Five Architecturally Significant Homes for Sale Around Chicago
It’s easy to find a place with pedigree in the city. (A Tuscan tower, not so much.)
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For $10 Million, an Entire Floor of the Old Playboy Building
The 5,500-square-foot condo sits on the 31st level of the Palmolive Building.
Five Retro Atomic Ranches on the Market
With gabled roofs and lots of interior light, they’re representative of the California landscape they arose in.
Will COVID Kill the Megadevelopment?
Work began on Lincoln Yards and the 78 as the world changed. But developers are betting on a continued thirst for big living.
Five Bungalows for When You Just Need a House
They’re lovable, solidly built, reasonably sized, and above all, ubiquitous.
Live Like a Jetson in These Very '90s Millennium Mansions
Not to be confused with the much-reviled McMansions.
Extremely Cute Farmhouse Lists for Price of Loop Condo
The St. Charles property includes 4,400 square feet of living space on two acres — plus a built-in food source.
How High Up Can You Live in Chicago?
You can crack the 50th floor for less than $300,000 — but be prepared to sacrifice some character for a view.
Five Grand Old Homes for Sale on the South Side
Some of the best housing stock in the city lies along a narrow swath of the South Side — namely the Prairie Avenue Historic District. The pocket of land between 16th and 20th Street quickly grew into the city’s Millionaires’ Row after the Great Chicago Fire, with buildings by Daniel Burnham, Henry Ives Cobb (architect … Read more
Four Midcentury Modern Homes for Sale Around Chicago
For the price of a comparably sized McMansion.