10 Bucket List Things To See And Do In Ukrainian Village and Noble Square

The area that we have come to know as Frankfort, Illinois, was once inhabited by the Winnebago, Potawatomi, and other native tribes. William Rice, the first non-native settler, created a permanent settlement in the area in 1831. German settlers gave the village its name, after the German city of Frankfurt. By midcentury, the village was a thriving community, driven largely by the existence of "Frankfort Station," a key railroad depot.

Nowadays, Frankfort is considered one of the nicest places to live in Illinois. A quiet suburban community with excellent schools, spacious parks, and easy access to all that Chicago has to offer. it's no wonder that so many seek to relocate to this picturesque town. And Frankfort has a national reputation. Frankfort's Fall Festival has been named the country's No. 5 Classic and Contemporary Craft Show, with nearly 300 Artisan Booths, a Food Court, and a carnival and parade that is fun for kids and their parents alike. 

It's that time of year again —  Chicago Agent magazine's Agents' Choice awards! And this year, we were nominated in nearly every category and brought home two awards for Best Dressed and Best Real Estate Team. 

But this isn't the first time we've been recognized by our peers in the industry. Since 2014, our people ha...

New Year's Resolution season is right around the corner, and many of us are resolving to get our workout routines back on track as 2022 begins. Working out brings with it undeniable physical and mental health benefits, and a home gym area is a fantastic way to take your workout routine to the next level. Being able to work out at home means being able to squeeze in a workout without having to travel to and from a gym, no lines for equipment, and the ability to stick to a routine. In an era of uncertainty, a home gym can be a reliable, private, risk-free place to ensure you never have to skip your gym time again. 

Most house hunters think of spring and summer as the ideal times to search for a home. With kids out of school, moving can be less complicated, and warmer weather makes house hunting seem like less of a chore and more of a charming adventure. And, while there is no question that checking out open houses is a bit less fun in November than it is in April, serious buyers can find a different, more buyer-friendly market as the days grow shorter and the weather cools down. Motivated buyers who are willing to wait may find that buying a home at the end of the year can pay dividends.