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Breaking ground on new construction: What agents need to know

All signs indicate that new construction is helping move the needle forward. But still not far enough.

Foundry Park takes shape along the Chicago River

The project will include 3,200 single- and multifamily residences, 435,000 square feet of retail and 100,000 square feet of office space, according to JDL.

Do you need a real estate coach?

Whether a newly minted agent or an industry veteran, many in real estate are increasingly turning to coaching to up their game and stand out from the crowd.

What to expect from your first real estate coaching consultation

If you’ve never worked with a real estate coach before, it’s natural to wonder what that first session will be like.

How becoming a registered title agent can expand your business

What sets @ Home Title Services apart is its structured, supervised model that allows Realtors to take on defined responsibilities within the title process

How real estate business models shape agent success

Every agent has different priorities they consider necessary to reach optimal performance levels.

Chicagoland agents turn to AI to drive leads and productivity

From AI-powered marketing and transaction management to data-driven lead generation and client communication, new technology is reshaping the real estate industry across Chicagoland.

Chicagoland luxury market demand holds strong

The market for luxury housing across Chicagoland remains strong despite low inventory, rising construction costs and interest rates still hovering above 6%.

6 design trends defining luxury homes in 2026

Luxury spaces that focus on well-being, comfort and personal meaning are shaping everything in the home, from material selection and layout to color, light and more.

Are we heading for an AI market crash? A mortgage lender’s view from the front lines

If we ever do see an AI market crash, the people who weather it best will be those whose decisions were based on fundamentals, not hype.

Chicagoland lending: Buyer optimism grows as rates shift

The lending landscape in Chicagoland is looking up, and that’s terrific news for agents and their clients.

From hustle to high performance: Inside Chicagoland’s top real estate producers

We spoke with three of the city’s most successful agents to uncover the habits, mindsets and standards that separate the elite from the rest.

Best real estate tech tools for 2026

When it comes to real estate technology, the best tools don’t replace effort — they enhance how you think, organize and connect with clients.

After a ‘clarifying’ 2025, experts expect a return to normalcy in 2026

Real estate experts anticipate 2026 to be a recovery year from the low sales volumes the industry has endured for the last few years.

The hottest markets in Chicago and its suburbs

Priced out of Chicago’s most sought-after neighborhoods? Nearby emerging markets offer affordability, lifestyle and big growth potential.

Agents weigh in: What’s driving new-construction growth in Chicago and beyond

The new-construction market continues to evolve in response to interest rates, shifting buyer preferences and development challenges.

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