Why Frank Lloyd Wright Homes Sell for Less Than You'd Expect
They usually need updates, but landmark status makes them hard to renovate. And, around here, they’re not as rare as you might assume.
They usually need updates, but landmark status makes them hard to renovate. And, around here, they’re not as rare as you might assume.
The sensational 19th-floor, $4.75 million home is a former observatory with excellent finishes and spectacular views.
The profitable sale went for a touch above the political adviser’s asking price.
The rocker’s crib—as in, from MTV’s Cribs—can be yours for $869,000.
The Highland Park home is sweet—if you like mid-century Modern eccentricity, you’re ready for a renovation, and you don’t mind tourists in your driveway.
Chicago magazine’s real estate expert lets you in on the best housing buys in the area right now.
The $324,900 four-bedroom has a new kitchen, finished basement, redone roof, and storybook style. It’s perfect—if you don’t mind being 42 miles from the Loop.
It’s in a great location, it’s very pretty, and its $2.639 million sale price beat the old record holder by half a million dollars.
For $2.5 million, as you might expect, the place in River North is really nice!
Here’s how to compete with a bidder who shows up with a fat wad of liquid assets.