As the holiday season approaches, Chicago’s North Side real estate market faces challenges with limited inventory and rising prices.

A new exhibit, opening November 13, will feature rare memorabilia from the 1939 film, including the Flying Monkey costume and Dorothy’s ruby slippers.

The cherished saloon lives on even as the site transitions to a new 38-unit apartment building.

The Chicago Loop Alliance’s Q3 2025 report highlights robust economic activity, with over 30 new dining and retail openings and a thriving arts scene.

Armed National Guard troops and aggressive ICE agents are causing unease among Chicago’s upscale real estate brokers, who are already grappling with low inventory and high interest rates.

‘A Wisconsin Christmas Pie,’ a heartwarming indie film, highlights Door County’s cherry orchards and romantic escapes just in time for the holiday season. Make plans to experience this festive destination portrayed in the movie.

A new Chicago ordinance now allows Additional Dwelling Units, or ‘Granny Flats,’ to be built citywide, signaling a significant step toward addressing Chicago’s affordable housing shortage.

Mayor Johnson’s multi-million-dollar bike lane plan is creating a rift in Chicago, as motorists struggle with increased traffic and lost parking.

A new 56-story development planned for Michigan Avenue aims to bring 498 residential units and significant retail space, revitalizing the site of the former Niketown store.

Economists predict that a recent quarter-point interest rate reduction by the Federal Reserve could lead to mortgage rates as low as 5.75 percent, benefiting homebuyers this Christmas season.