Sale Round-Up: Lincoln Park

Lincoln Park is many things Chicagoans crave: delightful restaurants, endless entertainment, and shopping galore. The motto “urbs in horto” — or “City in a Garden”— completely describes Lincoln Park. From the endless green spaces and waterfront areas in many parts of this neighborhood to the gorgeous homes and vibrant history, the urban explorer will never run out of things to marvel at in Lincoln Park. Below you’ll find a round-up of homes for sale in Lincoln Park.

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Make Chicago Home: Pilsen

Located on the west side of Chicago, just 3 miles outside the Loop, Pilsen is a neighborhood that oozes art, music, and culture. Home to award-winning restaurants, iconic music venues, and the Chicago Arts District, Pilsen has something to do for everyone. The population of this lower west side hotspot has steadily increased by 5% year-to-year from all the people wanting to call this hip neighborhood home; it was even named one of the coolest neighborhoods around the world by Forbes in 2018.

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10 Chicago Speakeasies You Won’t Want To Miss

Even though Prohibition ended nearly a century ago, speakeasies are still as popular as ever. The enchanting allure of disappearing into a hidden, intimate bar nestled just below the loud chaos of the city is heightened even more as the weather cools down, and we want to be cozied up in small, dim-lit places. Speakeasies are an integral part of Chicago’s local bar culture, and we have a list of ten of them to check out this fall.

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Make Chicago Home: Ravenswood

Located on the north side of Chicago, adjacent to Lincoln Square and North Center neighborhoods, Ravenswood is known for its tree-lined streets, historic architecture, and bustling local economy. Home to industrial and creative manufacturers, Ravenswood’s trendy commercial district boasts a vibrant mix of cafes, taverns, boutiques, craft breweries, restaurants, artist studios, tech start-ups, and an engaged residential community. Continue reading →