Lakeview

A Lively Neighborhood By The Lake
A massive and lively neighborhood, Lakeview offers great shopping, tasty dining options, celebrated pubs and bars, and a host of other entertainment options including live music, comedy shows, and exciting street festivals. Take an excursion to Krista K Boutique for tasteful brands and the latest fashions, but also be sure to stop by Unabridged Bookstore to pick up the latest novel. Take a break and stop at bopNgrill for Korean fusion cuisine or Crisp for some of Chicago's most highly rated fried chicken. Wash down your food with craft beers from Burn Brewing Company or a classy glass of Pinot at Pastoral. Rock out to indie music at Schubas or breathe in the jazz at Metro Chicago. Lakeview is a delightful neighborhood to live in, and it is a wonderful choice if you are moving to Chicago.
What Lakeview Residents
Think About Their Apartments
overall
7.8
value
8.0
amenities
6.0
social
7.9
management
7.0
safety
9.3
Median rents in Lakeview
Studio
$
1,250
1 Bedroom
$
1,600
2 Bedroom
$
2,300

Living in
Lakeview

Proximity To Lake
Easy Commute
Lots Of Shopping Options
Unsafe At Times
Lively
Relatively Affordable
Great Bars And Restaurants
Clean
Convenient Accessibility
Diverse Population
Fun Neighborhood
Lakeview — 8.3/10 Rating (based on 192 neighborhood reviews)
I'm technically at the intersection of Lakeview, Buena Park, and Wrigleyville so I feel like I get a mix of all three neighborhoods in my day to day. Buena Park is much more family oriented and a bit more affordable, but it is small so finding an apartment there is tricky. Lakeview is very good for young professionals and pets but is definitely pricier. Wrigleyville is even more expensive, but has good nightlife and restaurants. All three are super easy to access transit from and get to the Chicago campus.
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905 W Irving Park Road
I love how convenient the location is. There's a ton of great restaurants really close by, so many bus lines right around the corner or within a 5 minute walk, and Lincoln Park right across the street. My commute downtown is only 15 minutes and there's also a bus available to get to the brown and purple L trains. There's a Mariano's, Trader Joe's, and Target all within 10 minute walking distance so shopping is very convenient. I generally feel really safe walking in this area as the streets are busy and well lit.
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424 W Diversey
Can't recommend living here enough. It's nice to feel like you live in a "neighborhood" with character and local spots. From fun bars to cute coffee shops, there's always something new to try! You also can't beat living steps away from the lakefront. Commute is super easy, on average 20 minutes via the express 146 bus.
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3172 N Hudson Ave
Area has a lot of character, a lot of energy. There's something for everyone-coffee shops, sports bars, Boystown, multiple good grocery stores, quiet side streets if you just want to take a walk. And it's relatively affordable compared to other neighborhoods closer to downtown
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908 W Roscoe St
Lakeview is an amazing place to live. Great restaurants and night life while also quiet if you want it. It feels like a neighborhood and not the craziness of downtown. Close to the L and Lakeshore Drive to get to school
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3028 N. Sheffield Ave
Vibrant neighborhood (Lakeview East) in close proximity to other lively neighborhoods (Boystown, Wrigleyville). Neighbrhood feels safe and is diverse and accepting. Plenty of activity throughout the year.
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3550 Lake Shore
Similar crowd (young professionals), close to the lake, parks nearby, safe, accessible grocery stores and shops and restaurants.
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3180 N Lake Shore Drive
Absolutely love the neighborhood, it's the best part of my living in Chicago so far.
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732 W Grace
Quiet, very residential, mostly families because of the great CPS schools nearby
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3625 N. Marshfield Ave
Lakeview is a great spot for young professionals and those looking for an active social life. The area comes alive in the summer with baseball games and is not far from beaches and great shopping and eating areas.
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909 w Dakin st
I mostly chose to live in Lakeview because I wanted to be walking distance from the Synagogues. But I really love the area. It's definitely city, but there's still some grass/trees. The main areas are exciting and alive, but the side streets are still pretty quiet. It really has character, and it's got both Wrigleyville for the sports bar scene and the whole Northalsted (previously known as boystown) scene as well. Much more bang for your buck than a streeterville apartment. Depending on where exactly you live you'd either take the train or the bus to streeterville, but either way your commute is probably 30-40 minutes, which isn't so bad. Unless you have a car, in which case your commute is more like 10-15 minutes
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908 W Roscoe st, apt 3
Lakeview has plenty of beautiful, tree-lined neighborhoods and a robust bar and restaurant scene. It is a destination neighborhood with tons of boutiques, Wrigley Field, and a welcoming environment. I chose to live here because I am gay and wanted to have very easy, direct access to the lakefront path for running and biking.
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3923 N Pine Grove Ave
The main reason we moved here was the neighborhood. Broadway, Clark, Diversey and Belmont are all within walking distance and offer all of the shops, restaurants, bars and grocery stores you could need. It really is in a prime, unbeatable location. Not to mention it's a block from Lake Michigan and walking distance to Lincoln Park and a short bike ride from Montrose Beach.
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The Van Der Rohe Apartments
My street and neighborhood are usually fairly quiet. Sundays seem to be the going out day in the neighborhood but it isn't disruptive to my every day life. Overall it seems like a very safe area and being a young woman living alone, that is very important. Would definitely recommend to friends and family.
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Elaine Place
The area of lakeview this apartment is in is between where the bars start in Wrigleyville at Clark and Sheffield and Boystown at Newport and Halstead. The street itself is pretty quiet but there are plenty of options for bars since it's right near Wrigley Field and Boystown. There are also plenty of great restaurant options, and it's a 6 minute walk to the Addison red line or a 10 minute walk to the Belmont stop.
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858 W Newport
I love Lakeview! There's honestly something for everyone somewhere in the neighborhood. From Wrigleyville's baseball and country bars to the rowdy drag shows of Boystown, you can have a totally new experience a few blocks from something else. Lots of great food for both a quick, cheap meal and a sit-down dinner, and some fun local shopping too.
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Sheridan Shores
I love the lakeview area. It is far more affordable than the surrounding boroughs, and everyone nearby is around my age (early 20s to mid 30s). There are plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, and basic amenities (grocery stores, pharmacies, etc.) within walking distance, and it still feels very safe.
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2828 N Pine Grove
Pros:
-Close to the Clark St strip in Wrigley
-Lots of good restaurants nearby
-A mile from the lakefront path, which is good for running and biking
-Plenty of public transportation options

