What $12.7 Million Buys You in Winnetka
This lakefront mansion was just the third place to get $12 million in Winnetka—but this one sold for a bit more than the rest.
This lakefront mansion was just the third place to get $12 million in Winnetka—but this one sold for a bit more than the rest.
The Prairie Style of Frank Lloyd Wright meets modern construction techniques in this efficient, handsome Glencoe house.
Priced out of Lincoln Square and North Center? You can still buy on the North Side—just head a few blocks west.
Bought for more than $5 million in 2005, this Lake Forest house sold this spring for $3.6 million. It’s a bit less than the asking price six years ago: $11.495 million.
The National Association of Realtors’ chief economist says prices—and buyer confidence—will keep rising. But don’t let that lead you to make a hasty purchase.
Chicago magazine’s real estate expert will discuss the best housing buys in the area right now.
Known to real estate insiders as “pocket listings,” these hush-hush deals happen before buyers get a chance to make an offer. And in Chicago, they’re on the rise.
Good schools. Big yard. Quiet street. This cute $309,000 three-bedroom in Mount Prospect would have sold in a flash if it weren’t for that little one-car garage.
Ex-CEO Bill Wrigley and ex-Bull Brad Miller have both had properties on the market for years. Buyers finally came up with the cash for each one last week.
For $1.69 million, you get a beautiful 1856 Italianate house with three porches, period details, and modern updates.