Category Archives: Chicago Living

Epic Adventures Await: Your Guide to Unforgettable Summer Activities and Events to Try in Chicago

By Morgan Prutsman Chicago, a city famously known for its vibrant music scenes, outstanding architecture, fantastic foods, good neighborhoods, and top-notch art and spirit, among other epic adventures, is a wonderland city to visit. And summer is the perfect multi-family getaway treat to enjoy the adventures and attractions the windy city offers.  At Pangea, we…

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What Maintenance Issues Should Your Landlord Address Immediately?

Putting in maintenance requests – especially for more urgent issues – is always stressful. In this blog, we’re detailing what tenants and landlords in Chicago can expect from each other. The primary concern for both parties should be the safety of the tenant and the habitability of the apartment or home. At Pangea, we’re committed…

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A Thrifty Guide to Apartment Gardening in the Windy City

by Jackie Edwards If you're living in Chicago and on a tight budget, it might surprise you to know that gardening is actually a viable option. With the right approach, you can grow fresh produce and add some greenery to your (small or big) apartment without breaking the bank. Needless to say, apartment gardening has…

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18 Ways To Celebrate Black History Month in Chicago

By Susan Mack Black History Month (African American History Month) takes place every February as a reminder of the role that African Americans play in American culture, history, and ongoing stories. It is a celebration of the incalculable contributions Black Americans have made over the years and a remembrance of the different legacies and achievements…

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Chicago Fall Bucket List

It’s officially Fall, and it’s time to enjoy all that comes with it; warm sweaters, bonfires, changing leaves, pumpkins, apple cider, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and more! Below you’ll find 30 events and home activities to check off your bucket list this season: Fall Fest at Lincoln Park Zoo Connect South Shore – Arts Festival Plan a…

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Stony Island Arts Bank

Tom Harris © Hedrich Blessing. Courtesy of Rebuild Foundation. The Stony Island Arts Bank is a piece of Chicago history located in the Greater Grand Crossing/South Shore community. The building was built in 1923 and was originally a community savings bank, but after becoming vacant in the 1980s, the building sold for only $1 in…

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Looking for a House to Rent? Here are the 10 Reasons Why You Should Consider Apartment Studios

Selecting a rental housing unit for a single person or a couple who doesn't need much space is one of the challenging aspects. You don't want more rooms as some of them will be left empty and therefore a waste of precious resources. On the other hand, vast living space can be enticing because you…

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