The quicker properties sell, the hotter the neighborhood. We’ve ranked all 77 of Chicago’s neighborhoods in terms of the average number of days properties spent on the market in the third quarter of 2019, according to Midwest Real Estate Data LLC.

Fuller Park*: 16
Hermosa: 33
West Edison: 35
Archer Heights: 38
Humboldt Park: 39
South Deering: 42
McKinley Park: 42
Clearing: 42
Lower West Side: 48
Lincoln Square: 49
Jefferson Park: 49
West Lawn: 49
Rogers Park: 50
South Lawndale: 51
Albany Park: 52
Armour Square*: 52
Douglas: 52
Gage Park: 52
Portage Park: 53
North Lawndale: 53
Chicago Lawn: 53
Uptown: 54
Avondale: 54
Logan Square: 54
Austin: 54
Bridgeport: 54
Ashburn: 54
Calumet Heights: 56
Dunning: 57
North Center: 59
West Garfield Park*: 59
Hyde Park: 59
Irving Park: 60
Montclare: 61
West Town61
Riverdale*: 61
West Englewood: 62
Englewood*: 63
Mount Greenwood: 63
Lakeview: 65
Norwood Park: 66
Edison Park: 67
Grand Boulevard: 67
Garfield Park: 67
Brightton Park: 67
Beverly: 67
West Pullman: 69
O’Hare: 69
Forest Glen: 70
Near West Side: 71
Hegewisch: 71
Edgewater: 71
Near South Side: 72
Pullman: 73
Oakland*: 74
North Park: 75
Greater Grand Crossing: 75
Belmont-Cragin: 77
Washington Park: 78
Morgan Park: 78
Chatham: 79
West Ridge: 80
Washington Heights: 80
Lincoln Park: 83
New City: 83
Auburn Gresham: 86
Avalon Park: 89
Roseland: 89
East Side: 92
Loop: 96
Near North Side: 97
East Garfield Park: 100
South Chicago: 111
Kenwood: 125
Burnside*: 125
South Shore: 146
Woodlawn: 147

* This neighborhood had fewer than 10 sales during Q3, so the data may be less representative than other areas