Chicago condo decor can be as diverse as the real estate offerings this city has– but, the Chicago Sun-Times predicts comfort and ease will be a big deal in interior design for the next decade.

Luxury Chicago Condos Are Your Oasis

Since our urban lives, especially due to the current state of the economy, can sometimes feel a little insane, your Chicago condo’s decor should be completely personalized to you. Especially during the winter, when you are spending a lot of time in your home, your immediate surroundings should make you feel happy, calm, energized, at peace– whatever makes you comfortable in your own home.

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We’re back with our first weekend entertainment guide of the New Year! This weekend, as temperatures near the mid-thirties (downright tropical, if you ask us!), there are some great things going down in the city to get you out of even the most luxurious of Chicago condos.

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Chicago Blues Tour pub crawl goes to eight different blues lounges this Saturday starting at 8:30pm. $45 tickets include live music at each lounge and transportation.

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This weekend, the city will be full of people holiday shopping and  joining the fun of celebrating the holidays with friends and family. If you are looking for some great activities to do with your loved ones outside of your Chicago condo, here is the best of what’s happening this weekend in Chicago.

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You might have lights on the balcony of your Chicago condo, but have you seen the Licoln Park Zoo’s lights?

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If you’re living in a luxury Chicago condo or plan to be soon, you know that you already have the basics for an amazing holiday party. A great view, a prime, central location, and a well designed, spacious floor plan make your condo the spot where all of your friends want to spend a classy evening celebrating the season. With those beginnings, your party won’t even take much planning, so it’s not too late to throw one! Here are some things to remember:

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