Cons:
-The only major grocery store in the area is Trader Joe's. You can't walk to a Jewel unless you want to walk over a mile. They are building a Mariano's around Broadway and Wellington, so that will be nice.
-Occasionally loud drunk people on weekends wandering around.
-The hospital (Advocated Masonic) can also be a source of late night noise.
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Dayton Court Apartments
I absolutely love living in Lakeview East. Has a very homey community feel, and it is very safe. Right near all my public trans needs and accessible to many entertainment needs (Wrigley Field, Boystown, Lincoln Park, etc). Extremely pet friendly and family oriented neighborhood.
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Aldine Harbor Condominium
Lakeview has a great bar/restaurant scene, but it is very congested. I dread Pride Weekend every year, and I won't go near the Clark/Addison area if I can help it. I like being close to the lake and multiple bus routes, as well as number full-service grocery stores.
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Roscoe Apartments
Lakeview is incredible. It’s full of vibrant and kind people. It’s not far from ANYTHING and the access to Lincoln Park/the water front is incredible.
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Belmont Court
Fairly quiet, but that's what I prefer. So many delicious restaurant and fast casual options - I wish there were some more healthy choices, though. Lots of grocery stores! Always feels safe for a single woman walking around (even at night)
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Hawthorne House
Lots to do in lakeview! Do you like to feel like a college kid again or did you just graduate from a state school? go to wrigleyville. Have a family? head over to the southport corridor. Boystown is just steps away as well.
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3119 N Sheffield Ave
Have to walk a bit to go to bars (go to wrigley). But there are grocery stores half a mile each way and close to the lake.
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Dakin Court
Lakeview is really quiet and doesn't even feel like you're in the city, but is close enough to wrigleyville and lincoln park where you can walk to all of the hustle and bustle you desire. It's a great neighborhood.
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My Apartment
I catch the bus to go to work downtown at the end of my block. I grocery shop, get my nails done, shop for clothes, grab drinks, go to dinner, get coffee, and go to the pharmacy without ever having to move my car.
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426 W Briar Pl
As a queer person, I feel safe walking the neighborhood holding my partners hand. I don't worry about my physical safety unless it's VERY late (3a or later), with, which my job, does happen quite frequently.
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426 West Surf Street, Chicago, IL
The apartment is one block west of the Southport Corridor which can't be beat. There's awesome restaurants, shopping, and bars, as well as a jewel osco and the Music Box Theater all within walking distance.
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3540 N Janssen
I love it! Very safe and tons to do. We are also very close to the lake and Lincoln Park. Street parking isn't the greatest, so plan for that. You can definitely find good valued apartments in the area.
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2850 N Sheridan Rd
I like Lakeview, very quiet and relatively safe. Transit stops are close. If you live on a busy street (like Diversey) it can be loud during weekends or events but for the most part it's not that bad
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522 W. Diversey
Lakeview is a good mix of quiet streets and fun restaurants and bars. Southport is really up and coming once again.

