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North Shore

6 entries

Evanston

First suburb north of the city: Northwestern’s campus, a walkable downtown with two el lines and Metra, and lakefront parks. Businesses in Evanston Directory listings in…

$300k–$2M+

Highland Park & Highwood

Ravinia Festival, the Chicago Symphony’s summer home, plus Highwood’s dense strip of restaurants and Fort Sheridan’s converted officers’ quarters. Businesses in Highland Park & Highwood Businesses…

$400k–$3M

Lake Forest & Lake Bluff

Lake Forest College, the Market Square shopping district (the first planned shopping center in the US) and estates along the bluffs. Businesses in Lake Forest &…

$600k–$8M+

Skokie & Lincolnwood

Old Orchard mall, the Illinois Holocaust Museum and one of the most ethnically diverse suburbs in the region, with easy Yellow Line access. Businesses in Skokie…

$300k–$800k

Wilmette & Kenilworth

Gillson Park beach, the Bahá’í House of Worship and New Trier High School. Kenilworth is the smallest and wealthiest of the North Shore villages. Businesses in…

$700k–$4M+

Winnetka & Glencoe

Wooded ravines down to the lake, the Chicago Botanic Garden and Writers Theatre. Among the most expensive zip codes in Illinois. Businesses in Winnetka & Glencoe…

$800k–$6M+