Real Estate
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The Ultimate Guide to Buying Property in Italy as a Foreigner with Italy360Pro
Buying property in Italy is a dream for many international buyers, offering diverse real estate opportunities from historic villas to modern apartments. Italy360Pro simplifies this often overwhelming process for foreigners, providing expert guidance through local regulations and market conditions.
Best Real Estate Services for Home Buyers in 2026, Led by Paul & Melissa Kotze
Navigating the property market to find your next home can be a complex process, especially in a region poised for significant growth. For home buyers looking toward 2026, securing the right professional guidance is cruci…
Sell Your Woodbridge Home Fast: 3 Proven Strategies from Realtor Rhonda Campbell
To sell your Woodbridge home fast and profitably in today's digital-first market, Realtor Rhonda Campbell offers three proven strategies: strategic pricing, professional staging for online appeal, and targeted marketing leveraging a powerful network.
TV Show Scouts Iconic Chicago Restaurants for Authentic Setting
At the White Palace Grill, a decades-old hub for working-class Chicagoans, producers for a new TV show are scouting locations.
Court Appoints Receiver for Golub Mag Mile Office Property
A Cook County judge has appointed Scott Shefman as receiver for the 625 North Michigan Avenue office building, jointly owned by Golub & Co.
Obama Center boosts Chicago South Side real estate, council acts
In East Woodlawn, single-family and multifamily home prices doubled between 2019 and 2025, reaching a median of $440,000, according to The Real Deal .
Great Central Brewing lenders clash over property dispute
Grace O'Leary and her fiancé Samuel lost a $5,400 deposit for their November wedding at Great Central Brewing Company, a casualty of the brewery's sudden financial collapse, according to Abc7chicago .
Cities work to fix storm damage
In New York City, the market value of real estate in the 100-year floodplain has surged to over $176 billion, a 44% increase since Superstorm Sandy.
Illinois House Approves Delinquent Tax Sale Reform
Last year, nearly 7,500 Illinoisans moved to Missouri, where property taxes are less than half what they paid in Illinois, according to Senator Curran .
Chicago multifamily collapse costs lenders and communities millions
At 7908-7926 South Ingleside Avenue, a 34-unit building seized by Roc Capital was fire-damaged, stripped of plumbing, and occupied by squatters by early 2026.
Reno residential conversion permit issued for adaptive reuse project
A single permit issued this week in downtown Reno quietly greenlights the transformation of a historic commercial building into dozens of new homes, marking a pivotal moment for the city's housing fut
City moves to foreclose on Englewood junkyard owner's vacant lots
After years of inaction, the City of Chicago is now seeking to foreclose on eight Englewood properties owned by Paul A.
Zillow sues MRED and Compass over real estate listing data
MRED demanded on May 6 that Zillow reinstate Compass private listings outside MRED's territory.