davenportmeghan+FollowGold Coast’s historic mansions up for grabsFour iconic buildings on North Dearborn Parkway just hit the market, and the future of this Gold Coast block is suddenly wide open. Latin School is selling two income-generating greystones and two gutted redstone mansions for $8.09 million—after paying over $10 million just two years ago. The school’s pulling back to avoid more debt and years of construction headaches, but now neighbors are wondering: Will these gems become luxury condos, rentals, or preserved as historic homes? What would you like to see happen on this stretch of Dearborn? #RealEstate #GoldCoast #ChicagoRealEstate00Share
Timothy Bird+FollowChicago’s luxury scene shifts to Rush StreetAnother big name is leaving the Mag Mile—David Yurman is moving its flagship to Rush Street, right in the heart of the Gold Coast’s luxury cluster. This isn’t just about one store; it’s part of a bigger trend as high-end brands swap Michigan Avenue for the buzzier, boutique-filled blocks of Oak, Walton, and Rush. With neighbors like Dior and Brunello Cucinelli, Yurman’s new spot is set to become a go-to for shoppers looking for a more curated experience. What do you think: Is the Gold Coast the new center of Chicago luxury? #Business #Chicago #GoldCoast00Share
Jason Wells+FollowCarmine’s is back in Gold Coast styleCarmine’s is making a grand return to the Gold Coast, and it’s more than just a restaurant reopening—it’s a revival of a Chicago classic. The new spot on Rush Street is all about old-school Italian comfort with a modern twist: think plush leather booths, moody lighting, and those legendary, hearty pastas. Locals can look forward to crowd favorites like the Eight-Finger Cavatelli and that famous red sauce, plus steaks cut just for Carmine’s. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newcomer, this is the kind of place that feels like a celebration every night. Who’s planning to check out the new digs? #Food #ChicagoEats #GoldCoast00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowCarmine’s returns: Gold Coast’s Italian icon is backCarmine’s is finally reopening in the Gold Coast, and it’s more than just a comeback—it’s a whole new vibe. The revamped space above Rush Street now features plush leather booths, moody lighting, and sweeping views of Mariano Park. Whether you’re craving their famous Square Noodles or a massive Steak Florentine carved tableside, the classics are all here, with that same signature red sauce. Prices range from $31 to $90, so it’s perfect for a special night out. Who’s planning to check out the new Carmine’s, and what dish are you most excited to revisit? #Food #ChicagoEats #GoldCoast00Share
