Posts with tag 'Lincoln Square'

The future of the housing market is never certain, even for those of us whose lives and professions revolve around keeping tabs on the real estate world. But there are always trends that point to where the real estate market will head next. As our real estate agents in Chicago look ahead to 2026, we're able to make some very well-educated guesses about what the market will look like in the year ahead. 

2026 Market Predictions in Chicagoland

If you're planning to buy or sell a home in Chicagoland in 2026, here's what you can expect. 

More homes will sell

After a couple of years during which the housing market seemed to be stuck in neutral, 2026 may be the year when it kicks back into gear. The National Association of Realtors predicts roughly a

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Updated 5/23/2025

Chicagoland comes alive in the springtime. This season also marks the beginning of what our real estate agents like to call "market season" in Chicagoland, which extends throughout the summer and winds down in the fall. Whether you're looking for arts and crafts, fresh produce, or any other local, handmade goods, you'll find them at these upcoming spring and summer markets and craft fairs in the Chicago area. 

• Lincoln Square Farmers Market - 4513 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago, IL 60625. Chicago has several excellent weekly farmers' markets throughout the warmer months. The

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Spring has officially arrived in Chicagoland, and there's truly no better time to get outside and enjoy the fresh air and sunshine. Fortunately, we live in a city with truly exceptional urban parks and trails. Join our real estate agents at some of our favorite hiking spots in the Chicago area this season!

• Lakefront Trail - 900 W Ardmore Ave, Chicago, IL 60660
  Stretching 18 miles through several Chicago neighborhoods, the Lakefront Trail is a tremendous resource for hiking, jogging, and cycling along the Lake Michigan shoreline. The...

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Chicagoland has something for everyone, especially history buffs. From the Great Chicago Fire to the World's Fair, remnants of Chicago's past are everywhere — and it's the perfect time of year to visit some of the Chicagoland area's best historical sites. 

These are some of the historic landmarks in Chicagoland that our real estate agents think should be on your list this year. 

• The Rookery Building - 209 S La Salle St, Chicago, IL 60604
  Dating back to 1888, the Rookery Building is a historic office building located in the Financial District within the

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June 18 is International Sushi Day. Despite Chicago being far from a coastal city, it boasts some truly exceptional dining options for sushi lovers. 

From the suburbs to the heart of Downtown, chefs all across Chicagoland create sushi that ranges from the classic to the creative. If you're ready to eat your heart's content in maki and nigiri this month, head to one of our real estate agents' favorite sushi restaurants in Chicagoland.

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• Sushi Tokoro - 4750 N Western Ave, Chicago, IL 60625
  A low-key spot with excellent fresh sushi and traditional hibachi entrees, Sushi Tokoro

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