Roscoe Village Realtor: Camille Canales Group

Roscoe Village is one of Chicago's most family-friendly neighborhoods: quiet, tree-lined streets of greystones, frame houses and two-flats, with the shops and restaurants of Roscoe Street and Belmont Avenue a short walk from home. It's also one of the city's steadiest markets, with homes selling quickly and prices climbing year after year. Camille Canales Group has closed 71 buyer and seller transactions across Roscoe Village and the surrounding zip codes (60618 and 60657), helping clients buy their first condo, move up to a single-family home and sell when it's time for the next step.

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

Our Track Record in Roscoe Village and Surrounding Areas

  • 71 closed transactions in 60618 and 60657
  • 54 buyers represented and 17 homes sold for sellers
  • $38.1 million in total sales volume
  • More than 600 closed sales across Chicago

Recent Sales in and Around Roscoe Village

  • 2419 W Berenice Ave: sold for $710,000 (represented the seller), September 2026
  • 2906 N Woodard St: sold for $1,150,000 (represented the seller), December 2025
  • 2913 N Sacramento Ave: sold for $860,000 (represented the seller), May 2025
  • 1919 W Addison St: $780,000 (represented the buyer), April 2024
  • 3422 N Seeley Ave: $960,000 (represented the buyer), August 2023
  • 2431 W Belmont Ave: sold for $443,500 (represented the seller), April 2020

Roscoe Village Real Estate Market Snapshot

Roscoe Village shares the 60618 zip code with Avondale and parts of Irving Park, and that zip code's market has been tightening steadily. Based on MRED data for the 12 months through June 2026:

  • Median sale price: $660,000, up about 11% from a year earlier and 21% since early 2023
  • Median market time: 9 days, down from a peak of 19 days in mid-2023
  • Months of supply: 1.9, compared with 2.8 across the Chicagoland MLS

Within that zip code, Roscoe Village's single-family homes and greystones generally sit at the higher end. Our own sales across 60618 and 60657 over the past two years had a median of about $610,000. For month-by-month charts, read our Avondale and Roscoe Village housing market report.

What Our Roscoe Village Clients Say

"Camille and her team have now helped my wife and me buy two properties (our first condo and most recently a single-family home) and sell one. Camille is fantastic to work with—she's down-to-earth, realistic, and always gives good advice. She also has great connections within the industry. The mortgage and legal teams she introduced us to have been top-notch. She's a professional who knows what she's doing and does it really well."

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 Roscoe Village deal. Many of our clients here are moving up, selling a condo and buying a single-family home at the same time, so timing both sides, lining up financing and connecting clients with trusted lenders and attorneys is a big part of the job. 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. If you need to buy before you sell, ask us about bridge loan options.

Meet the full team.

Exploring Roscoe Village

Roscoe Village sits between Belmont and Addison, roughly from Ravenswood Avenue west to the Chicago River. Its two main commercial strips, Roscoe Street and Belmont Avenue, are lined with neighborhood restaurants, bars, coffee shops and small businesses, and the area hosts popular summer street festivals. Clark Park along the river and Hamlin Park just to the south give families room to play, and the North Branch of the Chicago River runs along the western edge.

The housing is mostly vintage, with greystones, frame houses and two-flats on standard city lots, along with newer single-family homes and smaller condo buildings. The Brown Line is a short trip east at Paulina, and the Belmont, Addison and Western buses connect the neighborhood to the rest of the city. Comparing Roscoe Village with nearby Lake View or Irving Park? Start with our Chicago neighborhoods guide.

Roscoe Village Real Estate FAQs

How much does a home in Roscoe Village cost?

The median sale in 60618, which includes Roscoe Village and Avondale, was $660,000 over the 12 months through June 2026. Condos often sell in the $300,000s to $500,000s, while single-family homes and renovated greystones in Roscoe Village can sell for $900,000 or more.

How fast do homes sell in Roscoe Village?

Quickly. The median home in 60618 went under contract in 9 days over the past year, with less than two months of supply. Buyers should be pre-approved and ready to act when the right home comes up.

Is Roscoe Village a good place to move up from a condo?

It's one of the most common moves we help with. Many buyers start in a condo in Lake View or Lincoln Park and move to Roscoe Village for more space, a yard and quieter streets while staying close to the same restaurants and transit. We can help you time the sale of your condo with the purchase of your next home.

What zip code is Roscoe Village?

Roscoe Village falls mostly in 60618, with its eastern blocks in 60657.

Ready to Buy or Sell in Roscoe Village?

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

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