As rents rise and rental demand stays strong in Chicago, renters are more selective about where they choose to live. If you’re a landlord or property manager in this dynamic market, understanding what’s important to Chicago renters today can help you make your property more appealing for years to come. Here are some key insights […]
Why 6-Flat Buildings Are a Great Investment
At High Fidelity Property Management, we specialize in managing 6-flat multi-unit apartment buildings, particularly the vintage, center-entrance types that define much of Chicago’s real estate history. These classic structures, rich in architectural charm and historic significance, remain a cornerstone of Chicago’s housing landscape. In this post, we’ll share why 6-flat buildings are a great investment […]
DIY Apartment Upgrades for Renters
DIY Apartment Upgrades for Renters As a renter, making your apartment feel like home can be a bit of a challenge. You want to personalize your space, but without making permanent changes that might clash with your lease terms. Fortunately, there are plenty of DIY upgrades that are both stylish and reversible. At High Fidelity […]
John McGeown Interviewed on the Best Ever Podcast
On the latest episode of the Best Ever Podcast, John McGeown shares how he found his way into real estate and High Fidelity Property Management’s business and management philosophies in addition to property management best practices.
John McGeown Interviewed on the Straight Up Chicago Investor Podcast
On the latest episode of the Straight Up Chicago Investor Podcast, John McGeown shares how his military background serves him in real estate, how he established an area of focus for his High Fidelity Property Management, and more.
Three Ways Apartment Investors Can Maximize Rents and Minimize Vacancies During Chicago’s Off-Season
Rents are declining in Chicago — fast. It doesn’t have to do with inflation or a pending recession, rather it’s seasonality. At High Fidelity Property Management, we typically see an annual trend of decline by as much as 15-20% from the high-water mark in June to the bottom in February.