and parks like Independence Park and Kilbourn Park give each pocket its own gathering spot. Horner Park and the river trail sit just to the east.
Getting around is easy. The Blue Line's Irving Park stop and the Metra Union Pacific Northwest line both serve the neighborhood, and the Kennedy Expressway runs right through it, making Irving Park a popular choice for commuters heading downtown or to O'Hare.
Comparing Irving Park with neighborhoods closer in, like Logan Square? Start with our Chicago neighborhoods guide.
It depends on the pocket and the type of home. Across Irving Park and the surrounding zip codes, our sales over the past two years have ranged from $286,000 to $1.15 million, with a median of $570,000. Condos sit at the lower end; renovated single-family homes and historic houses in Old Irving Park sit at the top.
Yes. Irving Park's condos and bungalows are often priced below comparable homes in Logan Square, Roscoe Village or Lakeview, and both of the client reviews on this page come from first-time buyers. We'll help you get pre-approved, understand which pockets fit your budget, and compete when the right home comes up.
The Villa District is a small Chicago landmark district within Irving Park, known for its early 20th-century bungalows and Craftsman-style homes. Because of its landmark status, exterior changes are reviewed by the city, so buyers planning renovations should factor that into their plans.
Irving Park spans 60618 on its eastern side and 60641 on its western side. Our team also works throughout neighboring 60630.
Call Camille Canales Group at 773-377-9200 or stop by our office at 2644 N Milwaukee Ave. Thinking of selling? Start with a free home valuation.