Dee Savic Top Chicago Real Estate Agent, Baird & Warner

06/07/2026

Open house TODAY, 12 to 2 PM.

Top-floor 2-bed in a boutique elevator building right on the Lincoln Square/Ravenswood line, and it checks the boxes that are tough to find at this price: refinished hardwood floors, in-unit laundry, and the rare combo of assigned parking AND an oversized private storage unit.

Step outside to the Ravenswood Metra, the Brown Line at Damen, the farmers market, Mariano's, and all of Lincoln Square's shops and cafes, everything within a couple of blocks.

1962 W. Lawrence #303
Offered at $375,000

Swing by between 12 and 2 and say hi. Can't make it but curious? Call or text me at 773.719.0989.

06/05/2026

Here’s what $375,000 gets you in Ravenswood, Chicago right now…

Picture this:

Roll out of bed and get your workout in without ever leaving the building.

Grab a croissant from randasourdough or coffee and pastries at sweetmoon_desserts.

Meet friends for dinner at spaccanapolichicago .

Weekends getting your greens at the Ravenswood Farmers Market and enjoying picnics at Winnemac Park.

Happy hour at begylebrewing or spitefulbrewing.

And when it’s time for work, a concert, or a night out downtown, the Ravenswood Metra is just a short walk away and gets you there in about 20 minutes.

Because sometimes luxury isn’t more square footage.

Sometimes it’s spending less time commuting and more time enjoying life.

✨Comment LISTING and I’ll send you everything you need to know or DM me for a private showing. This one won’t last!

🔝Top Floor
🛏️ 2 bedrooms
🚗 Parking included
🧺 In-unit laundry
🛗 Elevator
📦 Oversized storage
💰 $375,000

— Dee Savic, your Chicago real estate agent, sharing the best homes, neighborhoods, and local living in Chicago.

06/02/2026

Just Listed in Chicago. 🏡

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04/17/2026

Chicago is NOT just deep dish and the Bean, ok?

Have you been to Emerald City Coffee?

emeraldcitycoffee in Uptown feels more like stepping into a hidden art studio than a coffee shop. Exposed brick, colorful paintings, and bookshelves tucked into every corner.

Pro tip: try one of their specialty lattes.

The best part?
You’re in Uptown, so make a night of it. Grab dinner at demeraethiopianrestaurant or head to greenmilljazz for live jazz after.

If you’re looking for more things to do in Chicago,

Comment GUIDE and I’ll send over my Spring in Chicago guide that shares all things Chicago.

Be sure to send this to someone who would enjoy this and follow deesavic for all things local and real estate in Chicago.

Dee Savic, Chicago real estate broker showing you how to live like local.

Chicago real estate | Serving Uptown, Andersonville, Lincoln Square, Ravenswood, Lakeview, Lincoln Park and surrounding neighborhoods

04/09/2026

You already know.

Comment GUIDE and I’ll send you my free Chicago relocation guide.

You’ve looked up the neighborhoods. You’ve googled the schools. You’ve pulled up Zillow at midnight more times than you’d like to admit. You’ve talked about it. You’ve thought about it. And every time you visit Chicago, IL, it gets a little harder to leave.

That feeling is information.

People relocating to Chicago are often surprised by how quickly it starts to feel like home.

From Lincoln Park to Lakeview and out toward North Center, there is a version of this life that already has your name on it.

There are so many incredible things to do in Chicago.

The restaurants in West Loop, the museums, theaters, and festivals, Mag Mile shopping, the Lakefront Trail, tree-lined streets, beautiful parks.

The kind of lifestyle you stopped believing existed… until you found it here.

The Chicago real estate market is moving. The people who made the leap a year ago are very glad they did.

Future you already knows. Comment GUIDE and I’ll send you everything you need to make the move to Chicago feel a lot less overwhelming.

— Dee Savic, a Chicago real estate agent helping you find way home to Chicago and greater Chicagoland area.

04/07/2026

This gorgeous Wicker Park home closed just in time for the arrival of a new baby 🍼✨🙌

And this one is a WIN 🥳

Almost 2000 sq ft.
Open floor plan.
Viking appliances.
Massive quartz waterfall island.
Spacious bedrooms with incredible closet space.
A private patio that’s bigger than some Chicago backyards.
And 2 parking spaces… huge in Wicker Park.

But here’s the part you don’t see…

My clients stayed patient, stood their ground, and negotiated strategically.

