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Deerfield
The village of Deerfield is another North Shore suburb of Chicago where new home buyers often search for real estate. Situated mostly in Lake County with a portion in Cook County, Deerfield covers about seven square miles and is bordered by Lake Forest, Bannockburn, Northbrook, Highland Park and Riverwoods.
Evanston
Located 11 miles from Chicago's loop and lakeside, Evanston is one of Chicago's most sophisticated suburbs. With its historical charm, lush parks and beautiful beaches and as home to one of the nation's most prestigious universities, Northwestern University, Evanston offers it all. In recent years, new condo developments have sparked immense growth in the community. New trendy eateries, exciting cultural venues and well-known retailers have all settled in Evanston, making it a popular venue for home buyers.
Glencoe
Home to Chicago's Botanical gardens, several parks, three golf courses and along the lake, Glencoe is an outdoor paradise. The town is small and consists mostly of single family homes on large lots. Glencoe's central business district, although small, boasts fine dining and premier boutiques.
Glenview
Glenview is a small, upscale community that has experienced tremendous growth in recent years. The site of the town's former Naval Air Station has been developed into a mixed-use district, better known as “The Glen.” This district combines residential homes, a shopping mall, two golf courses and restaurants. Glenview is also a popular suburb because of its access to downtown. There are several Metra stops, and it is alongside the Eden's Expressway and the Tri-State Tollway.
Gold Coast
Gold Coast Chicago condos are some of the most fun properties to show and sell for a real estate agent. Whether they are fabulous new construction or vintage condos filled with character, showing a potential homeowner a gorgeous condo on the Gold Coast is always a treat.
Highland Park
Extending for five miles along Lake Michigan, Highland Park is a quaint, quiet community. It is also home to Ravinia, an outdoor venue for the performing arts. Most summer evenings, there are performances ranging from the Chicago Symphony Orchestra to the Beach Boys. Festival goers bring their picnic baskets, wine and blankets to relax and enjoy the performances under the night sky.
Lake Forest/Lake Bluff
Two of Chicago's most picturesque communities, Lake Forest and Lake Bluff, are home to many historically preserved homes and landscapes. Lake Forest is mainly comprised of stately single family homes. The town's historic Market Square, built in 1916, was actually the nation's first shopping mall! Today, it still serves as a vital part of the community's central business district.
Lakeview
Lakeview is a North Chicago neighborhood bordering Roscoe Village, Lincoln Square, Uptown and Lincoln Park. Like its neighbor to the south, Lincoln Park, it has a strong recent graduate and young professional population, but with some of the most picturesque and more affordable single family homes and condos in Chicago, it hosts a large number of young families as well.
Lincoln Park
Lincoln Park is one of the most well-known areas of Chicago, and Lincoln Park real estate draws a large variety of residents. There is a wide array of single family homes, condos and apartments in the area. Though known for its recent college graduate and young professional population, it is also the home to many young families-- homes for sale in Lincoln Park can be some of the most expensive and exclusive in the city.
Lincolnwood
Lincolnwood is a commuter's paradise. Located just outside the city and only ten miles from downtown, Lincolnwood offers suburban living with the benefits of a big city ambiance only a short distance away.
Loop
Chicago Loop condos keep you in the midst of everything that is happening in the city Chicago. If you work downtown, living in a Loop condo shortens your commute to minutes! For young buyers, Chicago loop condos provide you with immediate access to all the best restaurants and nightlife hot spots in the city.
Northbrook
Northbrook is situated at the northern boundary of Cook County. The community is a combination of residential homes and commercial enterprises with several big name companies in the area. The community also offers wonderful housing stock and hundreds of recreational activities ranging from swimming pools to ice-skating rinks.
River North
The Chicago Tribune describes River North real estate in this manner: "The Near North Chicago neighborhood has 25,000 new residents occupying 10,000 new housing units built since 2000. Along with them have come offices, hotels, eateries, clubs, art galleries and shops.
Skokie
When you're on the lookout for warm and welcoming new house, look no further than Skokie homes for sale. Only a short 16 miles northwest of lively downtown Chicago, the village of Skokie is an easy choice for commuters that would like a family oriented setting.
The Loop
Chicago Loop condos keep you in the midst of everything that is happening in the city of Chicago. If you work downtown, living in a Loop condo shortens your commute to minutes! For young buyers, the Loop area has immediate access to all the best restaurants and nightlife hot spots in the city.
Wilmette
Spanning the lakefront, historic homes and well manicured lawns are characteristic of Wilmette. Many parts of Wilmette feature cobblestone streets making it all the more quaint. The town also boasts one of the world's seven existing Bahai Temples. This elaborate House of Worship took over 40 years to complete. The community is also known for its beautiful beaches and lush parks.
Winnetka
Yet another beautiful, upscale lakefront community, Winnetka is known for its stately homes and tree-lined streets. The town's main business district consists of three different areas all characterized by Tudor style homes. There are several options for outdoor activities year round, from boating and beach going in the summer to ice hockey in the winter.
Uptown
Uptown Chicago Condos reside on the North side of the city in a neighborhood known for its various, historical entertainment venues. Just north of the Lakeview area, the neighborhood is bound by Clark Street on the west, Lake Michigan on the east, Irving Park on the south and Foster on the North. The Uptown area is made up of several smaller, primarily residential neighborhoods.
