On the Market: A Piece of Oz History
A Printers Row penthouse with an impressive vaulted skylight was home to an original publisher of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
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Five Greystones For Sale in Chicago
Named for the locally sourced Bedford limestone that makes up their facades, they can be found all over the city, in a variety of forms—from condos in multi-unit buildings to a beautifully preseverved home in a Gold Coast development built by Potter Palmer near his lakefront castle.
Chicago’s Top Real Estate Teams
Rankings based on 2020 residential sales in the six-county metro area
Chicago’s Top Real Estate Agents
Rankings based on 2020 residential sales in the six-county metro area
Five Architecturally Significant Homes in Oak Park and River Forest
You can own a piece of the suburbs’ rich history, like one of “tomorrow’s homes,” a beautifully preserved Victorian, or a “bootleg” Prairie Style house that’s (probably) by Frank Lloyd Wright’s draftsman.
Five Peaceful Chicagoland Homes
Get an indoor pool in a swinging Brutalist house, a cabin with a horse barn by a forest preserve for under $500,000, or a midcentury modern woodland estate.
Five Big, Spectacular Homes in the Chicago Suburbs
Take the A-frame… or the pomo house with a midcentury pedigree, or the Lake Bluff manse on an actual lake bluff and views to match.
Five North Shore Midcentury Homes
From a modestly sized and priced no-HOA townhome to a supersized split-level designed by “the Blonde Builder of the Suburbs,” the simple style offers a lot of options.
Five Homes for Sale in the Southwest Suburbs
From fake Frank Lloyd Wright, to a home within an Orland Park oasis, to a sprawling, sunny ranch with a horse barn, you can find a lot of green space by going south.