What better way to spend a crisp Sunday afternoon than browsing the mass of humanity that is the Magnificent Mile, the world-renowned shopping district...
The flap over “freedom fries” and avoidance of all things French by some Americans does not seem to have affected residential real estate in...
In case you were wondering, you just entered LINCOLN SQUARE! Obnoxious markers like the one above have popped up in various neighborhoods in recent...
We’ve railed on the problems that can plague garden apartments, but Beth and Frank tell us they’re more nervous about security as they move...
New single-family homes have become rare in the city, much less single-families in the Alexander Graham Bell school district. The elementary school is the...
It’s easy to start thinking you have to be a millionaire to buy a home in Chicago, an idea we no doubt contributed to...
Grand Regent Park homes bring suburban space to city living The notion of combining the benefits of city and suburban living is not a...
While we were in the neighborhood, we thought we’d snap a few shots of some of the greatest riverfront homes in Chicago, in Ravenswood...
They’re growing rare, but deals remain for those in the know Wouldn’t it be nice to turn back the clock to that golden age,...
City Homes New-home buyers will have a potpourri of housing choices both in hot downtown enclaves and in emerging neighborhoods in 2006, real estate...
Life is pretty sweet for people living at the new downtown highrise The Heritage at Millennium Park. First of all they have a neighborhood...
Rare condo conversions selling while luxury resales linger in Lincoln Park Margot Huston was visiting her son at his rental apartment in the vintage...
The latest area to receive the hype treatment from Chicago developers and real estate agents is the land roughly bounded by North Western, West...
CA keeps prices low, finishes high at Edgebrook Glen There’s luxury pricing and then there’s luxury living. According to Paul Bertsche, of CA Development,...
It is unusual to find a project that changes the tenor of a neighborhood, but RDM Development claims that its latest project, Trio, at...
It’s hard to imagine that any of Chicago’s 29 miles of lakefront would be available for development in 2005. It’s even harder to believe...
Even a hot housing market has its share of bargains Perhaps the heat index should be used to measure Chicago’s housing market, which remains...
As I headed south on Green Street one recent Tuesday evening to try a new West Loop restaurant, a pleasant flow of foot traffic...
The experts choose the top city developments of 2005 The most difficult choice for this year’s New Homes Awards was in the category of...
Buyers are flocking to the mega projects that increasingly dominate downtown housing In the coming decade, buyers of new homes in Chicago will be...
