How do real estate teams typically function in Chicagoland? Find out in our annual Truth About Agents survey.

What generational groups are most clients coming from? Are they interested in new construction? Find out in our annual Truth About Agents survey.

What are agents earning in Chicagoland, and where do they see their income levels going in the near future? Find out in our annual Truth About Agents survey.

What do agents think of the education they’re currently getting, and what do they feel they need to learn more about?

What does Chicago Agent magazine’s audience look like overall? Find out in our annual reader survey.

Find out how knowledgeable real estate pros are about new construction in Chicagoland and how their clients feel about sustainable building practices.

How do agents really feel about top producers? Our latest survey digs into professionalism, communication, goals and more to reveal their thoughts.

It turns out that not everyone in a brokerage sees see eye-to-eye when it comes to office rules and manuals. Our reader survey digs into some of the most important differences of opinion.

Readers offer tips on getting serious about one’s real estate career and weigh in on how to increase professionalism in the industry.

We asked our readers what they see in their crystal balls for the next year. Learn what your colleagues see on the horizon for your market.

In this survey, learn what agents really value and need when it comes to brokerage management.

It’s not easy to lead a brokerage. Hear from readers who are managing brokers what their biggest challenges and needs are when it comes to serving agents.

Brokers dish on where they see activity heating up around Chicagoland, the importance of area expertise, and the impact of neighborhood branding.

Will iBuyers move into the Chicagoland market? What impact will they have on the industry? Find out what readers of Chicago Agent magazine think.

Our readers share thoughts on mixing business and politics, whether they’ve ever thought about running for office and more.

In our latest survey, agents and brokers share where they’d like to see Realtor associations improve.