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A rare piece of Chicago's history, the Thompson House at 915 N. Dearborn stands as one of the Gold Coast's original architectural treasures. Designed in 1888 by Cobb & Frost, the renowned architects behind the Newberry Library and University of Chicago, this grand residence was among the first to define the Gold Coast neighborhood after the Great Chicago Fire.

Once-in-a-life time opportunity to own one of Chicago's iconic estates, showcasing over 25,000 Sq. Ft. of combined living spaces and situated on nearly a third of an acre on Gold Coast's most coveted Astor street. This palatial architectural masterpiece designed by Howard Van Doren Shaw for the Goodman Family graces the market for the first time in 40 years, promising to leave you speechless.

Excellent Commercial / Industrial land opportunity within a half mile of the New Houbolt Road Bridge Extension and in very close proximity to the BNSF, UP and CN Railway Terminals. This property's key feature is its prime location in the middle of the CenterPoint Intermodal Center Corridor.

181 +/- of commercial/light industrial land available. Great Interstate exposure. Future use zoning C-O. Water/Sewer will need to be extended to property. Gas/Electric is located near property. Owner is willing to subdivide to a minimum size of 25 Acres price to be determined based upon location.

Opportunity of a lifetime to own this spectacular Lake Forest estate, spanning over 5.27 acres with 570 feet of Lake Michigan frontage! After four years of construction, incorporating everything the most discerning buyer would expect in new construction, this estate was completed in 2019.

509.86 acres consisting of 19 legal parcels of AG zoned land located at the north end of the Kimberly/I-280 interchange at the hi-visibility SE corner of I-80 and I-280. Flat topography suited for large mega industrial project or data center. Owner will consider subdivision to no less than 125+/- acres as mutually agreed upon. Subdivided pricing subject to size, location, use, etc.

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