Eric Andersen

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

Back in the day, making a mixtape took effort. You hit record at the perfect moment, crossed your fingers between songs, and still ended up with weird gaps and awkward transitions. That's how a lot of renovations feel, like someone stitched together the good parts and hoped you wouldn't notice the skips. Not this time. 5419 Fairmount is the playlist you didn't have to make. Every finish is on

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

Every home tells a story, and this one invites you to settle in and keep reading. 5 Potawatomie Trail unit 3 is warm, spacious, and thoughtfully renovated. From the moment you step into the foyer, you can feel the care that's been put into every detail. Hardwood floors run throughout, creating a sense of elegance as you move from one room to the next. The dining room opens into a generous living

Newer construction townhome ready for immediate occupancy! This 1,777 square foot unit offers three bedrooms, a two-car garage, and a full master suite with private, ensuite bathroom with a double vanity sink, a large shower, and walk-in closet. The open floorplan and 9" ceilings make the main level feel even larger. The gorgeous kitchen has a large island overlooking the family room and