Result? $150,000 OFF the original asking price 🤯

In THIS market.

That kind of result only happens with the right strategy and the right clients.

So proud of my amazing clients who trusted me with their second home purchase and countless referrals over the years 🙌
I couldn’t be happier for this next chapter with their growing family.

Being part of this journey, and watching them evolve from a couple, to a married couple, and now soon parents… is truly priceless 🤗

If you’re thinking about buying and want to win like this… let’s talk.

04/03/2026

Most buyers think the inspection is just a report you skim later. Smart buyers use it as a live strategy session.

Here are 10 questions you should always ask your home inspector 👇

1️⃣ What are the major issues you see in this home? Not cosmetic … the big-ticket items that affect safety, structure, or cost.

2️⃣ Are there any safety concerns I should know about? Electrical hazards, gas issues, mold risks, or anything that needs immediate attention.

3️⃣ How long do the big systems have left? Roof, HVAC, plumbing, water heater - and what replacement might cost.

4️⃣ Do you see signs of past repairs? Were they done correctly? Bad repairs often matter more than no repairs at all.

5️⃣ What repairs are the most urgent right now? What needs fixing before move-in vs. what can wait.

6️⃣ Are these issues typical for a home of this age and location? Helps you understand what’s normal vs. a true red flag🚩.

7️⃣ How does the attic or crawl space look? These areas reveal leaks, insulation issues, pests, and shortcuts sellers hope you won’t notice.

8️⃣ Is the drainage and grading around the home sufficient? Poor drainage leads to water intrusion, foundation problems, and expensive fixes.

9️⃣ What hidden or less obvious issues should I budget for in the future. Maintenance items that won’t fail today but will cost you later.

🔟 Can you walk me through the report and help me prioritize repairs? The goal isn’t panic, it’s clarity and leverage.

A home inspection isn’t just about finding problems. It’s about understanding risk, planning costs, and negotiating smart.

Save this post before your next inspection.�And bring an agent who knows how to use this information to protect you.

DM me “BUY” if you want help asking the right questions and making the smartest move. 🏡✨



Dee Savic �Home Matchmaker | Chicago REALTOR®�Helping buyers & sellers from first thought to closing�

03/31/2026

It’s not complicated… and once you see it, you can’t unsee it.

Days on market. That’s it.

When I evaluate a home, this is one of the first things I look at.
Not emotions.
Not what the seller hopes it’s worth…
The data.

And here’s why that matters…

This is one of the most counterintuitive things about selling in Chicago right now… and sellers need to hear it.

The homes that are priced RIGHT from day one?
They’re the ones getting 50-60 showings, multiple offers, and selling in literally a few days.

But the ones that “test the market”?
They sit.
They chase price reductions.
And eventually sell for LESS than they would have if they were priced correctly from the start.

Days on market tells the whole story.

Because in Chicago, buyers know value instantly.
They’ve seen everything.
They’re watching every new listing hit.

So when something is overpriced, even slightly…
most of them don’t negotiate… they just move on.

And once a listing sits?
It becomes stale.

And when that happens, every future buyer starts wondering:

“What’s wrong with it?”

And that’s when leverage shifts.

If you’re thinking about selling, this is where strategy matters.

Pricing isn’t about “leaving room to negotiate.”
It’s about creating demand.

Follow dee_savic for real, no-BS Chicago real estate advice.

03/28/2026

If you’re moving to Chicago and your ideal weekend is coffee, bakeries, bars, great food, and a neighborhood that feels alive, Wicker Park should be on your list. Division Street has that perfect city energy, with what feels like a bakery every 20 feet, plus cafés, restaurants, bars, and boutiques all within a few walkable blocks. Start your morning with coffee, grab a pastry, shop a little, and roll right into dinner, drinks, and even live music without ever leaving the neighborhood. You’re also minutes from downtown, right by I-90/94, and close to the Blue Line, so getting anywhere is easy. And if you’ve been wanting this lifestyle, I have a gorgeous 2 bed, 2 bath rental in a newer construction building that checks all the boxes. It’s tucked away from the street, so you get all the energy, but come home to peace and quiet, plus a massive kitchen with Viking appliances, open floor plan, huge closets, in-unit laundry, a large private balcony, and a rooftop deck with a fire pit and downtown views to die for. Comment WICKER PARK and I’ll send you the details. — Dee Savic, Chicago real estate expert. 👉 Follow for more Chicago neighborhoods and local living