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Frankfort, Illinois
Founded in 1855 and incorporated in 1879, Frankfort's rich heritage continues to be evident throughout the Village. From its historic downtown district to the Prairie-style architecture of many homes and commercial buildings, heritage and history have been carefully preserved. Today, Frankfort is thriving and has become known as the "Jewel of the South Suburbs". This distinction was recently recognized with the Southland's Reader's Choice award for "Best Community" in 2003. Experiencing rapid growth, attracting new residents, commercial and industrial businesses, Frankfort has been identified as a premier community in Will County, one of the fastest growing counties in Illinois. With old-fashioned streetscapes and streetlights, Frankforts historic downtown area is well known for its assortment of specialty shops. Collectors and browsers alike will enjoy the wide variety of antique shops offering unique historic works of art, artifacts and collectibles in picturesque 1890’s surroundings. Restaurants in the historic district offer a delicious variety of food selections.

Frankfort Subdivisions Abbey Woods, Ashington Meadows, Brookridge Creek, Brookside I, Brookside II, Butternut Creek Woods, Cardinal Lakes, Charrington Estates, Chelsea, Cobblestone Walk, Connecticut Hills, Coquille Pointe, Creekside, Creekview, Farmbrook Terrace, Founders Place, Frankfort Estates, Frankfort Highlands, Frankfort Ranchettes, Frankfort Square, Georgetown, Greengarden Country Club, Harvest Hills, Heritage Estates, Heritage Knolls, Highlands, Hillside Farm, Historic Frankfort, Hunt Club Estates, Hunterwoods Estates, Kensington Place, Krusemark, Lakeview Estates, Lakeview Terrace, LaPorte Meadows, Lincoln Estates, Lowenegen, McIntosh, New Frankfort Settlement, Olde Frankfort, Pheasant Run Estates, Plank Trail Estates, Prairie Creek Estates, Prestwick Country Club, Rainford Farms, Silver Tree, Southwick, Square, St Francis, Sunny Acres, Suttondale, Tanglewood, Timbers Edge, Walnut Creek, Waterford, White Oak Estates, White Street Condos, Willow View, Windy Hill Farm, Yankee Ridge.

Mokena, Illinois
In Mokena, you’ll find nationally-ranked schools, modern infrastructure, proactive government, executive housing and a pro-business climate. It’s an extraordinary environment that the people of this community have been shaping since 1831. As we continue to preserve our small town charm, we take pride in our motto, Planned Progress, Pleasant Living. Mokena, has a population of more than 14,000 and is the fastest growing community in the region. Mokena is working to restore the area to an early 1900's theme by encouraging the merchants to participate in a cooperative Facade and Signage grant program with the Village. The recent rapid growth in Mokena has led the Village’s leaders to follow their vision of a community prepared to meet the challenges of tomorrow, today. Using communications technology, teamwork and years of experience, they have instilled a sense of pride and accomplishment throughout the Village. We are a community of nearly 16,500 people who have been drawn here to enjoy an exceptional lifestyle. It’s a place that is open to new ideas, family values, new people and new businesses. Whether you are a developer, prospective business, entrepreneur or resident, Mokena offers the kind of services and amenities to meet your needs.

Mokena Subdivisions
Arrowhead, Avenue, Barrington Square, Blackthorne Ridge, Briarwood Arces, Burnside Station, Cambridge, Cambridge Place, Countryside Estates, Creekview, Crystal Creek, Emerald Estates, Forestview, Foxborough Estates, Grasmere, Greenmeadows, Jenyglenn, John Lee Ridge, Krisview, Manchester Cove, Maple Terrace, Marilyn Estates, Marley Creek, Mccarthy Landings, Oakbrook, Old Castle Woods, Other, Prestancia, Sandrock Ridge, Sarkis Estates, St Mark, Tara Hills, Villas Of Jenyglenn, Webers Greenmeadows I, Wolf Point

New Lenox, Illinois
What is now the Village of New Lenox was first settled in the late 1820's. New Lenox Township was established when Will County was created in 1852 with the building of the Rock Island Railroad between Chicago and Rock Island, Illinois. The Village of New Lenox wasn't officially created until October 4, 1946. New Lenox is located approximately 36 miles southwest of downtown Chicago. The Village is about 10 square miles in area and is located in the center of New Lenox Township in the east central portion of Will County. The City of Joliet borders immediately to the west with the remainder of the Village surrounded by unincorporated Will County. Other nearby communities include Mokena and Frankfort to the east and Manhattan to the south.

