While Chicago housing can be a bit pricier than other Midwestern areas, Chicagoland provides new families with a variety of neighborhoods, all of which possess their own distinct qualities. Generally the farther inland you head from Lake Michigan and the city of Chicago, the more opportunities are unlocked for finding ... more »

As the third most populated city in the United States, Chicago always has been growing vertically to accommodate all the new residents that want to locate in the downtown area. Home to the first steel-framed high-rise building in 1885, Chicago continues to be a leader in vertical living opportunities. While ... more »