The Chicago Pedway is described as a system of underground walkways connecting hotels, apartment buildings, bus and train stations, civic buildings, and various downtown businesses. But some would call it a three-story concrete maze of pedestrian confusion. While some areas of the pedway are well-lit with helpful signage and cheerfully decorated, others are dim and […]
The New Eastside is a neighborhood that is a part of the Loop community area number 32. It is a mixed-use district bordered by Michigan Avenue to the west, the Chicago River to the north, Randolph Street to the south, and Lake Shore Drive to the east.
The coffee shop opened its doors in January 2018. Owner Nick Papageorgiou wanted to combine the experience of a coffee café with a wine bar. His concept was to take a customer from day to night without leaving his space. This is how the name of the establishment became the “Drunken Bean.”
Relocating as a renter is not easy. You must juggle movers, utilities, and roommates. On top of that, you want to make sure your future landlord is not a cheapskate. Wouldn’t it be nice to have some honest reviews to help you during the New Eastside apartment rental screening process? Yep, I thought so too, which is why I created my Independent Landlord Rating Page.
It is easy to confuse the difference between a real estate broker and a property manager when you are a new landlord. When you are attempting to lease a property, both property managers and brokers seem like experts. However, once you have leased your property, the relationship with your real estate broker typically ends. At that point, you either manage the property yourself or seek a professional property management agency.
The New Eastside in Chicago has everything you need and more, but what makes it so special compared to other cities? All its amazing amenities, activities, and sense of community! Let’s look at why Chicago’s New Eastside might just be the perfect place to live.