New Lenox Subdivisions
Aerohaven, Ashley Woods, Bakers, Banbury, Baudino, Beverly Hills Estates, Bluestone Bay, Branchaws, Brookwood Park, Carpenters, Chartwell Downs, Cherry Hill Manor, Chessington Grove East, Chessington Grove West, Chestnut Pointe, Citypark, Connors Sunny Nooks, Country Creek Commons, Countryview Estates, Coventry Heights, Crescenzo Acres, Edgecreek Estates, Fieldstone, Grand Prairie, Greenbriar, Harmoni Hills, Haucks, Haven Manor, Hawks Hollow, Hibernia, Hidden Valley, Horizon Meadows, Hunter Trails, Jackson Heights, Jeffrey Manor, Knollcrest, Lakeside, Laraway Ridge, Laura Lane, Laurel Meadow, Lenox Heights, Lenox Hills, Liberty Square, Lincoln Manor, Lincoln Manor II, Lincolnwood, Lincolnwood Estates, Lincolnwood Hills, Maple Lane, Marley Acres, McIntosh, Nameloc, Nantucket Lakes, New Lenox Acres, New Lenox Estates, New Lenox Southpoint, New Lenox Valley, New Lenox Woodlands, Northside, Old Cherry Hill, Osmus, Palmer Ranch, Quails Roost, Rivendale Estates, Robert Bartletts Oak Brook, Robert Fredin, Sams, Sauk Prairie Estates, Schoolhouse Manor, South Point, Spencer, Springcreek, Springview Estates, Springview West, Stonebridge, Summerfield Estates, Sunny Nooks, Sunset Trails, Tally Ho, Taylor Glen, Tomahawk Ridge, Victorian Place, Walona Meadows, Warrenwoods, Watchert South, Wellington, Westgate, Wildflower Estates, Wildwood Club Estates, Wilmen, Windemere East, Windemere Heights, Windemere West, Woodlands, Woodside, Woodvel Acres

Oak Forest, Illinois
The area currently known as Oak Forest was originally called Cooper's Grove in the 1800s. its proximity to nearby forest preserves and mature oak trees throughout and surrounding the area) is in an 1893 Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway timetable. Conviently Oak Forest is lovated only 22 miles south of downtown Chicago, and less than a half mile from I-57. Oak Forest is a community enriched with businesses of all kinds. They have access to three major espressways within three miles of the city, and Metra has astation at out Gateway entrance so our commuters have easy access to the railway system. In addition, it is also less than an hour from both Midway and O’Hare Airports. Oak Forest is a great location!

Oak Forest Subdivisions
Forest Villa, LaGrande Vista, Oak Ridge, Ridge Point, Shade Tree, Shadow Creek, Sheila, Shibui, Summerset, Sunchase Pointe

Orland Park, Illinois
Orland Park was settled as a small farm village more than one hundred years ago and has grown into a large, dynamic and progressive community of over 50,000 residents. Orland Park is 25 miles southwest of Chicago's Loop. Orland Park has always strived to provide an outstanding quality of life for its people. Orland residents have a year-round recreation system with hiking and biking trails, wildlife refuges, greenbelts, aquatic center, ice arena, golf courses, playing fields, gymnasiums and more. The school systems have reputations for excellence and innovation. The numerous area colleges and universities offer every type of education and training. Shopping opportunities range from antique emporiums in Orland Park's Historic District to the exquisitely renovated Orland Square Regional Mall. Superb restaurants cater to every taste and theaters abound with entertainment selections. A variety of housing options is available, from affordable to upscale, in an array of pleasant single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums and apartments.

