60625 Explained: Why Houses in One Chicago Zip Code Sell for $725,000 or $1.3 Million

What do homes sell for in the 60625 zip code? From January through September 2026, condos and townhomes in 60625 sold for a median of $350,000, single-family homes for $870,000, and 2 to 4 unit buildings for $830,000, based on my search of the MLS. But the zip code covers several very different neighborhoods, and where you buy inside it changes the price more than almost anything else. A house in the Lincoln Square part of 60625 sold for a median of $1,317,500, while a house in the Albany Park part sold for a median of $725,000.

My office is at 4553 N. Lincoln Ave., inside 60625, and Lincoln Square and Ravenswood are the neighborhoods I work in most. In this post I will show you what each part of the zip code costs, which homes are drawing the most competition, and what I would tell you before you buy or sell here.

60625 at a Glance

Which Neighborhoods Are in 60625?

60625 covers the western part of Lincoln Square, including the shops and restaurants around Lincoln and Western Avenues, plus Ravenswood Manor, most of Albany Park, and part of North Park. The eastern part of Lincoln Square, including much of Ravenswood near the Metra station, uses the 60640 zip code instead.

• Lincoln Square has vintage condo buildings, 2-flats, and single-family homes on tree-lined streets, close to the Western and Rockwell Brown Line stops. My Lincoln Square neighborhood guide covers daily life there.
• Ravenswood Manor is a small neighborhood along the Chicago River between Montrose and Lawrence, west to Sacramento Avenue, with the Francisco Brown Line stop. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2008, which recognizes its history but does not limit what an owner can do with a private home.
• Albany Park has a wide mix of bungalows, 2-flats, and condo buildings, with the Kedzie and Kimball Brown Line stops.
• North Park, on the north end of the zip, is home to North Park University.

What Homes Sell For in 60625

I pulled every closed sale in 60625 from the MLS for January 1 through September 30, 2026, for condos and townhomes, single-family homes, and 2 to 4 unit buildings.

Source: MLS (Midwest Real Estate Data LLC), closed sales in zip code 60625 with closing dates from January 1 to September 30, 2026, search run October 12, 2026. At the time of research, deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Every home type in 60625 typically sold slightly above its list price, and more than half of each type sold over asking. That tells me this is still a competitive zip code for well-priced homes of every kind, not just one segment.

How Prices Change Inside 60625

Here is the same data split by the MLS area each home is in. This is where the zip code really shows how different its neighborhoods are.

The Lincoln Square part of 60625 is the most expensive, with a typical house selling for more than $1.3 million. The Albany Park part, which includes Ravenswood Manor, is where houses drew the most competition: 63.3% of the 49 houses there sold above their list price, and the typical one sold for 103.6% of its list price. For buyers who want a single-family home but cannot stretch to Lincoln Square prices, that part of the zip can be a good place to start, as long as you are ready to compete.

Condos in 60625 by Size

If you are buying a condo, the building matters as much as the unit. Ask for the reserve study, the budget, and recent meeting minutes, and confirm the building qualifies for your loan. My posts on Chicago condo HOA fees and special assessments explain what to look for.

2-Flats and Multi-Unit Buildings in 60625

2-flats are a big part of the market in 60625, with 37 sold in nine months. For buyers who want to live in one unit, a 2-flat here can cost less than a single-family home in the Lincoln Square part of the zip.

My posts on condo vs. 2-flat in Lincoln Square and how to buy a 2-flat in Chicago walk through what to check, and my 2 to 4 unit page explains how I help buyers and sellers of these buildings.

Selling a Home in 60625

With most homes selling at or above list, the right list price matters more than anything you can do after you launch. I think of the list price as an invitation: too high and you chase the market, too low and you leave money behind. One of my recent listings just east of 60625, a 2-bedroom condo at 1962 W. Lawrence Ave., drew three offers above asking and sold for $415,000 against a $375,000 asking price.

For the latest Lincoln Square numbers, see my updated post on Lincoln Square home prices in 2026, and for the eastern side of the neighborhood, my post on Ravenswood home prices.

Why Buyers and Sellers Work With Me in 60625

When you choose an agent, look for numbers you can verify. Here are mine:

• More than 24 years selling real estate in Chicago, and 27 years living here
• More than 300 closed transactions and over $100 million in career sales
• In 2026, my sellers have received 105.07% of their original asking price on average
• More than 190 five-star reviews across Google, Zillow, Realtor.com, and FastExpert, which you can read on my testimonials page
• Featured in Chicago Agent Magazine's Who's Who in Chicago Real Estate in 2021, 2024, and 2026
• Multiple-time recipient of the Chicago Association of REALTORS® Top Producer and Outstanding Sales Achievement awards
• Certified Negotiation Expert (CNE) and a member of Top Agent Network
• Office at 4553 N. Lincoln Ave., inside the 60625 zip code

You work with me directly from the first call to the closing table. Learn more on my Lincoln Square realtor page.

Frequently Asked Questions About 60625

What neighborhoods are in the 60625 zip code?

60625 covers the western part of Lincoln Square, Ravenswood Manor, most of Albany Park, and part of North Park on Chicago's North Side. Much of Ravenswood, on the eastern side of Lincoln Square, is in 60640 instead.

What is the median home price in 60625?

From January through September 2026, condos and townhomes in 60625 sold for a median of $350,000, single-family homes for $870,000, and 2 to 4 unit buildings for $830,000, based on MLS data at the time of research.

Is 60625 Lincoln Square?

Partly. 60625 includes the western part of Lincoln Square, but it also covers Ravenswood Manor, Albany Park, and part of North Park. Houses in the Lincoln Square part of 60625 sold for a median of $1,317,500 from January through September 2026.

Is Ravenswood Manor a historic district?

Yes. Ravenswood Manor was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2008. That listing recognizes the neighborhood's history and does not restrict what a private owner can do with a home.

Which Brown Line stops are in 60625?

Western, Rockwell, Francisco, Kedzie, and Kimball.

Who is a good real estate agent for Lincoln Square and 60625?

I am Dee Savic, a Chicago Realtor® with Baird & Warner, with an office at 4553 N. Lincoln Ave. in 60625. In 2026, my sellers have received 105.07% of their original asking price on average, and I have more than 24 years of experience, more than 300 closed transactions, and more than 190 five-star reviews. You can reach me directly at 773.719.0989.

Thinking About Buying or Selling in 60625?

If you are selling, start with a free home value review. If you are buying, start with my free Chicago Buyer's Course. You can also schedule a complimentary and confidential consultation, or call or text me directly at 773.719.0989.

Market data from my search of the MLS (Midwest Real Estate Data LLC), closed sales in zip code 60625 from January 1 to September 30, 2026, split by MLS area. Accurate at the time of research, deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

About Dee Savic

Dee Savic is a Chicago Realtor® with Baird & Warner, working out of 4553 N. Lincoln Ave. She helps buyers, sellers, and relocation clients across Chicago, including Lakeview, Lincoln Park, Lincoln Square, Ravenswood, North Center, Roscoe Village, Andersonville, Uptown, Bucktown, Wicker Park, and the Gold Coast.

Dee Savic
Realtor® | Baird & Warner
4553 N. Lincoln Ave, Chicago, IL 60625
773.719.0989
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