Loop Apartments

When we decided to move, we didn’t think we needed help finding a new place. We’d been living Chicago for 15 years, we’d been thinking about moving for a long time, and we knew the area we wanted to be in– in or near the Loop. Between that and the internet, the idea of working with a professional agent was absurd.
We met Jon basically by accident; he was showing us a couple of apartments. He was excellent– he didn’t try to sell us on anything we were seeing, but listened to the conversations we were having about the pluses and minuses of each one. He was also very honest. Without him, I don’t think we would have recognized that the importance of the surrounding neighborhood, and that the neighborhoods we’d chosen on our own were not good fits.
Over the course of the afternoon, we found our priorities shifting radically. By the end of the day, we had our apartment– one that met our new requirements while still being blocks from the Loop, in a neighborhood we hadn’t even considered because it felt too dowdy, despite the location. We never would have found it on our own. Jon really came through.

This company is a joke. I am not sure if this is even a real business or some people pretending to be realtors. They go by like 3 different names depending on the listing. Their website is unfinished and only shows one person working there. I contacted them about 3 different properties. The first two emails were ignored. The third email was repsonded to by «Ellen» saying just 2 words, «sorry rented». no introduction, no signature, no capitals or punctuation, no «may I help you find another property», no professionalism what so ever. If this is how they do business there is no way I would trust them to list my properties. Steer clear!