I would say perfect for married couple without kids and young families.
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1739 W Nelson
Lakeview is primarily young professionals and young families. There is a plethora of food and drink options, as well as easy access to the lake, grocery stores and gyms. Very safe and friendly.
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The Annabelle Apartments
I love the liveliness of Boystown. Quiet sidestreets. Lots to do on both halsted and Broadway in terms of good restaurants, gyms and bars. Two blocks from the Lake and close to transportation.
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654 W Aldine
The Lakeview neighbor hood is very nice. Other neighbors are families, students and young professionals. There have been no problems finding parking and the location is close to the L stop.
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2924 N Racine
Lakeview is a beautiful and fun area with lots of shops, restaurants and stores. It feels like its own city. It is close to the lake and to public transit which makes it great during summer.
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Reside on Barry
I love living in Lakeview because it's super close to lots of public transport - I live very close to the El. I don't need a car at all and have no plans on buying one in the near future.
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3225 n Wilton Ave
East lakeview is an amazing neighborhood. It has everything you would need within a short walking distance. Lots of great restaurants and bars, plus the lake path is extremely close by.
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540 west briar place
Lakeview is a great neighborhood. It's safe, walkable and has a ton a restaurant and bar options to choose from. I moved here three years ago and do not plan on leaving any time soon.
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3410 N Lake Shore Dr.
We LOVE our neighborhood. We've lived in this area for 2 years and 1.5 of it has been at this particular apartment. There's a great mix of people here and there's tons of things to do.
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The Vic Condos
I love living in Lakeview - it's pretty quiet and has all the public transportation and restaurants you need! I love walking down Broadway and checking out all the stores and food.
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Pine Grove Court
Excellent neighborhood. Most people around are from a 20-30 age group. This offers ample opportunities to meet new people while being in a safe neighborhood at the same time.
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Barr Tower
Lake view is an excellent neighborhood to be a young professional. Easy access to downtown if you work there, yet has the neighborhood feel that separates work from home.
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3550 Lake Shore
I feel safe walking home even at 2 AM. Public trans is accessible and there are several restaurant and grocery options. Cubs & lake nearby make it great for summer!
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Reside on Stratford
Right on the boarder of Lincoln park and Lakeview. Fun neighborhood and within walking distance of grocery stores, workout places and lots of restaurants and bars.
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920 W George St
The neighborhood is on the Northside of Chicago and is very lively with many nightlife opportunities. Many nice gyms, able to walk to much of the neighborhood
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2947 N. Ashland
Lakeview is great for young professionals or people with children. Lots of families, lots of dogs, an alright bar scene, good food, and close to Lincoln Park.
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3120 N Seminary Ave
Neighborhood is absolutely fantastic, very safe and lots of things to do in the area. It's very walkable and there are so many restaurants/cafes in the area.
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This apartment is near the border of upper Lakeview and lower Uptown. Being close to the lake is superb as the beach and pathway are year round excellent.
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Grace Street Towers
Love the neighborhood. Safe, friendly, tons of food options and close to the lake. There is plenty of transportation which makes it easy to get around
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515 W Briar
Very nice hip area with lots of good shopping and restaurants. I would highly recommend for anyone moving to Chicago for the first time. 24-25 crowd.
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Lincoln Park Plaza
typical lakeview area. I like the area overall and its fun to live in, close to restaurants etc. Only issue is the construction on a nearby street.
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450 Aldine
This building is located near Wrigleyville and Boystown. It is a lively area at night, but also has a nice calm family atmosphere around Broadway.
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The New York Private Residences
I loved the neighborhood! It was the perfect scene when I was 23/24 with a lot of nightlife and easily accessible from pretty much anywhere.
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1632 W. Belmont
We live near so many great restaurants. The new Mariano's is a 3 minute walk as well as several gyms. The lake is right there as well.
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Julia Apartments
The BEST neighborhood in Chicago. I am so close to EVERYTHING. The lake is 2 blocks away and there is an Amazing Marianos next door.
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Reside on Barry
Lakeview is an awesome neighborhood. There is a lot of dining, public transit, and grocery options. It's also very close to wrigley!
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Sheridan Shores
Close to Wrigely. Close to multiple grocery stores, restaurants, bars, and other kinds of shopping. Accessible to almost everything.
