It is petite and requires a walk up to the sixth floor, but this rental has been renovated and is in an 1870s building with an architectural pedigree.

Brick floors are a stellar design that brings rustic charm to any room. But that one-of-a-kind look comes with a few downsides that might make you reconsider.

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2503 Snowberry Lane in Pepper Pike was built in 1969 and has 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. The home is listed for $949,000 by ...

Ling has moved on from big-name fashion brands to take on painting and sculpture. Her latest show “Incitatus” will be at ...

In Chicago’s Logan Square neighborhood, local practice Range Architecture & Design has created a new showroom for Nothing ...

A 2,900-square-foot historic home in the Fox Point neighborhood recently sold for $1.04 million, according to Residential Properties Ltd., which represented the sellers. The 20 Sheldon St. home, built ...

According to Chicago Fire Department officials, fire crews were called to the blaze in the multi-story brick apartment ...

A home on one of New Albany's most exclusive addresses has been listed for $4.6 million. The 10-year-old home is one of four ...

The minute we pulled up to an old farmhouse on Lake Orion, we got the chills,” Sarah Barry recalls. The house had been on the ...

Within the Cobble Hill Historic District, this 1840s row house has some appealing original details, and the price includes ...