In Humboldt Park, residents and visitors have a unique and diverse community that celebrates its rich Puerto Rican culture and provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities and restaurants that showcase the area’s culinary and entrepreneurial spirit.

Key Features

The neighborhood has a large Puerto Rican community and hosts an annual Puerto Rican Festival.
Beautiful, historic architecture, including the Humboldt Park Field House and St. Mary of the Angels church.
A flourishing arts community with numerous galleries and studios.
Advantageous access to major highways and public transportation
Bottom Line: With a 207-acre park at the heart of the community, colorful street art and murals telling stories of the area’s past and present, and much more, Humboldt Park is a welcoming, exciting destination for all.

Demographics

Population: ~54,000
Median Age of Population: 33
Average Household Income: ~ $63,000 annually
Median Household Income: ~ $42,000 annually
Marital Status: 55% never married, 34% married. The rest are either separated, widowed, or divorced.

In Detail

Humboldt Park is a vibrant neighborhood on Chicago’s West Side. At the community’s heart is the beautiful namesake park, boasting a lagoon, gardens, and plenty of space for outdoor activities. Noted for its rich Puerto Rican culture, this neighborhood hosts several annual festivals celebrating this heritage. In recent years, the area’s experienced an influx of young professionals and artists drawn to its affordable housing and lively atmosphere. The main commercial strip along North Avenue features diverse Latinx-owned businesses and restaurants, while the neighborhood’s colorful street art adds to its unique character.

With wallscapes that coexist well with community murals and street art, you can make a lasting impression of your brand or product on young professionals and artists seeking a warm, affordable, diverse community to call home.