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715 W. Cornelia Ave. Chicago, IL
Neighborhood is excellent - tons of bars and restaurants, proximity to lincoln park, somewhat expensive parking but very walkable.
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647 W Oakdale
I love living here. It us everything I need from bars, restaurants, the lake, nature, bike paths, transit. Couldn't ask for morez
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606 W. Cornelia
Super safe and there is a lot to do! Right down the street from southport and roscoe village. Lots of families and pets around.
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3455 N Marshfield Avenue
Great central location- walkable to shops, grocery, restaurants, coffee. Also near public transportation. Quiet & friendly.
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The neighborhood is in the heart of boystown, and is very close to many restaurant and bar options within walking distance
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Kieran Layton
Lakeview takes care of it's residents. They are always hiring people to clean up the streets and trying to make it nicer!
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Cornelia-Stratford
Lakeview is a great, safe area that I would highly recommend to young professionals that are looking to start a family.
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Lincoln Lofts
Lakeview is an amazing place to live great access to Lake Michigan, excellent bars and restaurants, and very walkable
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525 W barry ave
Great place to live, you can walk everywhere. Very good food/entertainment and a lot of diversity for age and race.
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540 W Briar Pl
It is a very nice and quaint neighborhood. The street is fairly quiet, even though it is close to a lot of bars.
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851-59 Cornelia
Walking distance to transit. Great location for dining. Tree lined street with parking. Walking distance to lake.
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Reside 707
This neighborhood is fun, young, and eclectic. There is a big population of recent grads and young professionals
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441 W Belmont Ave
Relatively quiet and safe. Close to the lakefront and restaurants on Clark. Trader Joe's and Mariano's neabry.
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2842 N Halsted St.
The neighborhood is great. Many restaurants and bars within walking distance. Lots of public transit around.
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424 W Diversey
Neighborhood is very safe and I don't feel like I'm in danger for my car being broke in. I enjoy the place.
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3510 North Pine Grove
This is a great neighborhood. It offers a variety of bar, restaurant and shopping options. Very walkable.
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Diversey Apartments
Close to train, grocery stores, convenience stores. Con - loud, close to Wrigleyville and Boystown bars
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922 W Addison Street #1F
Lakeview is a great place to live if you love to be in the heart of the city! Always something to do!
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530 W Diversey Pky
I have only lived here in the pandemic but I like that there are both local and chain options for food and shopping. There are a decent number of events in the area and it is easy to get to campus from here both by driving and by CTA.
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3154 N Kenmore Ave
Very residential - lots of families. Keeps the area safe and clean. Bars and restaurants are nearby.
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1610 W Waveland Ave
Great neighborhood with lots of interesting shops, great restaurants, close to lake and recreation.
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Oakdale Terrace
Lakeview is residential and quiet, and has tons of businesses, restaurants, and community members.
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3708 N. Sheffield Ave
Always good. Been in 3 lincoln park locations over over past 4 years. Safe, close to everything.
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516 W Diversey Pkwy
Great for young nightlife and restaurants. Close to lake, transit, and plenty to do.
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My wife and I couldn't imagine living in any neighborhood other than Lakeview.
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3600 Lake Shore
Lakeview is the perfect combination of city and neighborhood.
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Grace Shores
I like living in Lakeview because it has a neighborhood feel but it is still easy to commute to northwestern. Easy access to lakefront trail, lots of options for restaurants, and many grocery stores. Having a car is optional and street parking is available.
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Reside on Stratford
Love living in the Southport Corridor neighborhood. The proximity to restaurants, bars, gyms and grocery stores is great. Plus, you have access to the brown line, which tends to be a lot safer and more convenient than other train lines.
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3822 N Janssen Ave
Close to restaurants and bars. A bit of a trek to the grocery store if you don't have a car, but not too bad. I wouldn't consider it Lakeview, more so Buena Park so it's pretty north of where the "downtown" Lakeview area is.
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Reside on Irving Park
Wonderful neighborhood
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Halsted Flats
It is a beautiful neighborhood with lots to do.
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546 W Cornelia Ave
Lots of things to do, places to eat, close to downtown. I wish there was better public transportation to the western neighborhoods.

