Lincoln Park real estate

The neighborhood led the city in $1 million condo sales and recaptured the lead in house sales.

The Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage office will have 10,500 square feet at 1910 N. Clybourn Ave.

New city regulations after the 1871 fire caused the frame house to be moved to 1248 W. Montana St.

The site at 938 W. North Ave. has been vacant for years.

It may not be his Joliet racetrack "champion cave," but it looks to be a pretty sweet ride as homes go.

Built in 1887, the 8,500-square-foot house is part of the Arlington-Deming Landmark District.

The 6,500-square-foot home has "breathtaking details," according to the listing.

A "local legend" said the Wrigleys were worried about kidnapping with the death of the Lindbergh baby.

The 120-year-old mansion was built for beer baron Joseph Theurer and is in "pristine" condition.

The home at 2026 N. Mohawk St. is "truly one of a kind," according to realtor Joanne Nemerovski. 

The multiple-unit building at 2743 N. Wilton Ave. can be converted into a single-family home.

The multiple-unit building at 1942 N. Halsted St. has seven bedrooms and six bathrooms in total. 

The home at 1320 W. Webster Ave. has a rear patio and a rooftop deck above the two-car garage.

The home at 1954 N. Dayton St. has built-in bookshelves, a new, all-white kitchen and a landscaped yard.

The home at 1938 N. Hudson Ave. has five en-suite bathrooms and a rooftop deck offering city views.