
For decades, the “American Dream” in the Chicago suburbs has looked a certain way: a detached single-family home, a two-car garage, and a sprawling green lawn. Meanwhile, condo living was largely seen as the domain of the city dweller, reserved for high-rises along the lakefront or vintage walk-ups in Lincoln Park.
However, as housing prices fluctuate and lifestyle priorities shift, many buyers are looking at suburban condos with fresh eyes. But is it a smart move? Like any real estate decision, buying a condo in the suburbs comes with a unique set of pros and cons that differ significantly from buying in the city. Continue reading