Not very neighborly, but convenient and fun.
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Belmont Court
Fun atmosphere and neighborhood to be in! It's definitely a mix of younger bar hoppers and then families closer to Broadway. Can be loud at times, but much more mellow than Wrigley.
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3412 N Halsted St
It's on a quieter portion of lakeview despite the traffic. You can usually here the buses until around midnight but you have everything you need within walking distance.
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2970 N Sheridan
Amazing neighborhood but very loud at times because of Cubs games or late night events. It was nice to be in the middle of it, but also extremely stressful at times.
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2851 N Orchard St
This place has everything - Bars, Restaurants, several grocery stores, a theatre, a movie theatre, and Wrigley Field - all within walking distance!
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3824 N Janssen Ave
The neighborhood is probably meant for older people, but it's a good neutral ground for people who live in Lakeview vs Logan or Wicker.
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1714 W Belmont Ave
It's nice, things are a little pricey.
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801-13 W. Cornelia
Lot of easily walkable restaurants/stores/bars
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2850 N Sheridan Rd
Lakeview is a great option if you don't want to pay a bunch to stay in the city while still enjoy the after work life. It is very walkable and close to the lakeshore, which is perfect for pet keepers or exercise. Many groceries and restaurant in walking distance as well. It is very quite if you don't live on Clark or Broadway. The transportation is also very easy to get to downtown.
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2970 N Sheridan
I am in East Lakeview, about a mile south of Wrigleyville, and essentially boarding Lincoln Park. It is the ideal location for me. I go up to Wrigley/Buena Park/Boystown a lot, head out to Humboldt Park/Ukranian Village a fair amount, and walk along the lake most nights down to Navy Pier and back. It's wonderful. I'm immersed in city life, but far enough from downtown for it to not be noisy; there are great cafes around to work in, great bars to go out to, lots of concert venues around, and there's always something fun going on!
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Oakdale Terrace
Its quieter than downtown/river north area but still with plenty of things to do. I particularly like that most food/coffee options are not chains, which felt like the case when I lived in river north/gold coast area. The area is relatively safe with convenient access to campus by train or bus. relatively cozy but lively neighborhood.
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3154 N Kenmore Ave
I am located in between the Wrigleyville and Northalsted (formerly Boystown) neighborhoods with East Lakeview. There is always something going on and plenty of night life. Great place to live if you enjoy social activities.
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801-13 W. Cornelia
Wrigleyville is a great place to be in your early twenties. Always young people out, always things to do. Makes work/life balance more attainable - don't have to work very hard to find something fun/social.
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905 W Addison St
Best neighborhood ever! Feels homey, easy to access streeterville via public transit but far enough where you actually feel like a local and not just passing through. Great food, bookstores, etc
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422 & 424 W Melrose
Fantastic neighborhood, safe streets, close to the lake and the parks, great bars and restaraunts.
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1448 W Byron St
Quiet, very residential, mostly families because of the great CPS schools nearby
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3625 N. Marshfield Ave
Excellent neighborhood, plenty of unique food and entertainment options.
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The Belmont
East Lakeview is where Boystown and Wrigleyville are located. There are tons of places to eat and drink, and you can find almost anything you need within walking distance anywhere in this neighborhood. I have never once felt unsafe while walking around- even late at night, alone. There is also tons of non-bar entertainment with plenty of shops, theaters, concerts, and street fairs.
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3923 N Pine Grove Ave
I love living in Lakeview East and I could not recommend it enough. There is always something to do: new restaurants to tries, weekly pub trivia, or thrift shops to look through. It's exactly what I pictured living in the city would be like. I appreciate that there's less high-rises; it makes it feel more like a neighborhood of the city, but I still get the joy of being downtown when I'm on campus. Very accessible to the CTA express bus to Streeterville (takes 15 minutes) and just a 10 minute walk to the Red Line El train stop. There's also a ton of dogs that are cute to look at and lovely to pet.
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3172 N Hudson Ave
With COVID, I haven't been out much but I love Lakeview's access to the lake front and restaurants. Unlike Woodlawn, where I used to live, there are plenty of grocery stores within walking distance (10 minutes or less). In the fall and spring, I can also bike down the lake front path to school, which is a really pretty and relaxed way to commute.
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3130 N Lake Shore Drive
This is a vibrant community with a young, diverse and active crowd. I've talked to more locals in the few weeks I've lived here than I did during my year in Streeterville. Cultural and local events and fests are literally around the corner, and my local gym and church are each a 7-minute walk from my apartment. The closest grocery store is also a 7-minute walk. It's just a super convenient and pretty cool location.
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441 W. Belmont Ave
It is a very safe and friendly neighborhood. We have block parties in the summer on our block. There are lots of restaurants in our neighborhood and a really big Whole Foods around the corner. There are less chain restaurants and more neighborhoody smaller restaurants and cafe that I love - including the neighborhood favorite Scooter's Frozen Custard down the road.
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Gallery Lofts
I moved to my building to be in the East Lakeview neighborhood. Very close to multiple bus lines as well as the Red/Brown Line. Variety of restaurants in the area. Great selection of grocery stores, especially close to a new Mariano's. While no area in the city is "safe," there are almost always people around. I feel safe walking from the bus late at night.
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517 W Oakdale Ave
Wrigleyville is popular with young adults and recent graduates, making it a lively neighborhood. There is easy access to the Red Line, one of the city's most popular transit lines. It's also close to Lakeshore Drive, making commute by car easy as well. The area is incredibly safe and has a decent number of restaurants and cafes. The area also has a large number of TFA Corps Members, making meetups really easy.
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845 W. Sheridan Rd.
There are a bunch of different places to choose from if you want to eat out. It is located right by Wrigley Field, so you can actually hear concerts/baseball games if the wind blows in the right direction! A lot of young people live in this neighborhood. Located right by Boys Town. A bunch of different grocery stores nearby- Jewel even has a parking garage if you want to drive! Very close to Public Transit - Red/Brown/Purple line & Buses. Noise level is moderate. Walgreens is a 2 minute walk away if you need milk/eggs or medication immediately. Wish there were more coffee shops, but there are only a few.
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Belmont Tower Apartments
Lakeview is a strange neighborhood seeing slow change due to continued popularity and ongoing gentrification. What used to be a low-middle income area full of LGBT people and ethnic minorities is becoming more white bread and upper middle class.

