Wicker Park Realtor: Camille Canales Group

Wicker Park is one of Chicago's most in-demand neighborhoods, and right now one of its tightest markets. Homes are going under contract in about a week, and there's less than a month of inventory on the market. Camille Canales Group has closed 66 buyer and seller transactions in the 60622 zip code, which covers Wicker Park and its neighbors in Ukrainian Village and East Village. Our second office at 1643 N Milwaukee Ave. sits just steps from the Six Corners intersection at North, Damen and Milwaukee, in the heart of the neighborhood.

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 Wicker Park Track Record

  • 66 closed transactions in 60622
  • 38 buyers represented and 28 homes sold for sellers
  • $34.7 million in total sales volume
  • 6 closings so far in 2026, already more than all of 2025

Recent Sales in Wicker Park and 60622

  • 946 N Honore St: sold for $970,000 (represented the seller), October 2026
  • 822 N Wood St: $1,100,000 (represented the buyer), May 2026
  • 1648 W Division St: $1,195,000 (represented the buyer), April 2026
  • 1523 N Wood St: sold for $449,000 (represented the seller), March 2026
  • 1621 W Pierce Ave: $735,000 (represented the buyer), January 2026
  • 941 N Damen Ave: $849,900 (represented the buyer), March 2025

Wicker Park Real Estate Market Snapshot

Inventory in Wicker Park has been near record lows all year. Based on MRED data for the 12 months through May 2026:

  • Median sale price: $672,500, up roughly 17% from a year earlier
  • Median market time: 9 days, down from 24 days a year earlier
  • Months of supply: 0.5, compared with 2.8 across the Chicagoland MLS

In a market this tight, buyers need to be ready to move the first weekend a home hits the market, and sellers who price correctly can expect strong competition. Our full breakdown, with charts going back to 2023, is in our Wicker Park housing market report.

What Our Wicker Park Clients Say

"I had been searching for a specific type of property in northwest Chicago for a year with no luck when I found Camille. Thanks to her, I now own my dream home! She utilized her network and resources to help me find a home that fit my needs, sometimes even before the listing went public."

"Her breadth and depth of knowledge are extraordinary. She taught me so much about market trends and home details, going over every property with a fine-tooth comb. She was highly responsive, proactive, and made the closing process smooth and stress-free. I highly recommend Camille to anyone looking to buy in Chicago!"

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 Wicker Park deal. With inventory this low, that often means finding homes before they reach the public market through Compass Private Exclusives and our own network, or helping sellers decide whether to test the market quietly before a full launch. 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 Wicker Park

Wicker Park packs a lot into a small area: Victorian mansions along Pierce and Hoyne, greystones and vintage condo buildings on the side streets, and the restaurants, bars and boutiques of Milwaukee Avenue and Division Street. The park itself, with its fountain and playground, anchors the southern half, while the 606 trail runs along the northern edge. Two Blue Line stops, at Damen and Division, put downtown about 15 minutes away.

The neighborhood's character changes from block to block. Our guide to Wicker Park's micro-neighborhoods breaks those pockets down, and our local take on what it's like to live in Wicker Park covers daily life, commuting and the trade-offs. Comparing Wicker Park with nearby Logan Square or Humboldt Park? Start with our Chicago neighborhoods guide.

Wicker Park Real Estate FAQs

How much does a home in Wicker Park cost?

The median Wicker Park sale was $672,500 over the 12 months through May 2026. Condos in vintage buildings often sell in the $400,000s to $600,000s, while single-family homes and renovated greystones regularly sell well above $1 million. Our own recent sales in 60622 have ranged from $432,000 to nearly $1.2 million.

How fast do homes sell in Wicker Park?

Very fast. The median home went under contract in 9 days over the past year, and there was only about two weeks of supply on the market as of May 2026. Buyers should have a pre-approval and a clear idea of their limits before they start touring.

Is it a good time to sell in Wicker Park?

With prices up and inventory near zero, sellers are in a strong position. Pricing still matters, though: well-priced homes draw multiple offers, while overpriced ones sit while buyers wait for the next listing. We'll walk you through recent comparable sales and a marketing plan before you list. Start with a free home valuation.

What zip code is Wicker Park?

Wicker Park is in 60622, which it shares with Ukrainian Village, East Village and parts of West Town.

Ready to Buy or Sell in Wicker Park?

Call Camille Canales Group at 773-377-9200 or visit our office at 1643 N Milwaukee Ave.

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