Address: 1806 N. Wood St., Chicago Price: $3,995,000 Listed: May 7, 2024 This single-family home has six bedrooms, 5½ baths and six outdoor spaces. The sunken living room has vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, a limestone fireplace, large mirrors and access to three outdoor areas. The chef’s kitchen has a 9-foot quartzite waterfall island, a six-burner […]
The Bears hired Waldron in January to replace the recently fired Luke Getsy.
The house has 7-1/2 bathrooms, four fireplaces, and a family room with a wet bar.
Houston-Carson played for the Bears from 2016 until signing with the Baltimore Ravens as a free agent in 2023.
A Chicago Bears electronic billboard on Route 53 could be among the giant advertisements at risk of coming down next month if the Arlington Heights Village Board moves forward with plans to eliminate all billboards in the northwest suburb. The issue came up at the Village Board meeting earlier this month when trustees considered a zoning change for a property at the triangular intersection of Rand Road and Chestnut Avenue. The property owner is looking to construct five new townhomes on the parcel. The automotive repair center on that corner, Arlington Performance Center, currently has two billboards on the property, […]
Built in 2021 and designed by the Morgante Wilson architectural firm, the mansion has three floors for living including a walkout lower level.
Address: 327 S. Oak St., Hinsdale Price: $4,995,000 Listed: April 4, 2024 This six-bedroom home has six full bathrooms and two half-baths. The house features walnut floors, a temperature-controlled wine cellar, a Creston audio-visual home system, a home theater, an exercise room, an outdoor kitchen and bar setup, five HVAC systems, a power generator and […]
As the spring rental market kicks into high gear, some prospective renters are finding they have to act fast to secure affordable units, as experts say inventory is low and average rent prices in Chicago continue to creep up.
Public records do not yet identify the buyers of the 5,187-square-foot unit.
Commission members delayed at least until June a vote on whether to approve demolishing several century-old Southwest Side warehouses considered significant by historic preservationists.