It has numerous sub-neighborhoods, including the super bro-y Wrigleyville and the still queer Boystown. It has a mix of lower income co-op housing and slowly dying out SRO housing with luxury condos and high rises.

The area is generally safe, though the occasional mugging does occur and bar fights happen closer to the stadium on the regular.

The neighborhood is often loud and bustling with people, with hospitals on both ends (St. Jo's and Advocate to the south and Thorek to the north) so a lot of ambient ambulance and fire truck noise is normal, plus sounds from people going to and from the many bars and restaurants lining Broadway, Belmont, Halsted, and Clark. Festivals draw neighbors into the streets and block traffic frequently during the summer, including Pride, Market Days, Lakeview Arts Fest, and others.
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3933 N Clarendon Ave
You cant' beat the location. Walking distance to restaurants, bars, CTA train and bus stops, convenience stores, coffee shops, parks, grocery stores, etc. Lots of families & pets walking around. A handful of homeless people but they generally stick to themselves.
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2824 N Orchard
At this complex you are right on the border between Lakeview and Lincoln Park. Everyone here is super friendly and almost everyone here has a dog from what I have seen. I haven't seen many families, but it is a younger crowd. Very safe and great nightlife nearby.
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434-446 W Diversey
This apartment is in the heart of lakeview, being between Wrigleyville and Boystown. There's no shortage of bars, restaurants, and things to do. It's also close enough to the lake to take a bike ride down to the beach or run along lake shore drive.
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916 W. Roscoe St.
I love living in Lakeview, it has a great community feel and lots of neighborhood events. The neighborhood also includes Wrigleyville (if that's your sort of thing) and Boystown, so tons of places to go out no matter what you're into.
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2890 N Clark St
I love the neighborhood. There are a lot of young professionals and young families. It has a very nice neighborhood feel. Walking distance to bars and restaurants and shopping. It is a fun, lively area but is also very homey.
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2945 N Sheffield Ave
Lakeview has it all: quiet coffee shops, access to transportation, great bars & restaurants and a fairly diverse population for being a north side neighborhood. I love living close to the lake and public transit!
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Harbor House
Tons of bars and restaurants in the area. Lots of young professionals and students, but a good number of families as well. Feels like a true neighborhood in the city of Chicago! Very safe and relatively affordable.
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Reside on Stratford
Great neighborhood for young couples. Accessible to public transportation and lots of different shopping areas. Right by the lake, so lots of nature areas. Can get a bit rowdy due to Cubs games and/or nightlife.
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913 W Sheridan Rd
Love Lake View more than anticipated! So much to do in every direction. I am also far enough from Wrigley Field that the games and bar scenes aren't a bother, but still a fun and young crowd wherever you go.
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Belmont Tower Apartments
The best part about our apartment is the location. Good area for young adults and everything is so close in proximity. There's not much I don't enjoy about Southport...wish there was a Chiptole near by.
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1447-57 W. Cornelia Ave
In my opinion, best neighborhood in Chicago in terms of a balance of location and price. Right by the lakefront trail, which is amazing. Plenty of transportation. Plenty of restaurants and bars around
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3600 Lake Shore
Nice neighborhood. Close to CTA. Easy to get to downtown and other place. Close to lake so it is good for running and biking along the lakeshore. The only bad thing is hard to find a parking space.
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711 W Belmont
Good spot for football fans. College bars are busy on Saturdays but deserted during the week.
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1050 W George St
Lots of things to do and great for families, young professionals, couples, singles, everyone... I lived closer to Lincoln Park and definitely like this area more; lakeview east is a lot of fun.
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The Belmont
There are lots of grocery stores in the area, all very convenient. It seems like a lot of young people live in the area, and it feels very safe. There are plenty of great restaurants and bars.
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426 W SURF ST
Very safe, near Boystown, near transit, near uptown, near lake and beach and soccer fields
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3930 N Pine Grove Ave
Great location. Close to grocery stores, bars, and restaurants. Very fun and safe community. There are always people around and something to do. Only complaint is not close to the red line.
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643 W Roscoe St.
I love living in Lakeview! There are plenty of restaurants and this to do. Great shopping close by and close to public transit. Also can't beat being just blocks away from Lake Michigan!
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537 W. Melrose St.
I can't think of a better neighborhood in Chicago. Walking distance to the lake and all of the bars/restaurants on Broadway. Walking to Clark and Broadway buses and Wellington "L" stop.
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706 W Wellington
Great neighborhood - easy transportation downtown, lots of local coffeeshops and cool restaurants, very safe, feel like a local as opposed to only living in Chicago for medical school.
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422 & 424 W Melrose
Lakeview is the inclusive name of Boystown and Wrigleyville (plus some other smaller communities). These two main areas provide a wide variety of options for entertainment and food.
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3525 N Broadway
Being on the corner of Sheridan and Diversey gives easy access to nature through the lake, the zoo, and the park as well as a variety of grocery stores, boutiques, and restaurants.
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2850 N Sheridan Rd
Lots of amazing restaurants, not too pricey, not too snobby, just the right amount of glitz while still being welcoming and not overbearing. I love living in East Lakeview.
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544 W Melrose
The building is walking distance to the park, lots of great restaurants and bars and the bus stop. Parking can be difficult if you choose to street park on the weekends.
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330 W Diversey Pkwy
I love the Lakeview area, it is very homey as well as different kind of food and restaurant scene. I'm moving out of my building but 100% sure I am staying in the area!
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The Belmont
Lakeview East is a great neighborhood. So many restaurants to try and very social bar scene. Close to the lake path and Fullerton beach. I love this neighborhood.
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Park Wellington Apartments
Excellent. Lakeview has everything someone might need or want. Walk to bars, restaurants, grocery stores, and morning express buses that go right to downtown.
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541 W Oakdale Ave
it's an excellent neighborhood, very family friendly and crime free. I feel very safe here. there are plenty of stores and businesses around walking distance.
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2800 North Lake Shore Drive
Lakeview is a fairly safe and clean area. It has easy access to LSD and the lakeshore running paths. There aren't very many grocery stores so I use Peapod.
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The Belmont
