60646 Blog

Suburban Living in Chicago

Today is Friday, March 12th, 2010

Bookmarking 60646blog.com on an iPhone

Try this, if you’re going to read 60646 Blog on your iPhone [...]

2 Feb 2008 | Markus Azadeh | 0 comments | Continued

Edgebrook and Sauganash After The Winter Storm

Sure, the winter storm that dumped almost a foot of snow on us last night, was nasty. The good news though is, the mayor hasn’t been vacationing in Florida, and Streets and San have been on the ball with their salt trucks/plows [...]

1 Feb 2008 | Markus Azadeh | 0 comments | Continued

Ripped From The Headlines: Community Input An Illusion

Chicago Tribune Investigation (almost sounds like CSI): When they go after a story, it’s usually an eye-opener for the reader [...]

28 Jan 2008 | Markus Azadeh | 0 comments | Continued

Edgebrook and Sauganash Market Conditions 2005-2007

2007 final sales figures for area 12 (Forest Glen) are in, and as usual, I parsed them out into Sauganash and Edgebrook stats [...]

25 Jan 2008 | Markus Azadeh | 0 comments | Continued

How High Are Mortgage Rates These Days?

Bankrate is providing me with all kinds of goodies (mortgage information) [...]

24 Jan 2008 | Markus Azadeh | 0 comments | Continued

“Mortgage Rates Come Down Like An Escalator And Rise Like An Elevator”

Huh? What did he just say? Actually, Brian Brady said it. But he’s got a good point [...]

18 Jan 2008 | Markus Azadeh | 0 comments | Continued

How Mortgage Guideline Changes Impact Homeowners

Mortgage Planner Dan Green illustrates in a short but enlightening documentary how the evolution of mortgage guidelines since 2002 has led us to the gloomy point that we’re in today [...]

18 Jan 2008 | Markus Azadeh | 0 comments | Continued

How Driveable Is 60646?

Last week, I offered a reference to answer the question of how walkable certain destinations within 60646 are. Today, I want to know how drivable 60646 is [...]

17 Jan 2008 | Markus Azadeh | 0 comments | Continued

Funding The CTA Pension Fund On The Back Of Chicago Homebuyers

As a kid, I would frequently get in trouble for mischievous acts committed not by me, but by my younger brother. Such is life when you’re the older sibling, and I’ve been repeatedly witnessing this mechanism in other families, to this day [...]

15 Jan 2008 | Markus Azadeh | 0 comments | Continued