Chicago city council banned the construction of new coach houses in 1957, but older examples — like the ones in our roundup here — were grandfathered in. Read more
Known for their front-facing gable roofs, modest size, and raised basements, workers cottages were originally built as affordable housing in the 19th century. Read more
Owning and maintaining one of these landmarked properties — once home to politicians, car showrooms, and more — are great ways to help preserve the city's architectural history. Read more
One of the original streets laid out by surveyor James Thompson in his 1830 plat of what is now the Loop, Clark Street has some great homes on the market now. Read more