Orland Park subdivisions
Alden Orland Park Prairie Village, Alexis Estates, Arbor Pointe, Ashburn Court, Ashburn Point, Ashburn Sound, Ashford Estates, Avenel, Barbalic's Biljan Subdivision, Bee Dee's Subdivision, Berkley Court, Boardwalk, Breckenridge of Orland Park, Brentwood, Brentwood Hills, Brighton Court Subdivision, Brighton Gardens, Brook Hills, Brook Hills Townhomes, Brook Hills West, Cambridge Place, Cameno Terrace, Canterbury Court, Cascade Glen, Cascade Ridge, Cedar Crossing II, Cedar Crossing III, Centennial Park, Centennial Village, Centerpoint, Chateau Manor, Clearview Estates, Clearview Gardens, Colonades, Country Club Estates, Countryside, Courtyards of Orland Park, Courtyards of Stonehenge, Coyle Subdivision, Creekside, Crescent Hill Estates, Cristina's Subdivision, Crossings at Brook Hills, Crystal Creek, Crystal Meadows Estates, Crystal on the Green, Crystal Ridge, Crystal Tree, Deer Haven Estates, Deer Point II, Deer Point III, Deer Point Estates, Deercrest, Doctor East, Dorstep, Doyle, East Orland Subdivision, Eagle Ridge I, Eagle Ridge II, Eagle Ridge III, Equestrian Place, Equestrian Place South, Emerald Estates, Evergreen, Evergreen View, Fairway Estates, Fawn Creek, Fawn Creek II, Fawn Ridge, Forest View Estates, Fountain Hills, Georgetown of Orland Park, Georgin Subdivision, Golfview, Golfview West, The Grasslands, Hartz Subdivsion, Heritage, Heritate Manor, Highland Brook, Huguelet's Orland Terrace, Humphrey's Subdivision, Hunter Point Estates, Ishnala, Kingsport South, Knollwood, Laguna Woods, Lamplighter, Laurel Hill, LeGrand Estates, Long Run Creek, Mahler's Subdivision, Mallard Landings, Mallow Ridge, Marley Crossing, Marley Creek, Marycrest Subdivision, Meadowbrook Estates, Mission Hills, Mistee Ridge, Mistee Ridge II, Muirfield, Nottingham Woods, Oak Meadows, Olde Mill, Olde Mill II, Orlan Brook, Orland Heights, Orland Hills, Orland Hills Gardens, Orland on the Green, Orland Square, Orland Square Village, Orland Terrace, Orland Villa, Orland Woods, Palos Golf & Saddle Club, Palos Springs, Park Hill, Park Plaza, Park View Estates, Parkview Highland, Persimmon Glen Subdivision, Persimmon Ridge, Pine Acre Estates, Pleasant View, Pluskota, The Preserves Marley Creek, The Preserve at Marley Creek, Quintana, Ravinia Court, Ravinia Glens, Ravinia Lane, Ravinia Subdivision, Riviera Estates, Rolling Oaks, Royal Oaks Estates, Rustic View Estates, Sedgwick, Seton Place, Shagbark Hills, Shenandoah, Shenandoah Meadows, Shenandoah Ridge, Shenandoah South, Silo Ridge, Silver Lake, Silver Lake Estates, Silver Lake Gardens, Silver Lake Woods, Somerglen, Somerglen South, Southmoor, Spring Creek, Spring Creek Place, Spring Meadow, Sunshine Acres, Sunshine Estates, Swallow Ridge, Tamarack Estates, Tee Brook Villa, Tod's Corner, Veritas, Victoria Place, Villa D'Este, Villa Re'al, Villa West Addition to Orland, The Villas, Vintage Place, Smith Crossing, Wedgewood, Wedgewood Commons, Wedgewood Estates, Wedgewood Glenn, Wedgewood Trails G20, Bunratty (formerly Wellington), Whispering Pines of Orland Park, Wildwood Hills, Windhaven West, Woodcreek, Wooded Path Estates, Woodgate Circle.

