Chicago Real Estate

An historic St. Louis mansion that once served as an entertainment hub during the Prohibition era has hit the market for $2.25 million.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1909 J Baker home in Wilmette is on the market for just under $900,000.

A Bucktown home with a “dramatic two story glass atrium,” pool, walk-in wine cellar and 300-gallon fish tank is on the market in Chicago for $3.5 million.

A Barrington Hills mansion featured as a set for the hit show “Empire” has just dropped its listing price as the show enters its final season.

Former White Sox Manager Ozzie Guillen is expected to list his Bucktown home in the coming weeks, according to a new report. Take a tour inside.

The stunning Winnetka mansion the Rauners have called home has hit the market for $3 million.

One of the last remaining mansions on Chicago’s historic Prairie Avenue has hit the market for $2.795 million.

When Architectural Digest featured a Chicago couple’s weekend getaway home in Michigan in 2016, the publication described the 4,000-square-foot home’s art-stocked Surrealist garden as “provocative and disorienting,” filled with “bewitcheries” that pull you into their “artful allusions.”

A Chicago mansion that starred in the 1980s TV sitcom “Webster” has reportedly hit the market for $7.9 million.

After being on the market for years, a red brick two-flat on Chicago’s South Side that once belonged to gangster Al Capone has been sold.

Sears mail-order homes, shipped built and ready in the early 1900s to future homeowners via the company’s catalog, still stand in the Chicago area, with some recently hitting the market. This renovated mail-order home in Barrington “was doubled in size in 2017,” according to the real estate agent, and boasts modern amenities with ...