Bucktown is known for its artistic vibe and late-night lounges, but it also has newer fitness centers and modern cafes. There’s something for everyone in Bucktown, especially its younger population.
Key Features
Bucktown is well situated, a short commute from the Loop and close to O’Hare
Population leans toward young and unmarried
Next to high profile neighborhoods like Wicker Park and Lincoln Park
Bottom line: Bucktown offers a little bit of everything for everyone
Demographics
Population: 12,000 +
Median Age of Population: 31
Average Household Income: ~ $117,000 annually
Median Household Income: ~ $98,000 annually
Marital Status: 55% never married, 34% married. The rest are either separated, widowed or divorced.
In Detail
With a rich history, Bucktown stands in between other large neighborhoods like West Town, Lincoln Park, and Wicker Park. Bucktown’s younger resident pool is always active, both during the day and night.
As a brand, Bucktown represents an opportunity to reach residents of the neighborhood but also people in transit through the North Side. It’s a geographic center for many who travel between the Loop, O’Hare, and other prominent neighborhoods.
Chicago Coverage & Featured Locations
DAMEN AVE. SOUTH OF ARMITAGE AVE.
Just north of The 606 Trail Access Point on Damen Ave., this poster is highly visible to motorists and pedestrians alike, especially since this billboard location is across the street from Churchill Field Park. Popular among dog owners, families with young children, and also one of the main parks used by intramural sport leagues in Chicago.
DAMEN AVE. AND ARMITAGE AVE.
This HotSpot location is perfect for advertisers looking to target millennials, as over 1/3 of residents are between the ages of 25-34 yrs. in this neighborhood. Nearby mainstays include Coast Sushi Bar, Lottie’s Pub, and Map Room, a Bucktown institution offering one of the best selections of craft and import beers.
DAMEN AVE. SOUTH OF FULLERTON AVE.
Goose Island Beer Co. has taken advantage of our street-level Wild Postings to target the young yet affluent residents and visitors in the neighborhood who frequent Midtown Athletic Club as well as The Hotel at Midtown. Also perfectly located to reach shoppers on their way to Fresh Thyme Farmers Market, Costco and Jewel-Osco, all within 1 mile of this unit.
NORTH AVE. AND HERMITAGE AVE.
Big Star, Paradise Park, and Subterranean, located less than 1 block west of this Wild Posting, are just 3 of the many renown attractions that have people flocking to Bucktown! With many young professionals and artists calling the area home, Bucktown is definitely one of the trendiest neighborhoods in Chicago.
DAMEN AVE. SOUTH OF ARMITAGE AVE.
Klopas Stratton chose a HotSpot ad location slightly south of the heavily trafficked intersection at Damen and Armitage Aves. to connect with couples and young families who seek more space but are not yet ready to make the leap to the suburbs. Bucktown is within close proximity to downtown, all the exciting nightlife the city has to offer, and top-notch schools like Nook Preschool and Drummond Montessori.
NORTH AVE. AND HOYNE AVE.
1 blk west of the incredibly busy intersection at North, Damen, and Milwaukee Aves. and steps away from the Blue Line stop at Damen, this poster location checks every box that an advertiser is looking for! Mindy’s Hot Chocolate, Chop Shop, and the Robey Hotel are just a few attractions surrounding this Wild Posting that make Bucktown such a desirable place to be.
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Cost of Billboards in Bucktown, Chicago
The cost of billboards in Bucktown will depend on a few factors:
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The Type of Billboard
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Quantity of Locations
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How Soon You Want to Start
Billboards in Chicago are typically priced in monthly or 4-week terms. For example, if you’re looking at a quote for a billboard that is $2,000, that price usually means that it’s $2,000/4-weeks.
Neighborhood Signs (HotSpots & Wild Postings) - $1,000 to $6,000/4-weeks
Wallscapes - Inquire for Price
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