How to Find an Affordable North Side Neighborhood
Priced out of Lincoln Square and North Center? You can still buy on the North Side—just head a few blocks west.
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.
Prices aren’t rising much. Foreclosures are still a problem. But we’re finally tackling that pesky mansion shortage!
A tenant wants to buy a reader’s two-flat. Here’s how she should research sale prices on comparable properties to determine a good asking price.