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Location is one of the strongest indicators of housing quality, because it determines the quality of education, jobs and opportunities to which residents have access. According to Harvard University research, where we grow up will leave a deep imprint on us and will influence where we end...
For the past few years, the ongoing construction in Chicago has been seemingly endless. Even the saying “there are two seasons in Chicago: winter and construction,” doesn’t feel fitting anymore, as the cranes have been permanent fixtures year round, all over town. But...
There’s a reason we didn’t see Chicago in apartment-related headlines last year: no spectacular changes in rent prices. During 2016, overall apartment rents in the Chicago area lingered between $1,300 and $1,400, on average. The metro rents grew by a moderate 4% in 2016, on...
Aside from its notorious politicians and its storied sports teams, what makes Chicago truly unique and such an alluring place to live is its neighborhoods, its...
Article featured on: Report highlights: The national average apartment rent in 2016 increased by 4% y-o-y, reached $1,210/month, according to Yardi Matrix In...
If you’re a football fanatic who likes to be at the center of the action and plans their life around home games, then living near a football venue is for you...
Article featured on: Ever had the feeling that your rent takes up way too much of your income? No need to feel bad about it, it’s not your miserliness...
Article featured on: Study highlights: The number of new green-certified apartments expected to rise by 32% in 2016, exceeding 59,000 units by the end of the...
1.2 Million Wealthy Households Became Renters in the Last 10 Years – In SF They Outnumber Homeowners
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Ranking high on the list of America’s greenest cities, Chicago is the perfect mix of New York City living and mid-western generosity, not to say...
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