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Chicago has long been considered the business and cultural capital of the Midwest, but within the past decade, under the leadership of Mayor Richard M. Daley, Chicago has emerged as a World City renowned for its diverse and thriving economy, world-class arts and entertainment, and progressive environmental stewardship. Today, Chicago’s star is shining brighter than ever – as a Candidate City for the 2016 Summer Olympics, as the FAST COMPANY U.S. City of the Year, and as the No. 1 city in resident satisfaction according to a recent survey of 14 international cities including New York and Paris.
To the average Chicagoan, these accolades come as little surprise. Since its incorporation in 1837, Chicago has represented the strong work ethic, boot-strap optimism and practical ingenuity of the Midwest. This is the town that reversed the flow of a river, gave birth to the modern skyscraper and endured the longest championship drought in Major League Baseball history…with a smile. It’s a city known for breathtaking beauty and blue-collar brawn. And more and more, Chicago has the attention of the nation and the world.
Chicago is called “The City That Works,” and it lives up to that moniker as the corporate headquarters for more than 25 Fortune 500 companies. Chicago’s economy is growing faster than either New York’s or L.A.’s, and the recent merger of the Chicago Board of Trade and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange created the world’s largest financial exchange. But Chicago is also fiercely entrepreneurial; a city where just about anyone with an idea and the passion to see it through can find success.
Sources: Fast Company (May 9, 2008), The Economist (March 18, 2006), Chicago Tribune (July 29, 2008), Chicago Sun-Times (July 22, 2008), World Business Chicago, Chicago 2016, City of Chicago.
When Chicagoans aren’t working, they’re enjoying one of the most vibrant urban playgrounds in the world, offering year-round recreation to enlive... Read more
The West Gate Mill District, formerly the center of Chicago's textile industry, now features condominiums and lofts in beautifully converte... Read more
Old Irving Park, on Chicago's north side, remains an oasis of classic bungalows, vintage three-flats, and Victorian homes with spacious lawns. Hom... Read more
The West Loop has experienced a housing boom in recent years, as high-rise condominium developments and office buildings have turned the area into ... Read more
BucktownBucktown, just north of Wicker Park, is a neighborhood of brick cottages and comfortable three-flat condominiums. As the area has undergone ... Read more
East Lake Shore Drive occupies only one city block, but it is one of Chicago's most prestigious and historic addresses. The beaux arts-styl... Read more
Several neighborhoods that border the Chicago River and east of the Edens Expressway provide home buyers with many options for housing that date... Read more
Hyde Park, on Chicago's south side, is one of Chicago's most culturally sophisticated and diverse neighborhoods. Home to the University of Chicago... Read more
Extending along the Kennedy Expressway, a number of neighborhoods offer a diverse selection of options for prospective home buyers. Avondale an... Read more
Ukrainian Village and East Village, bordering Wicker Park to the north, are neighborhoods of modest cottages and two and three-flat buildings. Hom... Read more
Central Station is an entirely new development of single-family homes, townhouses, and condominiums located just south of Grant Park, at th... Read more
While Old Town takes up only a few city blocks compared to many of Chicago's neighborhoods, its charm is irresistible. Old Town's narrow streets... Read more
The Jackson Boulevard Historic District, on Chicago's newly-developed west side, is a row of Victorian row houses listed on the National Register o... Read more
DePaulThe DePaul neighborhood takes its name from DePaul University, founded in this area almost a century ago. Home buyers can take advantage of a... Read more
Located near the University of Illinois at Chicago as well as the Loop, the Tri-Taylor District retains its nineteenth-century charm while at th... Read more
The South Loop is one of Chicago's greatest success stories, as home buyers have flocked to the area to take advantage of loft spaces in converte... Read more
Located just north of the Loop, River North is an exciting work-in-progress, as airy high rise condominium developments create a residential haven i... Read more
Logan Square and Palmer Square, located directly northwest of Wicker Park and Bucktown, offer residents broad, tree-lined boulevards, imposin... Read more
Only 34 years after its incorporation, the city of Chicago suffered a great tragedy: the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. The blaze left a third of th... Read more
If you're looking for proximity to upscale shopping, fabulous restaurants and first-rate theatres, look no further than Streeterville. Located jus... Read more
The Gold Coast is one of Chicago’s most famous residential neighborhoods, with housing options that range from landmark mansions and elegan... Read more
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