Lincoln Park Realtor: Camille Canales Group

Lincoln Park is one of Chicago's most sought-after neighborhoods: tree-lined blocks of greystones and Victorian rowhouses, the zoo and the lakefront at its doorstep, and the shops and restaurants of Armitage, Halsted and Lincoln Avenue a short walk from almost any home. It's also one of the city's most competitive markets. Camille Canales Group has closed 50 buyer and seller transactions in the 60614 zip code, with sales ranging from first condos to $1 million-plus single-family homes.

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

Our Lincoln Park Track Record

  • 50 closed transactions in 60614
  • 35 buyers represented and 15 homes sold for sellers
  • $38.7 million in total sales volume
  • 12 closings in the past two years, with a median price of $862,500

Recent Lincoln Park Sales

  • 2019 N Halsted St: sold for $985,000 (represented the seller), September 2026
  • 2651 N Bosworth Ave: sold for $1,250,000 (represented the seller), May 2026
  • 2471 N Clybourn Ave: $1,295,000 (represented the buyer), May 2026
  • 2014 N Seminary Ave: $1,281,000 (represented the buyer), October 2025
  • 2216 N Lincoln Ave: $970,000 (represented the buyer), October 2025
  • 1310 W Webster Ave: sold for $1,350,000 (represented the seller), September 2025

Lincoln Park Real Estate Market Snapshot

Lincoln Park prices have climbed steadily since 2023, and inventory keeps getting tighter. Based on MRED data for the 60614 zip code over the 12 months through June 2026:

  • Median sale price: $794,000, up about 9% from a year earlier and roughly 29% since early 2023
  • Median market time: 7 days, down from 10 days a year earlier
  • Months of supply: 1.2, compared with 2.8 across the Chicagoland MLS

A balanced market typically has four to six months of supply, so Lincoln Park remains firmly in sellers' territory. Buyers should expect competition for well-priced homes, and sellers who prepare and price carefully are seeing fast sales. For the full picture, including how prices have moved month by month, read our breakdown of Lincoln Park home prices this year.

What Our Lincoln Park Clients Say

"Camille guided me as a first-time home buyer and made the process seamless. Her market knowledge, communication, and negotiating skills exceeded my expectations. I'm thrilled to have her as my agent for future transactions."

– W. Diversey Pkwy

"Camille made buying a home remotely a breeze. Despite us being in another state, she handled everything professionally and kept the process smooth and efficient. We couldn't have asked for a better agent."

– W. Oakdale Ave

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 Lincoln Park deal, whether that's helping a first-time buyer win a condo with multiple offers, managing a purchase for clients relocating from out of state, or pricing a single-family home on one of the neighborhood's most competitive blocks. 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 Lincoln Park

Lincoln Park takes its name from the 1,200-acre park along the lakefront, home to the free Lincoln Park Zoo, the conservatory, North Avenue Beach and miles of lakefront trail. Inland, the neighborhood is a mix of Victorian rowhouses, greystones, vintage courtyard buildings and newer single-family homes, with DePaul University's campus at its center and Oz Park drawing families from across the area.

Each pocket has its own feel, from the quiet residential streets near Mohawk and Burling to the high-rises along Lincoln Park West and the busier blocks near Clybourn and Fullerton. Our guide to Lincoln Park's micro-neighborhoods breaks them down. The Red, Brown and Purple Lines all stop at Fullerton, and the Brown Line also stops at Armitage, so downtown is a quick ride from most of the neighborhood.

Weighing Lincoln Park against nearby neighborhoods like Wicker Park or Logan Square? Start with our Chicago neighborhoods guide.

Lincoln Park Real Estate FAQs

How much does a home in Lincoln Park cost?

The median sale in 60614 was $794,000 over the 12 months through June 2026, across all property types. Smaller condos in vintage and high-rise buildings can still be found in the $200,000s to $400,000s, while single-family homes regularly sell for well over $1 million. Our own Lincoln Park sales over the past two years have had a median of $862,500.

How fast do homes sell in Lincoln Park?

Very fast. The median home went under contract in just 7 days over the past year, with only about five weeks of supply on the market. Buyers should be pre-approved and ready to tour as soon as a listing goes live.

Can I buy a home in Lincoln Park if I'm moving from out of state?

Yes. We regularly help clients buy remotely, using video tours, digital signing and a closing process that can be handled without being in Chicago. One of the reviews on this page comes from a family who bought their Lincoln Park home from another state.

What zip code is Lincoln Park?

Lincoln Park is in 60614.

Ready to Buy or Sell in Lincoln Park?

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.

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