atop the ladder atop the box atop the earth in chicago
I thought of an old friend yesterday as we zipped through Rogers Park for a mid-evening jaunt to Best Buy last night.
Jerry Riggs, the kid who could (or thought he could) concoct anything from nothing.
You may know the type. Don’t go down to his basement for fear that the hodge-podge of wires with q-tips and [...]
Full Pockets and Best Impressions . Chicago Market
Two quarters, eleven pennies, seven dimes and four nickels. Three Hotwheels. And a small Altoids tin.
My sons are four and three. These items came from their pockets tonight.
In what order and according to whom? I can’t tell you, though typically Jackson (four) is prone to carrying multiple cars in his pocket and he never parts [...]
six plates spinning . logistics of the chicago real estate market
Spinning six plates atop sticks takes skill and concentration. Much like preparing a wonderful meal or orchestrating a schedule and activities with myriad buying and selling clients amid the din that is the Chicago real estate market.
Will January Beget a Warm Spring Real Estate Market in Chicago?
What does Chicago’s spring real estate market hold? Historically January is robust though the last three years have been slow. And this year? There’s plenty of pent up deman and inventory as well. The question is whether lenders will perform their role and lend or if they will continue to stand on the sideline with their hands in their pockets. Let’s hope they make loans. Time will tell.
A Beach Front View and a Chicago Real Estate Professionals Inability to Relate (to a Frozen Lockbox)
Feeling someone else’s pain usually relies on really being able to feel that person’s pain. And so when I received a plaintive email asking for help to de-ice a frozen lockbox and I was half a world away, I literally could not relate. Not that I didn’t understand. It’s just that my brain in the tropics couldn’t relate to icy Chicago.
