Renters in Chicago are making their way to the telltale events of spring and summer, with block parties getting the green light from the city, more farmers markets kicking off, and open-air dining corridors continuing...
If you ever find yourself staring at an empty fridge in your apartment and wondering, “are there any farmers markets near me?,” then this list should be bookmarked for future reference. Keep in mind that many markets have abridged hours or altered their operations in the wake of the Coronavirus...
These Chicago apartments are ready for fans to say, "Game on!" The start of the 2021 baseball season is the signal for many Chicago renters that winter is long gone and an exciting spring and summer are ahead. With that in mind, here are the Chicago neighborhoods that allow renters to keep their...
Chicago is a leading city among architecture buffs and design enthusiasts but apartment renters don't need to be a practicing architect or professional designer to appreciate all the fine design surrounding them. These are the properties on Domu right now that could make the cut as the most "...
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed a bill that legalizes cannabis for adult recreational use that went into effect for Illinois residents over the age of 21 on January 1, 2020. Apartment renters in Chicago may have a few burning questions about the law and its application to consumption of ...
Although fewer apartment renters in Chicago were commuting into the city center in 2020, many apartment renters relied on the occasional bicycle ride to provide easy, low-cost recreation opportunities amid business closures or as a way to break up the monotony of working from home. As renters...
Cook County apartment renters and landlords will have access to free legal resources as part of a new program that was unveiled on November 23, 2020. The program, called Cook County Legal Aid for Housing and Debt (CCLAHD), aims to help renters and property owners alike as they face unprecedented...
The whole point of working from home is that you can get things done without going into an office every day. Technically it doesn’t matter where your home office is located. You could live in an apartment building,...
The City of Chicago kicked off a campaign that brings together landlords and lenders to help landlords provide leniency to Chicago’s renters. Touting the program as the “first of its kind in the nation,” Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot unveiled the Chicago Housing Solidarity Pledge in a press...
