Logan Square Apartments

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Logan Square Apartment Living

Neighborhood Vibe

Logan Square apartments are in a Chicago neighborhood that has undergone massive change over the past decade, transforming from a working-class enclave to a hotbed for artists, chefs and other bohemian types. Classic greystone apartments are easily spotted on the boulevards, along with stately mansions and vintage courtyard apartment buildings. Single family homes are found in abundance on Logan Square’s side streets, giving the community a homey feel that's evident while strolling to get a cup of coffee or pick up fresh produce at the weekend farmer’s market.

Heart of the Neighborhood

Palmer Square is a favorite among locals. This seven-acre green space was envisioned back in the 1870s as part of the city’s boulevard system and still serves as a popular congregating space for residents today. Pack a picnic, bring a book or just pause for a moment to appreciate this unique Logan Square park.

What We Love Most

While it’s not the only neighborhood in Chicago built around the Park Boulevard System, Logan Square’s namesake park has a quirky feature that you won’t find in other Chicago communities. The Comfort Station appears to be a humble Tudor-style cottage from the outside, but this formerly neglected public building has been restored to match its original 1920s appearance with an expanded mission for modern times. The Comfort Station regularly hosts art exhibitions, workshops, lectures and film showings for the community.

Best Way to Get Around

The CTA Blue line has service to downtown and O’Hare, making Logan Square Chicago an ideal place to rent an apartment for folks who like the value of living a bit further outside of downtown while still being able to travel at a moment’s notice. The Kedzie Ave and Fullerton Ave buses are convenient for most short trips and of course there are many bike-friendly streets as well as the 606 trail at the neighborhood’s southern edge.

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Studio in Logan Square Average Rent	$850-1.5k
1 Bedroom in Logan Square Average Rent	$1.3k-2.1k
2 Bedroom in Logan Square Average Rent	$1.5k-2.2k
3 Bedroom in Logan Square Average Rent	$1.7k-2.5k
4+ Bedroom in Logan Square Average Rent	$1.6k

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General

Renters who want to find a Logan Square apartment will have their choice among a variety of shapes, styles and sizes. There are some studio apartments, but these are less popular among the overall stock of Logan Square apartments. The most popular unit type in this northwest side neighborhood is the 2-bedroom apartment, comprising more than half of the apartments in Logan Square listed for rent in the previous year.

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Cyclist rides across from Logan Theatre in Logan Square Chicago

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Pedestrian walks in front of apartments in Logan Square Chicago

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Nightlife in Logan Square

Hopewell Brewing Company evokes a bustling cafeteria with wide open floor plan, but the only thing that you’ll get schooled in is fantastic craft beer. Maybe a table game or two for good measure. For cocktail lovers, Lost Lake Tiki Bar is a marvelous escape from the urban jungle to a more tropical state of mind (delicious high-proof drinks are a helpful travel companion).

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History in Logan Square

Father & Son pizzeria opened in 1947 at the corner of Diversey and Whipple in the Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago. After seven years, it was acquired by 24 year-old Marshall Bauer, who coaxed his father into joining him a few years later. Together they became the earliest progenitors of pizza delivery that pioneered slinging piping hot pizza pies to many of the surrounding Chicago apartments.

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Logan Square Apartments

Logan Square Apartment Living

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