Renting in Historic Neighborhoods in Chicago
Whether you’re a bit of a history buff or are looking to experience Chicago in its entirety, there are some historic hotspots that you don’t want to overlook. These better-known attractions like Holy Name Cathedral, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie House, and the Historic Water Tower are all go-to’s. However, beyond popular historic tourist attractions, living in the historic neighborhoods strewn throughout the city holds the…
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Living in Historic Chicago Buildings
From the Ridge Historic District filled with homes designed by icons like Frank Lloyd Wright to the 1869 Chicago Water Tower, Chicago is chock-full of historic architecture. The historic buildings strewn throughout the city are undoubtedly a go-to for out of town visitors. But if you are lucky enough to call Chicago home, living in one of these historic buildings is an experience you don’t…
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Tenant Rights in Illinois
Illinois is a great state with a wide array of diverse cities. The rental market sizing here differs from town to town: we have a huge market in Chicago and smaller ones in all other cities, as only the ‘Windy City’ can brag about its 2 mln population. However, it doesn’t really matter whether you live in a small city or a big one. We all…
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Market Spotlight: Chicago Suburbs
We could start this article with a classic Frank Sinatra’s quote about Chicago. Yes, it’s a great kind of town, but when it comes to living in the big city, sometimes you may want to run from the crowded noisy area and look for a place in the local suburbs.
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Rentberry’s Picks: US Cities for Pizza Lovers
Since I’m quite the foodie, I totally understand the feelings of Joey from ‘Friends’ when he once said something like ‘Joey doesn’t share food!’ I mean, I’m totally ok with giving someone my broccoli or green salad, but it doesn’t hold true for something as delicious as pizza. Seriously. Sometimes a slice of pizza tastes so good I start to believe that not only marriages…
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Rentberry’s Picks: Excellent US Cities for Cycling
If for some weird and unfair reason, you think that bikes are only for kids and sportsmen, you’ll be surprised to learn that 51.4 million Americans ride bikes every now and then. Some of them use bikes as a preferred means of transportation just because it’s healthy and good for the environment. Others choose to ride a bike over driving a car because of the…
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Rentberry’s Picks: 7 US Cities Good for Writers
When you’re thinking of the most brilliant writers of all times, who are you thinking of? Is it grey-headed Ernest Hemingway working on his masterpiece somewhere on Cuba? Or Scott Fitzgerald lounging from bar to bar in a pursuit of a muse? Or maybe it’s Stephen King whose stories are so extraordinary you can hardly believe they’ve been produced in a head of one man?…
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7 Cities Worth Pursuing a Music Career in
When you think of Chicago, it sounds like jazz. If it’s Los Angeles on your mind, you’re likely to hear the beats of hip-hop. Thinking of sunny Fort Worth or Dallas? Chances are good there is a country song playing in the back of your head. Music is all around.
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