Tinley Park, Illinois
The Village of Tinley Park, Illinois has been thriving and growing for more than a century. Permanent settlement in the area began in the 1830s. In 1853, The Village was officially established as, Bremen, a name that reflected the community's German roots. Commerce of all sorts thrived in the early days. Tradesmen, merchants, farmers, hotels and a progressive wind-driven mill and grain elevator helped. Located directly on the route of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroads lines, the community flourished with economic growth. The modern-day Village of Tinley Park owes its name to the railroad, as well. In 1890 Bremen changed its name to honor Samuel Tinley, Sr., the community's first railroad station agent. Over the years, Tinley Park has received recognition as the home of five Indianapolis 500 race car drivers including Melvin "Tony" Bettenhausen, his sons Gary, Merle and Tony, jr., and cousin Emil Andres.Tinley Park continues to commemorate its heritage in many ways. The area within the original 1892 municipal boundaries has been designated an historical district. Property owners are encouraged to preserve and restore the historic appearances of their edifices. The "Old Zion" Landmark Church houses the Tinley Park Historical Society and museum. A prominent and stately structure in the Historic District, the church is listed in the National Register of Historical Places. Several other buildings in the Village are identified in the notable Illinois Structures Survey. Recognizing its German heritage, Tinley Park established a Sister City relationship with Budingen, Germany and has hosted the largest citizen exchanges in the United States. More recently, an additional Sister City relationship has been formed with the city of Mallow, Ireland. Village officials have carefully planned for the continued growth and prosperity of Tinley Park. With such a strong history, Tinley Park's future will certainly be vibrant, prosperous and inspired.

Tinley Park Subdivisions
Brementowne Estates, Brookside Glen, Brookside Place, Cambridge Place, Cedar Cove, Chantilly, Cherry Creek, Cherry Hill Farms, Edgewater Walk Lakebluff, Fairfield Glen, Fairmont Village, Hamilton Hills, Kirby, Mansfield Court, Meadows Park Estates, Millennium Lakes, Odyssey Club, Park Venture, Pine Tree Lane, Radcliffe Place, Sandalwood, Steeple Run, Tiffany Park, Tinley Pointe, Townpointe, West Point Meadows, Westberry Village Flossmoor, Illinois
Welcome to the Village of Flossmoor and its traditions of excellence. A community of 8,500 located just 25 miles south of the Chicago Loop, Flossmoor offers a wide variety of attractions to residents and businesses alike. Among its assets are beautiful tree lined residential neighborhoods, a strong community identity, quality schools, diverse recreational opportunities and a sound economic base. Flossmoor's location allows residents to enjoy easy commutes to and from Chicago, Joliet and the surrounding suburbs. Commutes into and out of Chicago take less than an hour. For those who would rather not drive, METRA provides full, 24 hour service. Flossmoor's METRA station is easily accessible in the heart of its downtown. Flossmoor's residential neighborhoods, which feature homes in a variety of architectural styles, serve as the town's most prominent examples of tradition and excellence. Vintage Georgians, Tudors, and Colonials, newer sprawling brick ranches, and elegant luxurious townhomes and condominiums dot the Village's residential landscape of towering trees, manicured lawns and neighborhood parks. Residential neighborhoods are sufficiently isolated from traffic, maintaining a safe, peaceful atmosphere.

Flossmoor Subdivisions Ballantrae, Baythorne, Braeburn, Chestnut Hill, Country Club, Creswell, Flossmoor Estates, Flossmoor Farms, Flossmoor Hills, Flossmoor Park, Glenwood Gardens, Golfview Manor, Heather Hill, Highgrove Estates, Highlands, Markey Estates, Maryland Park, Park Place, Park Place Villas, Roberts Cove, Royal Flossmoor Court, Stonebridge, Tamarac, Virginia Court, Vollmer Estates and Windwood.

