Located just 13 miles from downtown Chicago, Brookfield is a cozy suburban community offering residents the great schools and wide streets of a suburban neighborhood along with all the best of what Chicago has to offer. Check out our top ten bucket list things to see and do in Brookfield, Illinois.
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Making major real estate decisions can be daunting even in normal times. But the pandemic brought about a double whammy to complicate these transactions: our capabilities have been limited, and financial situations perhaps more unstable. At the same time, many factors have homeowners looking to make big moves: historically low interest rates, and the fact that Chicagoland...
There is no doubt that our lives have changed over the past year and a half or so, and the way we see and use our homes has changed right along with us. Our homes have become so much more than home, and we've all learned to expect more from the spaces we share with family and friends. With the opportunity to reflect on how our homes work for us and all we need from them, we've incorporated more creativity, individuality, and functionality into our homes. Check out some design and decor trends that are sure to be popular in 2022, and beyond.
There's nothing like the holiday season in Chicagoland. Although Chicago is beautiful year-round, it is at its best during the holidays, as neighborhood celebrations, light exhibits, and fun winter activities pop up all around the city. After last year's pandemic-limited holiday, Chicagoans are ready to get back out and take in everything the city has to offer. Whatever holidays you observe, the Chicago area offers a wealth of options to suit every taste. Here are our recommendations for holiday events in Chicago for 2021.
As a seller, the home inspection can be one of the more stressful periods of the escrow process. After all, if the home inspector finds major damage in the home, the sale agreement can fall through, with the buyer entitled to the return of any earnest money and the seller back to square one — but this time, with costly fixes to be made before the home can be placed back on the market. For this reason, it can be to sellers' benefit to make some repairs before the inspector ever arrives, if only to minimize the possibility that an inspector's report will be the difference between a closed sale and a failed deal.
