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During any hot market, going the extra mile to make your offer stand out can be the difference between securing your dream home and heading back to the drawing board. Many markets in Chicagoland have been sizzling at record levels in recent months, and many homes continue to see multiple offers coming in within...

There's no better feeling than when the warm weather returns to Chicagoland. During the spring and summer months, the city and suburbs come alive with amazing things to see and do — including incredible opportunities in your local park! Chicagoland is full of one-of-a-kind parks, greenspaces, and forest preserves, perfect for enjoying the fresh air. Even better, our area's parks are bursting with fun activities and events perfect for making the most of the warmest and sunniest weeks of the year.  Want to find a new way to enjoy your go-to Chicagoland park? Looking to shake up your outdoor living routine for 2021 by finding a brand new spot? We get you. Here are seven fun ways to make the most of your favorite parks and natural areas all season long:

For so many of us, our dogs are more than pets — they're family! And like everyone else, your doggo is probably ready to go out and explore after spending more time than ever before around the house. Fortunately, Chicagoland has been called one of the most pet-friendly areas in the country for good reason. From the city to the suburbs, there are fun experiences for animals and their human companions around nearly every corner.  Looking for a little inspiration to bite? Here are seven totally paw-some dog-friendly outings around Chicagoland to try with your adventurous pup:

Did you know that July is National Hot Dog Month? It makes sense that the same month we celebrate our nation's independence we also celebrate one of its favorite foods — and one of the dishes most closely associated with Chicagoland!  While the exact origins of the hot dog are unknown, it is believed that this classic dish gained popularity when Austrian and German immigrants brought their signature sausages to cities around the United States. These sausages were inexpensive and easy to eat on the go, making them a hit for busy city-dwellers and spectators at sporting events. In fact, it is believed that the name "hot dog" comes from a cartoonist who heard vendors hawking "hot dachshund sausages" during a baseball game. 

Did you know that without Baird & Warner, some of Chicago's North Shore communities might not be as popular as they are today? After World War I, Chicago enjoyed a building boom that continued until the Great Depression. In fact, between 1900 and 1920, the population of the North Shore exploded. A big reason for the growth was the construction of more train lines and the city stations on these li...

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