Lockport, Illinois
Established in 1830, Lockport is home to approximately 20,000 residents in this northern Illinois locale. Steeped in the rich canal heritage of the 1800's, Lockport is a delightful mix of quaint history and modern charm, and has a wide variety of offerings for both visitors and residents. Lockport is situated 35 miles southwest of Chicago and 5 miles north of Joliet, and easily accessible via Interstate Highways 80 and 55. Lockport is 30 miles from O'Hare International Airport, and Midway Airport is 25 miles to the northeast Downtown Lockport's Historic District is part of the 120-mile long Illinois & Michigan Canal National Heritage Corridor. Lockport lies quietly nestled in the Des Plaines River Valley. Gardens of long ago are tucked behind cast iron fences, when houses were on large plots often surrounded by stone walls. Quaint, simple cottages (which can still be seen today) housed many of the canal workers. A variety of architectural styles that include Greek Revival, Victorian and Romanesque, as well as less ornate vernacular styles, color Lockport's streets. You'll find sturdy stone houses and buildings of cream-colored dolomite limestone from nearby quarries. This same stone was sent by mule-towed barges to Chicago to build the historic Water Tower, as well as numerous churches and houses. You can also choose to browse one of the 37 historic sites and structures or stroll through the intriguing antique shops, art galleries and retail shops. You're invited to unwind as you explore the unique forest preserves, parks, recreation attractions and four star cuisine.

Lockport Subdivisions
Abbey Glen, Arrowhead South, Ashley Point, Broken Arrow, Carriage Manor, Cedar Hills, Cedar Ridge, Copperstone, Deer Path Run, Forest Hills, Grand Pointe Crossing, Kelvin Grove, Kingston Hills, Lago Vista, Lakewood, Meadowridge, Neuberry Ridge, Oak Meadow, Parker Ridge, Parkview, Pine Wood Terrace, Pleasant Grove, Port Ridge, Saddlewood, Thunder Hill, Union Square, Victoria Crossings, Victorian Village, Westwood, Whispering Pines, Wilco Estates, Willow Walk, Windmill Estates, Woodlands

Homer Glen, Illinois
The Village of Homer Glen is located just 11 miles southwest of Chicago in Will County, Illinois. The Village was incorporated in 2001. Homer Glen is bisected by three major creeks that are home to a multitude of wildlife such as beavers, coyotes, deer, and woodchucks. The gently rolling terrain is dotted with prairie grasses, stands of trees, and cultivated fields. Two 18-hole golf courses help the Village attain its rolling vista. A sizeable number of residents have horses on their property. The village is a unique blend of small farms, spacious developments, and open space. Founded in 1836, the area is rich in history and was once known as "Yankee Settlement". Within the corporate boundaries of Homer Glen are two square miles of Will County Forest Preserves. Messenger Woods Nature Preserve is one of Will County’s oldest and most unusual forest preserves. Visitors to the preserve can enjoy one of the few remaining forests in northeastern Illinois that have not been altered by grazing, cutting, farming, or development. Spring Creek Greenway is the Forest Preserve District's only equestrian preserve, offering horse riders a 3.2-mile trail that winds through wooded areas and prairie. In 1988, the Homer Township residents approved a referendum to purchase open space for recreational, environmental and educational uses. The Township maintains a number of athletic fields, as well as neighborhood parks. Their plans include turning a defunct farm into a working farm for the education and enjoyment of all the residents.

Homer Glen Subdivisions
Cypress Pointe, Hunt Club, Kingston Hills, Long Run Creek, Meadowview West, Messengers Woods and Quail Brook Estates.

Homewood, Illinois
Homewood is a quiet suburban village with many educational, cultural, and recreational facilities for you and your family. Above all, hopefully you will find it to be a friendly, small "hometown," but with the amenities of a larger city. Today, Homewood's population is well over 19,000. Recognized as one of Chicago's finer southern suburbs, Homewood still retains the flavor of a "country town." Villagers enjoy nationally-acclaimed elementary and high school districts as well as parochial schools. Nearby Prairie State College and South Suburban College offer programs at the freshman and sophomore levels along with specialized and general interest activities for which they are well known. Governors State University is convenient by auto or public transportation. It provides upper-level and graduate-level curricula in a variety of disciplines. The Homewood-Flossmoor Park District is recognized as one of the best in the state. Thirty parks, two with swimming pools, a racquet and fitness club, ice arena, large community center, and nearby special activities for all age groups.

Homewood Subdivisions
Carson, Cherry Creek, Dolphin Lake, Downey Manor, Governors Park, Hollydale, Homewood Terrace, Mallards Landing, Olde Homewood, Pinewood Manor, Pinewood, Ravisloe Area, Riegel Manor, Riegel Oaks, Southgate Area, The Knolls, The Pines, Washington Park, Woodborough, 2nd Addition, 3rd Addition.