Great area. Always feel safe, even late at night. Close to brown and red line trains and plenty of busses. Lots of good food and grocery store options.
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BJB Properties
Lakeview has good restaurants and bars. I feel safe walking around. There are plenty of gyms and grocery stores. You really are left wanting nothing.
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3525.5 N Broadway
East lakeview is full of fun places to go and to be. Amazing restaurants, late night scene, festivals, farmers markets, and the lake is right there.
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422 & 424 W Melrose
The neighborhood has a great mix of bars/restaurants and other comedy/music venues. It's close to the CTA, and the community residents are pleasant
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3119 N Sheffield
Friendly people. Little Free Libraries, block parties, and community events if you want to get involved. Easy to find places to walk your dog.
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3740 N Ashland
Very comfortable and happy location with everything you could ever want in a neighborhood. Lots of young professionals. Great social scene!
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Lincoln Park Plaza
This is a great neighborhood with lots of bars and restaurants nearby. Wrigley field is close, but the noise doesn't quite reach you.
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3707 N Pine Grove Ave
Lakeview is a great neighborhood with lots of bars and restaurants, Jewel Osco, and quick access to Lincoln park and the waterfront.
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646 West waveland Ave, Chicago IL
Lakeview is a great neighborhood for young families and people in their 20s. It's close to the lake, plenty of bars and restaurants.
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3000 N Sheridan
I love my neighborhood. Lakeview east is super close to the lake and has plenty of restaurants and shops. Good grocery stores too.
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426 W Surf
I love the location because I have a Trader Joe's, my gym (LA Fitness), a Chipotle, a Wal-Mart, a Target all within a mile of me.
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530 W Diversey Pky
The neighborhood has many new restaurants and a new Mariano's. it's a great location close to many public transportation avenues.
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Reside on Barry
Lakeview is fantastic. Feet from the lakeshore running paths, beaches, parks and so much more. It's one of Chicago's treasures.
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Reside on Wellington
Absolutely love Lakeview. This apartment is specifically in East Lakeview, and it's a beautiful, relatively quiet, safe area.
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2850 N Sheridan Rd
The neighborhood is wonderful. There is much more diversity than Lincoln Park! great restaurants and super fun dive bars!
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Reside on Barry
A lot of great restaurants, access to the grocery shopping, gyms, the lake nearby. It's a pretty safe neighborhood too.
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540 W Briar Pl
The Lakeview neighborhood is a great place to live. I love being close to Wrigley Field. The atmosphere here is great.
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3516 N Sheffield Ave
The neighborhood I reside in is amazing. I love living so near to the Lakeshore. And busy transit is so accessible.
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2970 N Sheridan
This neighborhood is phenomenal, I am dreading the thought of having to leave for all reasons except for parking.
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450 Aldine
Close to the redline and express buses on LSD. Love how close you are to the lake. Feel safe in the neighborhood.
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Reside 707
Lakeview has tons of restaurants and bars! There is tons of access to CTA trains and buses, which is also great.
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516 W Briar Pl Apt. 5B, Chicago, IL
Very safe neighborhood. plenty to do, easy to get to public transit. Not too far from the main part of the city
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3136 N Kenmore Ave
The neighborhood is lively with Wrigley only being a few blocks away. Easy to get to cubs games or local bars.
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3950 Lake Shore Drive
Fabulous neighborhood. Great restaurants and shops. Walking distance to everything--lake, transit, Wrigley.
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530 W Diversey Pky
Quieter / more family oriented neighborhood but still with plenty of bars/restaurants in walking distance.
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2850 N Sheridan Rd
Super safe, tons of things to do. Easy access to transit and Cubs games. Plenty of shopping and coffee.
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3740 N Ashland Ave #3
Wonderful food and bar scene, great public transit. Lots of stores, great parks. Good area to live in.
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450 Aldine
Love the North Halsted area.
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732 W Grace
More and more people are moving to Lakeview to the point where it's too saturated for my liking. With everyone trying to move to the neighborhood rent prices have increased dramatically. We decided to stay where we are because all the other buildings we looked at in the area had WAY higher rent and they were worse units
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Belmont Tower Apartments
close to the lake and lots of public transportation options make this a reasonable neighborhood to live in. Plenty of shopping options too, with a new Mariano's and Target coming into the area soon. The safety in the area is starting to get questionable - especially at night - but still far safer than anything on the south side.
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426 W Briar Pl
I've lived in Lakeview for 5+ years and think it's an ideal neighborhood close to the best transit.
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Surf Properties
Great place to live and easy commute to Streeterville. Lots of green space, restaurants, and safe.
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3033 N Sheridan Rd
My apartment is really conveniently located about 2 blocks from the lake and nearby lots of grocery stores, restaurants and bars. For the most part I feel safe, but with the recent crimes happening near Halsted and Roscoe it has been more difficult to feel safe walking around at night.
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711 W Brompton Avenue
Super affordable, convenient on the red line, convenient shopping and grocery.
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1150 W Waveland Ave
Safe area only one block from Jewel. Great social scene near Wrigley field.
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555 Cornelia Condominium
Safe, great transit options, lots of bars and restaurants.
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Dayton Court Apartments
I absolutely LOVE living in Lakeview! This neighborhood has a great neighborhoody feel with so many great bars and restaurants. It is also so close to the lake, and very accessible to getting downtown! I wouldn't want to live anywhere else int he city!
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3110 Sheridan Building
I love my neighborhood, I feel safe and i'm close to a lot of bars/ shopping/ restaurants. Some cons: I live right nest to the EL and the Metra. The metra is extremely loud and practically shakes my apartment when it goes by.
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1756 West Roscoe
North Boystown is quiet but it can be a real mess at night along the bar strip. Lakeview is the overall area and that is quiet nice, well kept (except for Broadway construction) and a great place to hang out or meet friends.
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Dakota Condos
Awesome
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The Maynard at Elaine Place
close to grocery shopping, near the lake. young area.

