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Are you considering downsizing in 2020 or beyond? Here in Chicagoland and across the country, plenty of homeowners take this big step every year, selling their current home in order to move into a smaller space.  People choose to downsize for any number of reasons. Oftentimes, this is a move associated with older adults, who want smaller homes that are more accessible and easier to maintain — while also being more affordable, in some cases.  And it's certainly not just older homeowners who consider downsizing. In some cases, homeowners of all ages may want to "downsize to upgrade," seeking a smaller home with more features on their wishlist. Downsizing can also be a matter of convenience. Depending on your preferences, downsizing can be a way to simplify your life, declutter your home, and live a more sustainable, environmentally friendly lifestyle. 

Looking for a good laugh? You're in the right place. The Chicago area is world-famous for its dynamic comedy scene, which includes improv, stand-up, live theater, and sketch.  From the city to the suburbs, Chicagoland is home to some of the most legendary comedy theaters in the world. It has also served as the launchpad for s...

After months of shoveling snow and keeping cooped up indoors, the first days of spring can feel downright magical. Here in Chicagoland, people welcome spring in all sorts of ways — and one of the most important and fulfilling things you can do is get your home ready for the season.  Just like it may take you some time to adjust as we move from winter to spring, your home may need a little help getting ready for the changing weather to come. The "in-between" days of late February and early March can be a great chance to look for damage caused by a freezing winter, and get your property ready for the warmer, wetter days ahead. 

The Chicago area is famous for its robust and eclectic music scene. For generations, some of the greatest musicians around have called Chicagoland home. From the city to the suburbs, our area is a hotbed for rock and roll, jazz, blues, and hip hop.  Does your dream home put you in walking distance of an amazing concert hall or a jazzy lounge? Want to live in a spot where you can rub elbows with local musicians, hone your craft, or pick through crates of vinyl records?  Grab your headphones, plug in your amps, and read on. Here are seven Chicagoland communities perfect for music lovers: 

Located about four miles south of the Loop, Bronzeville is one of Chicago's most storied and celebrated neighborhoods. Known for its rich history as a center for business and the arts, Bronzeville has served as the home of many renowned leaders, creators, and activists over the decades, ranging from legendary jazz musician Louis Armstrong, to the history-making astronaut Robert H Lawrence, Jr., to the crusading journalist Ida B. Wells.  Today, Bronzeville is full of plenty of unique and exciting things to see and do. So, what should be on your "bucket list" of things to experience in this legendary community? Here are ten of the can't miss sights and attractions that make Bronzeville shine: 
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