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1934 N WASHTENAW AVENUE #407, CHICAGO, IL 60647 Photos and Property Details for 1934 N WASHTENAW AVENUE #407, CHICAGO, IL 60647. Get complete property information, maps, street view, schools, walk score and more. Request additional information, schedule a showing, save to your property organizer.

Rental spotlight: 712 S Western Avenue,
Chicago, IL 60612
$2,450 per month
3 BR / 2 BA
2,000 square feet
Spacious townhome with a 2-car attached garage in a gated community in the historic Tri-Taylor neighborhood. Minutes to Medical District and downtown Chicago. Easy highway accessibility too.



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The developer working with the White Sox to build a new stadium in the South Loop said Monday he is trying to forge a “financing partnership” with the Bears that could pave the way for Chicago to build two new stadiums at the same time.

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Rental spotlight: 246 S Marion Street,
Oak Park, IL 60302
1 BR / 1 BA
750 square feet
$1,350 per month

Spacious unit with hardwood flooring throughout, large living room and eat-in kitchen. Heat, exterior parking space and storage locker included in rent! Coin laundry is just one floor down from the unit. Ideal Oak Park location just steps away from downtown, Mills Park, shops, restaurants, and Whole Foods! Two-minute walk to CTA & Metra.

https://www.domainchicago.com/homes-for-sale-details/246-S-MARION-STREET-2D-OAK-PARK-IL-60302/11979800/34/

In a shocking report, Crain's Chicago Business reported the Bears' main stadium focus is now centered on constructing a stadium on the South Lot of Soldier Field, not on the $197.2 million property they purchased in Arlington Heights

Why would the Bears pivot off Arlington Heights? Here's what we know In the end, the gap between Arlington Heights and the Bears' property evaluations is too much