older apartment, noisy radiators but a very large studio. wood floors and no in under air conditioner. landlord is very responsive
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526 west surf street
Close proximity to the lake makes for a lovely commute. Boystown is a bit loud on the weekends but it comes with the territory. Easily access 2 grocery stores with a five minute walk.
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606 W Cornelia Apartments
East lake view is a great neighborhood with lots of resturants and bars. The grocery stores are plentiful but seemed to be bunched up so be careful not to be too far away.
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417 W Barry Ave
Lakeview is very nice but it is pretty far from the red line. Additionally, it can get a bit seedy at nights and stuff. However, being right next to the lake is ideal!
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Halsted Flats
Lakeview is a great area to live. It's diverse and lively but it still is far enough away from downtown that it feels like home. Close to both the lake and transit.
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620 West Aldine Ave
Close to train, lots of young families and young adults, close to gym/grocery store/shopping/bars/restaurants. Parking can be difficult at night.
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1208 w. oakdale ave
Somewhat quiet area. However there are surprisingly frequent shootings in the area with 2 right in front of the apartment.
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3255 n Racine
Nice but Lacks diversity.
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Cagan Apartments
Quiet neighborhoods while still close to downtown
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Getting to Know
Lakeview

Neighborhood Boundaries
East to West Boundaries: N Lake Shore Dr to North Branch Chicago River
North to South Boundaries: W Montrose Ave to W Diversey Pkwy
dining
Bacci Pizzeria
Las Tablas Colombian Steakhouse
Machu Picchu Restaurant
Sushi + Rotary Sushi Bar
grocery
Jewel-Osco
Trader Joe's
Walmart
Whole Foods Market
convenience
Convenient Food Mart
CVS Pharmacy
Walgreens
fitness
Bringing You Yoga
Pilates Center of Chicago
Rockwell Barbell
YA Fitness
parks
Chicago Lakefront Path
Hamlin Park
Margaret Donahue Park
Warner Park and Gardens
coffee
Froyo Chicago
Loba Pastry + Coffee
Osmium Coffee Bar
Sholado
bus
143 (bus)
152 (bus)
8 (bus)
rail
Brown Line (metro)
Red Line (metro)
parking
Abm Parking Services 3730 N. Lake Shore Dr Lot
Wrigleyville Dogs 3737 N. Clark St.
About your Neighbors
Data from the 2013 American Community Survey
Zip Codes
Lakeview includes zip codes 60613, 60618, and 60657
Rent vs Own
55
% of Lakeview residents are renters
Driving to Work
40
% of Lakeview residents drive to work
New Construction
9
% of housing units in Lakeview have been built in the last 15 years
Building Types
53
%
<20 units
12
%
20-49 units
35
%
50+ units
Demographics
Children (under 18)
11
%
18 - 34
49
%
35 - 54
26
%
55+
14
%
Unit Mix
12
%
Studio
33
%
1 Bed
32
%
2 Bed
23
%
3+ Bed
Occupation or Education
Working Professional
77
%
Undergrad Student
7
%
Grad Student
7
%
Unemployed
4
%
Retired
4
%

Best Apartments
in Lakeview

422 & 424 W Melrose
Studio $900
1 Bed $1,600
2 Beds $1,200

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Hampden Green Condominium
Studio $1,425
1 Bed $1,850

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3033 N Sheridan Rd
1 Bed $1,650
2 Beds $2,800
3 Beds $2,900

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3550 Lake Shore
Studio $1,750
1 Bed $1,850
2 Beds $1,875

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The Van Der Rohe Apartments
1 Bed $1,720
2 Beds $2,325
3 Beds $3,180

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3120 N Seminary Ave

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