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Filled with statistics about the market in the six Chicagoland counties (Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry and Will), the Real Data book also lists the top agents and brokerages in each county. Overall, Coldwell Residential Brokerage’s Lincoln Park Plaza office nabbed the first place spot for the entire Chicagoland area, while two @properties offices secured the second (Lincoln Park) and third (Bucktown) place slots. Michael Holtorf of Equity Brokerage Services was the top agent in terms of dollar volume closed, with Ralph Oliva of Coldwell Banker Lincoln Park Plaza second and Arthur Cirignani with Chicago Realty Partners in Chicago third. |
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The number of new construction starts hasn’t been this low since World War II, when the country was half its current size. Building and selling new construction in Chicagoland’s post-recession era might just come down to dollars, cents and a little logic. Take a look at our cover stort on pp.26-29 to see what the experts are saying about the new construction market. |
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Chicago Agent magazine’s third annual full-color Who’s Who issue. We’re pleased to present you with 55 of this year’s most powerful industry members, all together in one magazine. Inside this issue you’ll find marketers, lawyers, lenders, developers, interior designers, association heads, brokers and, of course, agents, all making a name for themselves in Chicagoland real estate in 2010. |
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The 2010 Spring Collection, We’ve brought you listings from Calumet Heights to Shorewood, and have touched on every suburb and city neighborhood in between, including a few neighborhoods you might never have even heard of before. This comprehensive guide is the only one of its kind, and could be an invaluable tool as you comb Chicagoland to find the perfect new homes for your clients. |
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The third annual edition of Chicago Agent ‘s Real Data Book is a comprehensive collection of facts relevant to the Chicagoland residential real estate industry. The detailed information covers six counties, and compiles relevant residential housing statistics, in addition to listing the top agents and brokerages in the Chicagoland area. There is also an agent survey and a new-home developer survey, |
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The 2009 Fall Collection, we’ve brought you listings from Calumet Heightst to Shorewood, and have touched on every Chicagoland suburb and city neighborhood inbetween, including a few neighborhoods you might never had ever heard of before. There is something for everyone, including multimillion-dollar homes, condominiums, townhomes, and homesites. This comprehensive guide is the only one of itskind, and could be an invaulable tool as you comb Chicagoland to find the perfect new home for your clients. |
