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Real Estate Law Firms in Chicago, IL

Firms that represent buyers and sellers at closings, handle attorney review of purchase contracts, condominium association matters and landlord-tenant disputes in Chicago and the suburbs.

27 firms list real estate as a practice area. None has claimed its listing so far. Details last checked 2026-10-03.

Firms listed
27
Claimed by the firm
0
Office ZIP codes
17

Office ZIP codes: 60005, 60008, 60062, 60187, 60195, 60201, 60202, 60532, 60540, 60563, 60601, 60602, 60603, 60604, 60606, 60611, 60654

27 firms listed

Lavelle Law

141 West Jackson Boulevard, Ste 2800, Chicago

Real EstateThe Loop

Lavelle Law's website lists bankruptcy, criminal defense, employment, estate planning and probate, family law and real estate among its practice areas. Offices in The Loop and Northwest Suburbs.

Momkus LLP

1001 Warrenville Road, Suite 500, Lisle

Real EstateDuPage County

Momkus LLP's website lists family law, estate planning and probate, employment and real estate among its practice areas. Office in DuPage County.

O'Flaherty Law

2521 Gross Point Rd, Suite 222, Evanston

Real EstateEvanston

O'Flaherty Law's website lists family law, estate planning and probate, real estate, immigration, DUI defense and criminal defense among its practice areas. Offices in Evanston, Oak Park and Lake County.

Listed in our published order: sponsored listings first and labeled, then claimed listings whose registration was checked, then all other firms alphabetically. How we list firms

Real Estate in Chicago: general information

General information, not legal advice. Ask a lawyer about your situation.

  • In the Chicago area both buyer and seller usually hire their own lawyer for a home sale, and most contracts include a short attorney review period after signing.
  • Many real estate lawyers charge a flat fee for a residential closing. Ask what it covers and whether it changes if the deal falls through.
  • Chicago's Residential Landlord and Tenant Ordinance gives renters and landlords specific rights beyond state law.
  • If you are buying a condominium, ask the lawyer to review the association's budget, reserves and any planned special assessments.

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