Key listing highlights:

• Price: $265,000

• Bedrooms: 2

• Bathrooms: 1

• Parking: None (nearby rental parking available)

• Taxes: $4,415.15 (2024)

• Assessments (HOA): $447/month (includes heat, water, insurance, scavenger)

Nestled on a quiet, tree-lined street just steps from the lake, 832 W Lakeside Place Unit 3N sits in one of Chicago’s most dynamic and evolving neighborhoods: Uptown Chicago. More specifically, this address falls within the charming Clarendon Park pocket—a sub-area known for its residential feel, proximity to the lakefront, and classic Chicago architecture.

What makes this location particularly appealing is its balance. While Uptown is widely recognized for its vibrant

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This highly anticipated residential development at 1415 North Dayton Street is set to redefine modern living in Lincoln Park, one of Chicago’s most sought-after neighborhoods. This upcoming high-rise project blends luxury apartments, prime location, and lifestyle-driven amenities—making it a standout addition to the city’s North Side real estate market.

Prime Location in Lincoln Park

Located near the intersection of North Dayton Street and West Evergreen Avenue, 1415 North Dayton Street places residents in the heart of Lincoln Park. Known for its tree-lined streets,

Residents and pedestrians in Chicago’s upscale Gold Coast neighborhood got an unexpected look at the future today when a vehicle from Waymo was spotted driving near the intersection of Oak Street and State Street in Chicago. The sensor-covered vehicle immediately caught attention from people walking along the busy retail corridor, raising questions about whether autonomous vehicle testing could be expanding into the Windy City.

Waymo, the self-driving technology company owned by Alphabet Inc., has become one of the most recognizable names in autonomous driving. The company originally began as a project within Google before spinning off into its own entity in 2016. Since then, Waymo has launched autonomous ride-hailing services in several U.S.

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Chicago's West Loop has long been a hotspot for urban revival, blending historic charm with modern innovation. Now, the neighborhood is set to welcome a game-changer: Fulton Bond, a sprawling condominium development that's reimagining high-end living in the Fulton Market District. Situated at 1325 West Fulton Street, this project by Sulo Development spans an entire city

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Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood — long known for its leafy streets, historic architecture, and vibrant community — may soon welcome a striking new addition to its skyline. Developers Honore Properties and Peerless Development have unveiled plans for a 28-story apartment tower at 1415 North Dayton Street, a project that could bring over 300 new homes to this iconic North Side neighborhood.

The proposal, which is currently under review by city officials, envisions a 340-unit residential high-rise designed by local firm bKL Architecture. At its core, the design blends a traditional masonry podium with a sleek,

Carmine’s Reopens in Chicago: A Beloved Gold Coast Fixture Comes Back Better Than Ever

After nearly three long years of closure and a $4 million renovation, one of Chicago’s most iconic Italian restaurants has finally reopened its doors, ushering in a new era for classic Italian dining in the city. Carmine's, a beloved Rush Street staple known for hearty portions, red-sauce classics, and lively atmosphere, launched its reopening this week — giving aficionados and newcomers alike a reason to celebrate the return of a Chicago institution.

A Legacy Reimagined

Carmine’s first made its mark in Chicago’s dining scene in the 1990s as part of the esteemed Rosebud Restaurant Group, a family of Italian eateries with deep roots in the city. Over the

Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood continues to dominate as one of the city's hottest real estate markets, and all signs point to sustained strength heading into and through 2026. This tree-lined, lakefront enclave north of downtown consistently outperforms broader Chicago trends, drawing families, professionals, and investors who prioritize quality of life alongside long-term value.

The numbers tell a compelling story of demand outpacing supply. As of late 2025 data rolling into early 2026, median sale prices in Lincoln Park hovered around $785,000 to $849,000, with year-over-year gains often exceeding 10% in recent months (e.g., +10.6% in November 2025 per Redfin reports). Average sale prices have climbed even higher in some segments, surpassing

Photo Courtesy of Kith's 

The highly anticipated store officially opened its doors on October 4, 2025, at 54 E Walton St, Chicago, IL 60611, just steps from the Magnificent Mile. Spanning two expansive floors and nearly 17,600 square feet, this flagship is more than just a retail space—it’s an immersive experience blending high-end streetwear with sophisticated design elements like walnut millwork, marble flooring, coffered ceilings, and elegant brass accents.

On the ground level, shoppers can browse Kith’s full in-house collections for men, women, and kids, including premium apparel, footwear, accessories, and exclusive collaborations (think ASICS sneakers and limited drops). The vibe is polished yet approachable, evolving the brand from its

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Chicago's historic Gold Coast neighborhood is no stranger to transformation, blending its elegant past with modern urban living. The latest buzz centers on a proposed 28-story apartment tower at 7 West Elm Street, set to replace a vacant Barnes & Noble bookstore and the beloved Lou Malnati's Pizzeria. This development promises to inject fresh energy into the area, offering new housing options amid the city's ongoing demand for residential spaces.

Spearheaded by Convexity Properties, who acquired the site for $39 million in September 2025, the project revives a stalled plan from 2021. Originally envisioned by Newcastle Limited with a height of 345 feet and 304 units, the updated design scales back slightly to

In the heart of the Windy City, where Lake Michigan's waves meet towering skylines, 2025 has emerged as a banner year for high-end homebuyers. Picture this: a sprawling Winnetka estate fetching $31.25 million—the priciest sale of the year—while downtown condos in the Gold Coast trade hands for over $10 million. These aren't isolated splurges; they're symptoms of a booming luxury market that's outpacing expectations and rewriting the rules of upscale living in Chicago.

The numbers tell a compelling story. By early November, the Chicago metro area clocked in 138 transactions for properties exceeding $4 million, eclipsing the previous high of 136 from 2023. This frenzy has already surpassed the full-year tally of 106 from 2024, with seven