Eric Andersen

In 1980, a scrappy team of American amateurs beat the seemingly unbeatable Soviet Union in what became known as the Miracle on Ice. No one expected them to win, but they did. And now, in a Hinsdale market where the average single-family home sells for more than $1.68 million, this home pulls off a stunning upset of its own. 28 E 55th Street does not come in waving flags or playing the national

Welcome to 21729 W Hemingway Court. This is a home with range, rhythm, and just the right amount of literary mischief. If Ernest Hemingway were house hunting, this might be the one. It is sturdy, direct, and move-in ready. It is the kind of place where you can sit with your morning coffee, glance out at the water, and write a clean sentence before noon. But he would not be the only one

Crafted in 1926, the same year Louis Armstrong recorded Heebie Jeebies and Henry Ford's assembly lines were still setting the tempo for American industry, this Oak Park classic hails from an era when homes were built with rhythm, resonance, and remarkable staying power. Not mass-produced. Not tuned for algorithms. Built like a Steinway: handcrafted, harmonious, and made to be passed down. It's

People line up overnight for a BOGO shoe sale. Two for the price of one? That's a national holiday. Now imagine applying that same logic to real estate. At 6513 Kane Avenue, you don't just get a house. You get a bonus house. A second front door. An extra kitchen. A whole additional dwelling, included like a prize at the bottom of the cereal box, only way better. The main home gives you 1,633

***Multiple offers received, highest & best called for. Not everyone gets the keys to a kingdom, especially not for $300K. But tucked away in a quiet corner of Streamwood, 215 Cypress offers just that: a chance to rule your realm without emptying the royal coffers. Inside this well-kept stronghold, you'll find three bedrooms, one and a half baths, and a layout that makes the most of its square

Long before the champagne popped in 2016, Cubs fans understood the value of patience, persistence, and showing up for the long game. That same spirit lives here in this classic, 1968 Oak Lawn condo. Ownership may not have spent a Steinbrenner-sized fortune on the flashiest upgrades, but it's solid where it counts with a spacious first-floor layout, flexicore construction, and thoughtful details