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Neighborhood comparison

Wicker Park vs. Logan Square

Two of Chicago’s most-searched rental neighborhoods, side by side — compared on rent, commute, walkability, and vibe, updated from live availability.

How they compare

MetricWicker ParkLogan Square
Median studio—$2,195
Median 1-bed$2,745$2,615✓
Median 2-bed—$3,625
Walk Score93✓89
Transit Score84✓80
Bike Score88✓84
Commute to the Loop22 min CTA · 22 min bike✓24 min CTA · 28 min bike
VibeIndie, Nightlife, Creative, Blue LineCraft beer, Value, Boulevards, Blue Line
Best forRenters who want personality over polish.Renters chasing character and value over a short commute.
Buildings available now12✓

Median asking rent and building counts from current availability. Updated daily.

Wicker Park, Chicago
Wicker Park1 available

Wicker Park is a creative Near Northwest Side Chicago neighborhood known for its indie shops, music venues, coffee, and the Milwaukee Avenue “six corners” scene — all on the Blue Line to the Loop and O'Hare.

Best for: Renters who want personality over polish.

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Logan Square, Chicago
Logan Square2 available

Logan Square is a Northwest Side Chicago neighborhood known for its historic boulevards, a celebrated craft-beer and restaurant scene, the 606 trail, and strong value on the Blue Line.

Best for: Renters chasing character and value over a short commute.

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Which should you choose?

Wicker Park suits renters who want personality over polish.

Logan Square suits renters chasing character and value over a short commute.

On the numbers, Logan Square is the cheaper of the two on a one-bedroom ($2,745 vs. $2,615), and Wicker Park is closer to the Loop (22 vs. 24 min by CTA).

Questions

Wicker Park vs. Logan Square FAQ

Is Wicker Park or Logan Square more expensive?+

Wicker Park is the pricier of the two on a one-bedroom (median $2,745 vs. $2,615), from current availability.

Which has a better commute to the Loop, Wicker Park or Logan Square?+

Wicker Park — about 22 minutes by CTA versus 24 from Logan Square.

Should I rent in Wicker Park or Logan Square?+

Choose Wicker Park if you want renters who want personality over polish. Choose Logan Square if you want renters chasing character and value over a short commute.

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