Rogers Park

With Evanston on the north and Lake Michigan on the east, Rogers Park is the North Shore suburbs’ gateway to Chicago. As one of the most diverse populations in the metropolitan area, many Rogers Park community members are active in local and citywide politics, business and art initiatives, and community improvement projects.

 

The demographics and transportation infrastructure of the area demonstrate that Rogers Park is brimming with multifamily investment opportunities.

The area is seeing an influx of new residents evidenced by its strong renter demand which gives rise to its string of retail corridors.

 

Rogers Park has four CTA elevated train stations, a Metra commuter rail station, a dozen key bus routes, and the Howard Street CTA Regional Transportation Terminal. As one of Chicago’s great affordable neighborhoods, Rogers Park continues to draw a strong and diverse pool of residents, multifamily investors, and retailers drawn to the neighborhood by its proximity to the Lake, access to public transportation, and an established stock of vintage and newer buildings and attractive price points and rich cultural history.
In the past several years, over a thousand apartments have been converted into condominiums. These new in-fill townhome developments have sold out quickly. New business reflects the influx of new residents with more disposable income to spend on restaurants, entertainment, and services.

The intensifying pace of the past years has created a strong incentive to purchase multifamily assets. Real Estate

Rogers Park, located in Chicago’s far north end, continues to reward investors.

 

Multifamily investment opportunities abound, whether it be in apartment buildings, condominium conversions, or mixed-use residential retail commercial real estate. Rogers Park will have an investment opportunity that will fit the most distinguished pallet. The rich culture of the Rogers Park community in its many neighborhood festivals such as the Glenwood Arts Festival, weekly Sunday farmers markets, and an array of restaurants and shops serving our diverse population.