All property coverage from Chicago.
With homes selling above reserve in key neighborhoods, local buyer's agents are deploying strategic plays to win auctions without overpaying.
With homeownership out of reach for many, new purpose-built rental buildings are changing what tenants can expect in neighborhoods like West Loop and Uptown.
With apartment supply at a premium from Logan Square to South Loop, many Chicagoans face tough choices as leases come up for renewal this summer.
A luxury address on Astor Street sold for $13.1 million, marking the city’s priciest June auction and reshuffling expectations across Chicago’s high-end property market.
With rents climbing and vacancy rates falling, tenants facing lease renewals are scrambling for options. Here’s how to navigate Chicago’s high-pressure rental season.
Despite softening home prices in some pockets, monthly rents in Chicago remain significantly lower than mortgage costs for first-time buyers.
With clearance rates holding firm despite economic turbulence, buyers are sharpening tactics for high-stakes auctions from West Loop lofts to South Side bungalows.
A growing number of Chicago homes are selling before auction day as vendors opt for early certainty—here’s what’s behind the shift.
With clearance rates hovering at post-pandemic highs, buyers need sharp tactics to secure homes from West Loop to Hyde Park.
With mortgage rates topping 7% and home prices refusing to budge, Chicagoans are crunching the numbers—and many are discovering that renting, for now, keeps more cash in their pockets.
A closer look at the Chicago properties that found buyers before hitting the auction block, and what drove vendors to accept these early offers
A closer look at Chicago's dynamic real estate market reveals a surprising trend in affordability
The Chicago suburb of Calumet City is poised for a transformation, with a potential rezoning that could bring new life to its downtown area and attract investors looking for affordable options outside of the city center.
Condo demand is surging in Chicago's poshest suburbs as retirees and empty nesters snap up luxury units close to walkable town centers.
A growing number of Chicago residents are renting where they want to live and buying where they can afford, betting on property appreciation beyond the city center.
Despite soaring prices in neighboring enclaves, Park Ridge combines classic prestige with surprising affordability for buyers who want a strong investment and a comfortable life near the city.
A historic North Michigan Avenue estate sets a new benchmark—redefining market expectations and reshaping the high-end auction landscape.
Monthly mortgage payments now undercut rents in several suburbs, flipping traditional wisdom on its head for would-be homeowners.
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