ComED Rate Hike Vetoed

From Crain’s Chicago Business: Gov. Pat Quinn yesterday vetoed legislation to provide Commonwealth Edison Co. with about $70 million in additional yearly rate hikes over the next several years. The bill, which passed both chambers of the General Assembly by … Continue reading →

Changes to Chicago Parking

There are changes coming to the parking meters in Chicago. Mayor Emanuel announced several modifications which include free parking on Sundays. For having free parking on Sundays, neighborhoods outside the downtown area which have meters that currently expire at 9 … Continue reading →

The Adler Mansion

Built c. 1914 for one of Chicago’s early philanthropists and Sears Roebuck Executives; majestically situated on a near-acre of professionally landscaped gardens in historic Kenwood, this is surely one of the grandest homes in the city. Luxurious…but infinitely livable, this … Continue reading →

Knee Deep

Last week’s flood left many homes with damage. Even minor flooding can cause damage to not only personal property, but dry wall, framing, floors and tile. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, flooding causes $2.9 billion in losses between … Continue reading →

April Newsletter

Take a peek at the current newsletter & video! Some of the sights and sounds in Chicago neighborhoods today — jackhammers, saws and cranes swinging overhead — may strike a familiar chord to those who witnessed the real estate boom … Continue reading →

Be Strong Boston

Thoughts and prayers to those in Boston…. For those who won’t be coming home. Those hurt from the horrific incident. For an entire city. Be strong Boston. The events are still unfolding, but for some, resolution will not come for … Continue reading →

In The Hole

Bids are due next week for the 2.2 acre site, which includes a large circular foundation at what would have been the site of the tallest skyscraper in the US – The Spire. Sellers are hoping to recoup hopefully an … Continue reading →