Real Estate Planners, LLC

06/30/2026

5BR/3BA 2820 Square Foot Portage Park Home Available For Rent Starting in August!

Beautifully updated classic Chicago bungalow in highly desirable Portage Park! This spacious 5BR/3BA 2820 square foot home perfectly blends vintage charm with modern updates. The versatile floor plan features generous room sizes and an additional bonus room-perfect for a home office, nursery, or playroom. Enjoy an unbeatable location with easy access to public transit, local shops, and restaurants. Located just blocks from the vibrant 38-acre Portage Park facility (featuring an Olympic-size pool, tennis courts, and gymnasium) and steps from scenic Chopin Park. Move-in ready and waiting for you!

Press "Request Access" to view this private listing. Send applications over to [email protected]. Call or text me at 815-307-2430.
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03/17/2026

Just Rented- 2555 N Clark Unit 1608 ($3965/Month)

03/16/2026

Just Closed- 277 Church Street
$360K with $10K seller credits

02/27/2026

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/real-estate-market-trends-chicago-034809974.html

Chicago, cherished for its eclectic neighborhoods and lively cultural vibe, experienced an intriguing shift in the real estate landscape during January. As the city maneuvered through the first month of

02/13/2026

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01/17/2026

Chicago developer Jim Letchinger is a step closer to his $3 billion vision for thousands of apartments on the former Lincoln Yards property, winning city planning officials' sign-off despite key unanswered questions about new infrastructure needed to serve the former industrial site.

The Chicago Plan Commission unanimously approved a proposal from a joint venture of Letchinger's JDL Development and Florida-based Kayne Anderson Real Estate for Foundry Park, a 6 million-square-foot-plus project that would reshape 34 acres along the Chicago River between Lincoln Park and Bucktown with more than 3,200 residential units and apartment high-rises topping 450 feet.

The approval from the planning body clears the first major city hurdle for the project, which still needs green lights from the City Council zoning committee and full City Council before JDL and Kayne Anderson could begin the initial phase as planned this fall.

This first approval, however, may not be the trickiest obstacle. The developers still need to come to terms with city officials on how much public funding could be used for new infrastructure at the site, which is notoriously plagued by traffic congestion.

Under a controversial redevelopment agreement struck for Lincoln Yards in 2019, Sterling Bay would have foot the bill for major infrastructure projects on the site.

But financing challenges for such massive infrastructure projects doomed the 53-acre Lincoln Yards proposal and ultimately forced Sterling Bay last year to surrender to its lender or sell almost all of the Lincoln Yards property.

Read more here: https://www.chicagobusiness.com/commercial-real-estate/city-panel-grants-first-approval-foundry-park-megaproject?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=soc-own

01/13/2026

Need renderings for your next project? Dm me the address and project proposal and we will send the renderings over! Here are a few examples from our last project proposal.

01/01/2026