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Evanston is considering changing its zoning to allow construction of multiunit buildings on any residential lot, which would make it the first Chicago-area municipality to abandon “single-family only” zoning for neighborhoods.

Having worked for the Chicago Fire, the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Yankees, John Urban has seen his share of stadium skyboxes.

The University of Illinois Chicago sold a 19th-century house with a significant architectural provenance that had been used as the official residence of its chancellor.

Former Rep. Bobby Rush, who served 15 terms in Congress, including one following an election where he beat future President Barack Obama, is selling his longtime home in Bronzeville.

The structure was designed to be unlike any other Chicago-area village hall. But there are concerns about accessibility for people with disabilities and services having outgrown the building.

Just two days ahead of a final settlement in the lawsuit that upended the way Americans buy and sell homes, the U.S.

The head of a Chicago-based software company sold his sleek contemporary house for $5.3 million, the highest price on record for any home in Bucktown or neighboring Wicker Park.

The CFO of the Potbelly sandwich chain, who's also a former high-level McDonald's executive, sold his home in Winnetka. To continue reading...

Unseasonable warmth wasn't only on the weather maps this fall but also in the Chicago-area housing market, which stayed hot while others around the nation cooled down.

A vast estate in Barrington Hills — an enormous mansion on more than 70 acres — is back on the market for at least the third time in a decade, and this time the asking price is higher than it's ever been