2/19/17
Since we began publishing our neighborhood apartment guides in mid-January of this year, we’ve been tracking the number of times each has been visited,...
9/8/14
If you’re searching for an apartment in Chicago’s downtown, Lincoln Park and Lakeview neighborhoods, YoChicago is the best way to yelp you find one....
6/18/14
Chicago Real Estate Daily has a report that spotlights the five community areas that had the shortest average market times for single-family homes and...
2/26/14
If you’re searching for an apartment in Chicago’s downtown, Lincoln Park and Lakeview neighborhoods, YoChicago is your best free rental service. We’re an objective,...
3/3/12
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48fnF_S3yLI In 1905, the Jackson Park Highlands neighborhood was commissioned as a model community featuring some of the most innovative concepts of the time...
5/4/11
There’s no surprise that Trump owned our YouTube traffic in April — he would have even if he hadn’t been in the news all...
5/1/11
May 1 marks the beginning of many new leases in Chicago, and it’s obvious from taking a quick walk around the neighborhood. I took...
4/29/11
“Part of the problem is that these neighborhoods are changing anyway, so not all of the poor people moving in are from the C.H.A....
4/22/11
Every Good Friday, thousands of Pilsen residents turn out for a Stations of the Cross procession down 18th Street. Last year I met the...
4/13/11
All the king’s horses and all the king’s men couldn’t figure out where this egg-cellent effigy of Humpty Dumpty resides, but maybe you can....
4/7/11
The Chicago Reader’s Ben Joravsky looked at Rob Paral’s new Census mashups and the results of the spring elections to see how Chicago’s 50...
3/19/11
St. Joseph has a special place in the real estate world — plant a statuette of the old carpenter outside a house (usually upside...
2/23/11
And they mean that in a good way. It’s been ages (three whole months!) since anyone asked, “What’s the next hot ‘hood?”, so naturally...
2/22/11
Word is there’s some sort of election going on today, so it’s fitting that the latest mashup of Census data I’ve seen plots out...
2/17/11
Megan Cottrell of Chicago Muckrakers shared a great cache of data with her readers this week: spreadsheets listing the number of commercial and residential...
2/17/11
Aaron Renn of The Urbanophile digs into the new Census numbers at NewGeography.com: The non-Hispanic White Only population of the city actually declined by...
2/15/11
Chicago’s population fell by more than 200,000 to 2,695,598 people over the course of the last decade, due in large part to an outflux...
2/14/11
One of the changes we made to YoChicago when we rolled out our redesign in November was the addition of a lot of content...
2/4/11
By sheer coincidence I’ve received links to two wildly different depictions of old-school Albany Park in less than 12 hours. Between them, you can...
1/24/11
Last year the Chicago Architectural Club challenged architects, artists, and other creative types to find a new use for the Spire hole in Streeterville....