Gold Coast
A Democracy’s Strength is Derived From Each of Us
A Nike commercial from a few years back asked “Where do you want to go today?” As I await tomorrow’s momentous presidential election I want big and small things, but much of what I want distills through the concept and reality of decency. My father-in-law did a very decent thing today as he arrived in Greeley, Colorado to serve as a Democratic poll watcher to make sure that folks who should be able to vote are able to vote. I want things like this to be witnessed by my children and by my neighbors. And I want us all to know that we have the ability to do it. That, after all, was the gist of the Nike ad, right? One lit match chases the darkness of night.
Striking Gold in Chicago’s Gold Coast Real Estate
A neighbor walked on eggshells at the park today thinking all was gloom and doom in the Chicago real estate market. Certainly we are experiencing tumult, but my buying clients are aggressively looking in areas like Chicago’s Gold Coast.
Early Voting in Chicago
Chicagoans have the chance to vote early. It makes sense because doing so ensures you don’t run the risk of the short window of opportunity closing on November 4th before you have a chance to participate in this election of change. The full list of locations is provide here by Chicago real estate professional Tom McCarey.
The Big Truth about Jumbo Loans in Chicago Real Estate Market
“Chicago isn’t considered a “high cost” real estate market? Tell that to home buyers looking in any of the neighborhoods where I concentrate my business,” says Chicago real estate professional Tom McCarey. HUD didn’t classify Chicago as “high cost,” costing the city and its home buyers the opportunity to have access to more jumbo loan providers. The result? Higher interest rates and fewer options.
Connecting the Dots to Learn More About Chicago Real Estate Projects
Chicago real estate professional credits Chicago journalist Sydney J. Harris with his love of sleuthing out facts and connecting the dots and shares his approach using a Tribune article today and how google expanded the research and shed light on a few Chicago real estate projects.
