Renters looking for 1-bedrooms or 3-bedroom apartments can also find what they’re looking for in Logan Square, no doubt about it.

How about price? Logan Square rents have climbed upward in the last 5 years but the majority of apartments for rent in this neighborhood are below $2,500 per month. Renters will find decent value here and proximity to the CTA Blue line (which goes to O'Hare airport) makes commuting relatively painless.

The homes along the wide and majestic thoroughfares are a mixture of architecturally eclectic mansions, beautifully maintained apartment buildings, single family homes and 2-flats. The residential streets are lush with trees, they’re largely quiet and peaceful, and you’ll find a diverse mixture of smaller apartment buildings, providing a choice of new and old for renters looking for Logan Square apartments. Logan Square renters can appreciate living near the iconic Logan Square theatre. There’s also a really diverse and up-and-coming food scene in Logan Square. This neighborhood has more coffee shops than most neighborhoods in the city, a handful of new micro-breweries, and beautiful parks and boulevards right outside the door of many Logan Square apartments. 

Logan Square represents a large area, about 3 square miles. The 2015 population was reported to be about 73,000.
 

By 1963, their thin-crust pizza was so popular that they expanded and settled into their current location 2475 N Milwaukee Avenue in the Logan Square. In the early 1990's, Marshall Bauer and his son Jay launched Nation Pizza Products and began producing hundreds of thousands of pizzas for grocers, schools, baseball parks, and other food service businesses. Meanwhile, Father & Son established a catering division called "Marcello's" and expanded the core restaurant business to new locations in Old Town and, more recently, Northbrook. Marshall's wife Abbe and his son Bill operate the pizzerias, where the menus have expanded and banquet options are now available. Today, Marcello's is the primary name of the Father & Son pizzerias.

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