2026 Who's Who in Chicagoland Real Estate

Nichole Veihman, Broker, Real Estate Agent

@properties Christie’s International Real Estate

Having cultivated a stellar reputation in her almost decade-long career, Nichole Veihman’s journey into real estate was fueled by a desire to provide comprehensive guidance to homebuyers, inspired by her own experience of relocating from the city to the suburbs. The Indiana native draws from her degrees in business and costume design, as well as her background in corporate marketing and community relations, to integrate creative problem-solving strategies and market acumen into her real estate practice.

Specializing in the suburban landscape, Veihman’s expertise spans La Grange, La Grange Park, Western Springs and the broader western suburbs of Chicago. Her dedication to understanding her clients’ goals and lifestyles has made her adept at assisting city dwellers transitioning to suburban life, and those seeking to upsize or downsize. She is known as “the full suburban expert and connector” among her client base, who praise Veihman for her ability to anticipate and fulfill their needs with insight and attention to detail.

She also has her Indiana real estate license and helps people buy and sell for full-time use, second homes or income properties. Veihman grew up in Long Beach, Indiana, and loves to teach people the beauty of the area, from the beach towns to the country escapes.

She is regularly a Top 10 agent in La Grange and La Grange Park and has won numerous awards, including the Road to Rolex from @properties in 2022.

Veihman is a member of the La Grange Business Association and has been on the board of La Grange Neighbors and Newcomers for eight years and is a past president of this group. When not working, she finds joy in traveling, cooking and spending time in Long Beach, Indiana, with her husband, Justin; their three girls, Vivienne, Jane and Ellen; and their six-year-old pup, Pearl.

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nicholeveihman.com

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