Four Single-Family Homes for Less Than $550,000 in Chicago
It’s tough to find a bargain—but there are quasi-affordable gems sprinkled throughout the city.
It’s tough to find a bargain—but there are quasi-affordable gems sprinkled throughout the city.
The signage indicating zoning changes is notoriously impenetrable. In Logan Square, Carlos Ramirez-Rosa is rolling out new rules.
Alta Roosevelt features a mini-bowling alley, a demonstration kitchen, zen garden, pet lounge, car wash, and more (including rental units).
We’re a city of neighborhoods. Tally’s Corner is not one of them.
The award-winning home, designed by architect H.P. Davis Rockwell as his family residence, is timeless and also very 1960s.
There are lots of options for this classic Chicago style, from under $500,000 to mansion-size.
After a 35-year long hiatus, the Roaring Twenties-era stage is returning to the spotlight.
Ranches and formstone are easy to find in the near-northern suburb, with contemporary amenities inside.
From a luxe 2,000-square-foot condo that feels like it’s in the lake to a one-bed directly looking at Navy Pier, you can skip the crowds by living with the best views.
From under $200K to over $800K, the style has a lot of options in the city.