Christina McNamee, Real Estate - Chicago

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As a lifelong resident of the Chicago area, Christina has a comprehensive understanding of Chicago's real estate market. Christina has been in the real estate industry since 2003 and comes to Compass with an extensive new-construction background and a strong focus on data and results. Starting her career in the early 2000’s, Christina worked for national home builder Pulte Homes/Del Webb for over six years. Her real estate experience there includes selling new construction condos, townhomes and single-family homes in various communities in the Chicago Suburbs. While working for Pulte Homes, Christina achieved over $65 million in personal sales volume including the grand opening of a record breaking start up community in Mundelein. In 2006, she received the Diamond Award for achieving over $25 million dollars in sales volume in a single year from the National Association of Homebuilders. In 2009, Christina focused her efforts on assisting buyers and sellers in the city of Chicago and has built over a decade of career accomplishments as a Real Estate Broker. Christina has many accolades throughout the years which include:

Chicago Association of Realtors Top Producer in 2015, 2017-2022
Altitude Award in 2022 ($20 to $50 Million)
Road to Rolex member in 2015
Chicago Agent Magazine's "Who's Who" in 2016 and 2018
Chicago Magazine's Top Residential Real Estate Teams in 2020 and 2021
Real Producer Magazine's Top 250 Chicago Broker in 2020 and 2021
Crain's Chicago Business Notable Residential Broker in 2021
Christina understands the details involved in buying and selling real estate and offers expert counsel to her clients through every step of the transaction. She listens to what her client's needs and wants are and tailors a strategy that enables them to reach their real estate goals. With her personal experiences of purchasing both living and investment properties, Christina is knowledgeable on how to use real estate as part of a successful investment portfolio. Known for her dedication, knowledge and going the extra mile, Christina treats every client as an individual and concentrates on their specific needs and desires. Her highest priority is to establish an ongoing relationship of trust and guidance with her clients that continues beyond the sale or purchase of a particular property. Neighborhood Expertise: Bucktown/Logan Square, Gold Coast/Near North, Irving Park, Lakeview/Wrigleyville, Lincoln Park/DePaul, Lincoln Square/Ravenswood, Portage Park/Jefferson Park, River North, River West, Roscoe Village/North Center, Streeterville, South Loop, St. Ben's, University Village, Uptown, West Loop/Fulton River District, West Town, Wicker Park/Ukrainian Village

🏡 OPEN HOUSE THIS SUNDAY!📍 1031 W Bryn Mawr Ave, Unit 2A | Chicago📅 Sunday, September 27⏰ 11:00 AM – 1:00 PMCome tour th...
09/26/2026

🏡 OPEN HOUSE THIS SUNDAY!
📍 1031 W Bryn Mawr Ave, Unit 2A | Chicago
📅 Sunday, September 27
⏰ 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Come tour this Edgewater home in person this Sunday! Stop by between 11–1 to take a look, explore the space, and see everything this fantastic location has to offer.
Know someone looking to make a move? Send them my way or share this post!
Sunday, 9/27 | 11 AM–1 PM
📍 1031 W Bryn Mawr Ave, Unit 2A
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09/24/2026

If tree-lined streets and local parks are your jam, here are three Chicago neighborhoods worth exploring.

West Bucktown.
Greystones and single-family homes on quieter residential blocks, with all the energy of Bucktown proper a short walk east. You're sitting right between the California and Western Blue Line stops with the 606 steps away, and you can walk to Middlebrow, Small Cheval, Osteria Langhe, and the Damen boutiques without ever moving your car.

Avondale.
Brick two-flats and workers cottages, Brands Park for the dog, and a food scene that is becoming a destination — Honey Butter Fried Chicken, Eden, Kuma's Corner — with the Belmont Blue Line getting you downtown. It's also where buyers priced out of Logan Square are landing, which tells you everything about where it's headed.

Old Irving Park.
Historic Victorians and Farmhouses on lots you didn't think existed in the city, actual driveways, blocks that feel like a small town twenty minutes from the Loop. Independence Park hosts movie nights and a farmers market all summer, and you've got both the Blue Line and Metra when you need downtown, plus some of the neighborhood spots people cross the city for, like Smoque BBQ.

People rarely start a home search with the square footage.

