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From the Magnificent Mile to Navy Pier and beyond, there’s a great deal to keep Chicago residents busy during their leisure time. But sometimes it’s nice to get out of the big city, especially during hot summer days. Fortunately, there are countless beautiful Midwest vacation destinations located just a few hours from Chicago. Here are … Continued
Cubs legend Ernie Banks is credited for giving Wrigley Field the iconic nickname, “The Friendly Confines.” Today, the same can be said of Wrigleyville, a neighborhood on Chicago’s North Side that surrounds the iconic stadium. Along with easy access to Cubs games, residents of Wrigleyville enjoy tree-lined residential streets, vibrant dining, and nightlife. Consider Clark … Continued
Draper and Kramer, Incorporated, today announced pre-leasing is underway for Wrigleyville Lofts, the developer’s new 120-unit mixed-use project at 949 W. Dakin St. in Chicago’s Wrigleyville neighborhood. Located across the street from the Sheridan Red Line station and two and a half blocks north of Wrigley Field, the community is currently under construction and will … Continued
The history of pizza dates back to the Italian Renaissance. In the 1500s, hardworking Neapolitans embraced pizza as the perfect grab-n-go meal. Today, it’s a treat enjoyed all over the world. Few types of pizzas have garnered as much international acclaim as Chicago’s deep-dish style: a soft, doughy pizza that is cooked in a pan … Continued
Draper and Kramer, Incorporated, today announced it has topped off a 120-unit mixed-use development at 949 W. Dakin St. in Chicago’s Wrigleyville neighborhood. The project will be named Wrigleyville Lofts and is located across the street from the Sheridan Red Line station and two and a half blocks north of Wrigley Field. Draper and Kramer plans to begin pre-leasing … Continued
Although Chicago’s most popular nickname is the “Windy City,” it is also referred to as the “City by the Lake.” The reference, of course, is to Lake Michigan. Chicago’s economy, lifestyle, and recreation are all very much affected by this massive body of fresh water. Without it, Chicago would not be the economic powerhouse it … Continued
Bronzeville—Chicago’s flourishing multicultural epicenter—is known for its rich history, diverse community, and vibrant culture. Home to legendary musician Louis Armstrong, Pulitzer Prize-winner Gwendolyn Brooks, and infamous civil rights activist Ida B. Wells, Bronzeville is well known for its Victorian-era architecture, 19th-century mansions, monuments, libraries, galleries, and more. Bronzeville also boasts a diverse business community where … Continued
The historical Printers Row neighborhood in Chicago’s South Side is aptly named. Decades ago, printing businesses both large and small lined the streets of Printers Row. Beginning in the 1970s, many of these buildings were repurposed as residential lofts, though the most iconic buildings remain as part of the Printing House Row District, a national … Continued
The sprawling Chicago metropolitan area includes dozens of communities. Located just thirty miles northwest of the Loop is Schaumburg, one of Chicago’s top suburbs. Safety, education, and jobs are all attributes attracting residents to the area. In fact, Money magazine rated the Schaumburg the best place to live in Illinois in 2017. Schaumburg also makes the list … Continued
In a city known for its style and art, no other neighborhood better represents Chicago than River North. With more clubs, galleries and studios than any other part of Chicago, River North attracts creatives looking for a trendy community full of inspiration. River North is a little over three square miles in size but home … Continued