Disguised behind this neutral paint stands a historic red brick Italianate style home dating back to 1876 - just 5 years after the Great Chicago Fire!!!

A global pandemic. Endless Breaking News and reconstructed Fake News. Protests crossing state lines and city limits cheering-on for social justice. The phrase “I Can’t Breathe” becoming as common as seeing Masks Required signage. Empty streets and rises in vacancies…

Before Women's Small Business month passes us, I want to share a little of my story…

Park your broomstick at the door! 🎃

Hard to imagine but in 1921, on the 4th floor of the row house to the left, once lived newlyweds Ernest & Hadley Hemingway…

If you’ve caught any of HBO’s newest Sunday night series, Lovecraft Country, please let me know — because I have a lot of questions!!

Real talk - if your Realtor® doesn’t stop to selfie in the vintage pier mirror, do they even get it ?!

It should come as no surprise that I’m writing from home. Socially distanced and squirreled away. Quarantine has given us all this gift of time. Down time. Time worth treasuring, that is, if you can muster your fear into a mindful sense of gratitude…

In light of current events, I felt compelled to share this. It can be a challenge to talk about racism without also talking about redlining — a race based housing policy that truly affects everyone.

Joe Little’s Old Town Market was a neighborhood fixture for decades and decades…

As we selfied on the bike out front I was reminded of how remarkable and cool Cafe Brauer really is. Today we’re celebrating our Second Anniversary (quarantine-style) so I’m taken the opportunity to shed a little light on beautiful Cafe Brauer…

Saddest store closure of 2020. RIP G-Star Chicago 😭