We don’t cover the whole metro. We cover the corridor we know street by street — which blocks get morning sun, which schools have the good music program, which basements take on water in a wet spring.
Primary markets
Josh and Our agents live and work in this corridor. These two towns are where most of our closings happen and where our local knowledge runs deepest.
Limestone bluffs, the I&M canal, and a downtown you can actually walk. Historic homes on the east side, new construction to the west, and the Lemont high school district.
The Riverwalk, District 203, and a downtown that stays busy on a Tuesday night. Larger, pricier, and worth the premium for many families.
Also serving
Each page covers schools, housing stock, commute times, and the questions buyers ask us most about that town.
Bungalows and Cape walkable to two Metra Stations, with the zoo at the end north of town.
Two Stations
Under $400k
A landmark historic district, a genuine main-street downtown, and the shortest express ride to Union Station.
Historic District
Express Metra
Mid-century ranches, teardown-and-rebuild streets, and three train stops across a wide village.
Three Stations
New Build
Lilacia Park, postwar housing stock at prices that still make sense, and quick access to both the 355 and 88.
Value Buys
Easy Commute
Subdivisions with real yards, a large park district, and the retail corridor most of the south suburbs shops.
Larger Lots
Park District
Acre lot against the forest preserve, horse trails, and the quietest housing stock in the corridor.
Acre Lots
Forest Preserve