They start with a feeling about how they want their life to look.

If you already know your vibe, I can tell you exactly where to find it.

You'd be surprised what buyers notice without knowing they noticed.Nobody leaves a showing saying "the outlet covers wer...
09/22/2026

You'd be surprised what buyers notice without knowing they noticed.

Nobody leaves a showing saying "the outlet covers were dirty." They leave saying "it felt a little tired."

These changes are how we make sure your home never gets described that way, and none of them require a contractor.

This is exactly the list I build for my sellers before we photograph anything. Want yours? Send me a message.

One block from the Brown Line, steps from your new favorite coffee shop. Welcome to Southport Corridor.This type of firs...
09/18/2026

One block from the Brown Line, steps from your new favorite coffee shop. Welcome to Southport Corridor.

This type of first home (or smart pied-à-terre) rarely lasts long in this neighborhood.

Hardwood floors throughout, in-unit laundry, central air, and a kitchen with granite counters and stainless appliances that functions the way you need it to.

The extras seal the deal: a big shared rear deck over a fully fenced yard, in-unit laundry, an oversized private storage room downstairs, and a pet-friendly, professionally managed building.

Everything you love about Lakeview is right outside your door: restaurants, boutiques, fitness studios, and one of the easiest commutes in the city.

OPEN HOUSE
📅 Saturday, September 19
⏰ 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM

📍 1454 W Roscoe Street, Unit 1E, Southport Corridor

Another chance to come see this one in person. 🏡OPEN HOUSE 📅 Saturday, September 20 ⏰ 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM📍 1031 West Br...
09/18/2026

Another chance to come see this one in person. 🏡

OPEN HOUSE
📅 Saturday, September 20
⏰ 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM

📍 1031 West Bryn Mawr Avenue, Unit 2A, Edgewater

09/17/2026

Sometimes you need a pick-me up...and 90's country works every time.

Billy Currington & Kip Moore at with was the perfect summer Friday night in Chicago and if you can get to a show before the end of the season, I highly recommend it.

And I might even join you!

Summer isn't over until it's officially over. While CPS might be back in session, I'm still here for the street festival...
09/15/2026

Summer isn't over until it's officially over.

While CPS might be back in session, I'm still here for the street festivals and pickleball outside.

So in that spirit, here's the September R.E.P.O.R.T.

R – Reading: I just finished Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke. The entire book has been living rent free in my head all month and my mind is still BLOWN.

E – Eating: , had a really yummy oat milk latte and The Big Bird sammie was so yummy with garlic & dill spread.

P – Preparing: For my annual house party! After skipping last year when my nephew was born, it is back in action. The have been ordered, the bartender are booked and I'm still making the playlist if anyone has song recommendations!

O – On My Radar: I’m watching the office-to-residential conversion trend closely because it could fundamentally change how people live downtown.

More residents could mean more neighborhood amenities, restaurants, retail and activity after business hours—and potentially create new opportunities.

The 35 building conversions currently proposed, underway or recently completed across downtown Chicago, which could add more than 4,400 new residential units and represent over $2 billion in investment.

R – Recommending: My new dog walker Adam Solvy of . He's comes highly recommended in the Facebook groups and it's no wonder why. This isn't a fly by night Rover service. He is insured, works the neighborhood daily, is trustworthy and can take same day requests. This has been a true lifesaver in a clutch. I've been so happy to have found him.

T – Thankful: I am grateful for my Pickleball Ladies Group. I have been consistently playing with the same group of about 20 women for the entire summer and they have become some of my favorite players and partners.

Now I want yours. Best thing you read, ate, or discovered this month? 👇

09/10/2026

This is life in Bucktown.

It's the Damen Blue Line getting you to the Loop in less time than it takes to listen to your favorite podcast episode.

It's having three gourmet grocery stores within a mile on the Tuesday afternoon when you don't feel like cooking ( for grab-and-go, for the best butcher and deli, and for groceries).

It's being a 20-minute scooter ride from your friends who live in Lincoln Park, but also Logan Square.

It's having morning coffee at , lunch at and dinner at .

None of this shows up in the listing photos.

It's why you need an agent with 20 years of experience who knows Chicago's neighborhoods inside and out.

Questions? Let's chat!

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