$9.95 Million Gets You 30 Rooms on the Gold Coast
This place has been grand since 1896.
This place has been grand since 1896.
A recent home sales slowdown is normal for this time of year. We’re coasting into fall—but that could change abruptly if the government lets interest rates spike.
A home’s sellers confirm what a reader suspected—the high-priced Rogers Park place was just taken off the market.
The odd property sat vacant for six years before a recent touch-up lured a buyer for $1.4 million.
Formerly dominated by old warehouses, the West Loop is suddenly the hottest real-estate market in the city. Here’s why.
Outlier artists and gallerists are flocking to Milwaukee Avenue, transforming the arterial street into Chicago’s most cutting-edge gallery district.
The secluded estate is a gentleman’s farm on 25 acres in the middle of suburbia.
The historic South Side factory town, which may soon become the first urban National Park, is having its 40th annual house tour this weekend.
With five bedrooms, a sharp new kitchen, and three stylish baths, the place has a lot of eye candy for a foreclosure rehab in the South Side neighborhood.
Space on the 33rd floor just sold for $640 a square foot—and it’s not even a record price in the building. (The $32 million unit on the 89th floor is still available.)