PRG Management attended the 2022 Cooperator Expo to connect with Chicago property owners, HOA board members, vendors, and industry professionals while showcasing property management and association management solutions across Chicagoland.
PRG Management is now providing full-service property management for a 120-unit residential property in Chicago’s Edgewater neighborhood. Learn more about the assignment and PRG’s expanding multifamily management portfolio across Chicagoland.
Chicago landlords and tenants often have questions about leasing, maintenance, compliance, communication, and day-to-day property operations. Here are answers to some of the most common questions property managers receive across Chicagoland.
Becoming a licensed real estate professional in Chicago involves more than just passing an exam. Here’s a breakdown of the ongoing costs, fees, compliance requirements, and operational expenses associated with maintaining a real estate license in Illinois.
Allowing pets in a rental property can impact everything from tenant demand and vacancy rates to maintenance and building policies. Here’s what Chicago landlords and property owners should consider when deciding whether to allow pets in their rentals.
Selling a home in Chicago involves more than simply putting a property on the market. Here are some of the most common mistakes homeowners make during the selling process and how to avoid issues that can reduce buyer interest or impact final sale price.
Chicago’s real estate market saw continued movement in early 2022 as rental demand, property values, and investment activity shifted across the city. Here’s a look at key Chicago market trends and what they meant for property owners, landlords, and investors.
Chicago’s Lakeshore East neighborhood continues seeing major residential and mixed-use development activity near the Loop and Grant Park. Here’s a look at new East Side developments and the growing real estate opportunities shaping the area.
Chicago’s public transit system and grid layout make commuting accessible from many parts of the city. Here’s a look at several Chicago neighborhoods that offer strong transit access, convenient commuting options, and desirable residential living for city professionals.
Chicago’s 2022 real estate market experienced shifting inventory levels, pricing changes, and evolving buyer demand across the city and surrounding suburbs. Here’s a breakdown of key market trends and what they meant for property owners, investors, and real estate professionals.