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Women-Owned Business Spotlight: Vintage Refined
“I absolutely loved the renovation process and the idea of restoring something old. It was through this process that I realized how much I loved design and valued maintaining the integrity of older things.”
More Space in Bucktown: Meet Carrie
I was looking for a bit more living space and definitely more outdoor space, as well as a quieter block. Having space to entertain is important to me in addition to more inside hang out spots, too.
Women-Owned Business Spotlight: Leelee’s Garden
“As I got more involved in plants, I got a flash image of a place I wanted to create: Leelee’s Garden, a botanical paradise filled with workshops, plants and flowers.”
Finding Room to Grow in Logan Square
We came cross a new construction home right in our neighborhood that had more space than our condo, and it was just a few blocks from the 606. We loved the modern design of the home, and most importantly, the location!
Wicker Park Buyer: Meet Margaret
I loved the overall vibe of the area. There are wide, tree-lined, quiet streets with neighborhood bars and restaurants throughout. And the livelier Division and Chicago corridors are also nearby—an easy walk.
Tips for Packing Up Your Home + Moving
We get it, moving can be a tricky balancing act! There’s a lot of excitement mixed with anxiety. From finding a new home to getting your current living quarters packed up and ready to go, there are many moving pieces. Fortunately, you don’t have to do it alone.
Roscoe Village First-time Home Buyers: Meet Katie + Ryan
Initially, we really wanted a modern home with a brand new or recently renovated feel. But, as we started to view places, we realized we have a bit more of a traditional style and wanted something that felt a bit more cozy.
Chicago Market Update: October 21, 2022
You're probably hearing a lot about rising interest rates and a shifting real estate market, but what's happening in other parts of the country is not what's happening in Chicago.