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The peaceful village of Peotone has received national attention as one of the proposed sites for a third major Chicagoland airport. With prime
undeveloped land and natural country charm, this small rural community is poised for economic expansion. Access to both Route 50 and Interstate 57
is another advantage, since these major transportation corridors are so conducive to development. The village is nestled between Chicago's suburban fringe and the expanding Kankakee area, offering an easy commute to the Loop by car or train. Peotone is a community filled with history and culture where well-educated residents enjoy first-rate municipal services that include an outstanding park district and a fine library. Many of the homes in Peotone are set along wide, curbed streets shaded by ancient trees in many varieties. Magnificent turn-of-the-century manors blend with contemporary houses for charming yet attractive neighborhoods. Local planners are anxious to welcome quality businesses and advanced technologies that are able to preserve the serene atmosphere for which Peotone is known. The village hosts the Will County Fair and draws visitors to the historic H.A. Rathje Mill the annual Peotone Car Club's parade of antique automobiles.
Famous as the "summer home of the Chicago Bears" major league football team,
the village of Bourbonnais is a growing community with a proud pas... Read more
Established in 1870, the village of Beecher is 37 miles south of Chicago. The modest population ensures all the tranquility and slower pace of ... Read more
The growing village of Crete claims a rich history that dates back to 1800s, only two decades after Illinois became a state. Over the many decade... Read more
Since 1949 when Park Forest was hailed as one of the nation's first totally planned model
communities, the village has demonstrated remarkabl... Read more
Recognized as one of the fastest-growing communities in the Chicago Southland region, Frankfort doubled its residential capacity and increased it... Read more
Located just 37 miles from downtown Chicago, Frankfort has a rich history and an exciting future. Home buyers will appreciate the many vintage homes... Read more
As a well-planned, progressive community, Matteson boasts the largest office market
in the south and southwestern suburbs. Southland's corporat... Read more
Matteson, just 30 miles south of Chicago, is a unique suburban gem, surrounded by forests and rich in history. While home buyers can find a wid... Read more
Characterized as a growing community with award-winning schools and a thriving
business sector, Richton Park also features a pleasing selection o... Read more
Residents of Grant Park find it amusing when visitors confuse their small village with
Chicago's Grant Park. This serene, friendly, and growin... Read more
Boasting a rich and fascinating history, Monee also claims a bright future based
on careful planning and a commitment to quality. Harmonizing ... Read more
Distinguished as the largest municipality in the southern suburbs, University Park lies primarily in Will County but also sprawls into Cook
County... Read more
Surrounded by the township of the same name, the village of Manhattan is located in northeastern Illinois approximately 40 miles south of Chicag... Read more
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