
About Chicago
Chicago has never been confined by the mere rules of nature. The skyscraper was born here in 1885; in a city so unfazed by physics that 15 years later it actually took a river and reversed its natural flow. Despite its readiness to defy gravity, Chicago remains resolutely down-to-earth.
You will find a great deal more good humor here than overly serious self-importance, and while Chicago rewards ambition handsomely, it disdains pretension to the same degree.
Writer Carl Sanburg called this Midwestern hub the "City of the Big Shoulders," an apt description in 1916. These days, those who stack wheat are outnumbered by those who trade shares in it; butcher shops and railroad tracks are harder to find than gourmet food stores and world-class museums. But something essential remains unchanged atop Chicago's now-slimmer shoulders: natural sophistication and charm along the banks of Lake Michigan.
That sophistication and charm is well represented by Chicago homes.
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Testimonials
- Jennifer and Dan
- Zahina Kadri
- John and Diana Raitt
- Ward Karson
- Jill Belconis and Steve Aschkenase
- Dejanaie Matthews
- Shawn Zheng
- Lisa and Larry Sablosky
- Paul and Jenny
- Patti Hughes
- Eddie Diaz
- Yerika Fuentes
- Bill T.
- Justin Yang, Emma Zhao
- Ramesh Veeragandham, M.d.
- Elizabeth Stevenson
- Jim Bitter
- Lisa and Bill
- James Van Buren
- Andi S.
- Rachel White
- M. Burns
- Kevin Reilly
- Tom Walsh
- Matt Hagen
- Amalia M kyriacou
- Beth Alexander Stevenson
- Jennifer Harper
- Allison Zielinski
- Derek K.
- Larry and Casandra Paul
- Steve M.
- Fay Ferguson
- Stephanie Tsai
- Barry and Heather
- ROBIN CHRISTIAN
- Christine Rocas
- S. Siegel
- PKW
- Waleska and John
- Jill Schwieters
- M. Richards Family
- Matt Howard
- James Van Buren
- Colby U
- Arman Moseni
- Saundra Linn
- Jill L.
- Kevin Reilly
- David Kimber
- Michelle L
- Bernie winitz
- Lori S.
- Nadine Portera
- Jenna Harper