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Spring and summer invite a sense of curiosity. With longer days and a full calendar of events, it’s a time when many of us discover new interests and reconnect with our communities. In this issue of Aspire on the Shore , we explore a mix of emerging trends and stories taking shape across the region. Several features highlight what’s gaining momentum on the North Shore right now. From the rise of padel — the fastest-growing racquet sport in the world — to the renewed fascination with vintage jewelry, these stories reflect evolving tastes and pursuits. We also examine today’s longevity movement through a scientific lens and share the latest insights on the local housing market. Elsewhere, we take readers behind the scenes. A Chicago- based film location scout explains what makes a home worthy of the big screen, while the founder of the Winnetka Music Festival reveals how a passion for music grew into one of the area’s most anticipated summer events. This issue also takes a closer look at the concept of curated home maintenance and the appeal of concierge-style property care. Through every season, our homes remain part of what makes life on the North Shore so special. Whether you’re planning your next move or simply looking to make the most of where you are, @properties Christie’s International Real Estate is always here to help.
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A LOOK INSIDE
NORTH SHORE STATE OF THE MARKET
Why this luxury market continues to outperform despite broader housing uncertainty.
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MOVIE MAGIC What makes a home worthy of a starring role on screen.
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FROM PLAYLIST TO MAIN STAGE How a passion for music became the Winnetka Music Festival.
GAME ON Padel arrives on the North Shore—and it’s changing the game.
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START TO FINISH A new approach to homeownership through curated, concierge-style maintenance.
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ISLAND ESCAPES Five breathtaking island
LIFESPAN AND HEALTHSPAN
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retreats redefining luxury travel and second-home living.
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Rethinking longevity with science-backed strategies to live better, longer.
TRANSCENDENT TREASURES Inside the growing allure of vintage jewelry and the stories behind each piece.
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D espite shifting national headlines and cautious speculation about the broader housing market, this stretch of lakefront suburbs remains firmly in seller’s market territory, defined by low inventory, sustained buyer demand and headline-worthy transactions. “Well-priced, well-prepared homes are moving quickly and, in many cases, achieving record or near- record prices,” says Kelly Maggio, Vice President of Brokerage Services for @properties Christie’s International Real Estate’s Winnetka office.
NORTH SHORE STATE OF THE MARKET If the past year has proven anything, it's that the North Shore real estate market continues to operate in a category of its own.
PRICING STRENGTH DEFINES THE YEAR
That momentum was evident throughout 2025. Average home prices across the North Shore rose 14.3%* year-over-year, underscoring the market’s continued pricing strength as well as the preponderance of high-end sales. While values continued to climb, the number of completed transactions increased a modest 1.4% compared to the prior year*, a reflection of the region’s constrained inventory. In 2025, the North Shore never exceeded three months’ worth of supply, an exceptionally tight environment by historical standards and less than half of what is typically considered a balanced market. A MORE DISCERNING BUYER POOL The supply-demand imbalance continues to fuel competitive conditions across much of the market. “We are still seeing bidding wars on attractive and well-priced properties,” says Jorge Abreu,
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“While some segments of the market experienced a slowdown during the second half of 2025, the ultra-luxury lakefront market really accelerated,” Abreu says. “We saw unprecedented sales in multiple North Shore communities.” The region accounted for all five of the Chicago-area’s highest-priced home sales last year, including a record-breaking $34.5 million transaction in Winnetka, the most expensive residential resale in Chicago-area history. Represented by @properties Christie's International Real Estate agent Jena Radnay, the 1.9-acre lakefront estate traded privately, highlighting the growing role of off-market transactions across the North Shore. Privately marketed listings are becoming increasingly common, particularly for significant properties where discretion and targeted exposure are priorities, according to Maggio. 2026 OUTLOOK “We are already seeing a great deal of activity from buyers,” says Abreu. “Many of the buyers who were active in 2025 are still in the market, and a new group has joined them. At the same time, we began 2026 with historically low inventory levels.” According to Abreu, unless there is a significant and unexpected shift in supply or demand this spring, the fundamentals remain intact: strong buyer interest, limited availability, and sustained price growth in one of the Chicago area’s most sought-after luxury markets.
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*Source: BrokerMetrics/MRED LLC, North Shore, Residential Properties, 2025 vs. 2024
Vice President of Brokerage Services for @properties Christie’s International Real Estate’s Highland Park, Glencoe and Bannockburn offices. “However, instead of seven or eight offers, a ‘hot’ listing might receive two or three. Some buyers are expressing less interest in entering aggressive bidding wars and are pulling back when they know there is competition." After hearing about multiple-offer scenarios and missed opportunities, many buyers are entering the market more educated and ready to act, adds Maggio. “Agents are focused on helping their buyers understand pricing dynamics, contract terms, and what it truly takes to win in a competitive environment so there is no hesitation when the right home becomes available,” Maggio notes. STRENGTH AT THE TOP Nowhere was the strength of the North Shore market more evident than at the very top. In 2025, there were 28 transactions for homes priced above $5 million, a 100% increase from 2024.
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A RENOWNED CHICAGO RESIDENCE 65 EAST GOETHE STREET, 6NE & 7E, CHICAGO, IL $16,000,000, 6 BED | 7.3 BATH
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MOVIE MAGIC For filmmakers, a house isn't just a backdrop, it's a character in the story.
WORDS BY KELLY MAGUIRE Director of Communications @properties Christie's International Real Estate
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What makes a home worthy of the big screen?
SIXTEEN CANDLES (1984)
S ome of the most memorable movie roles never have any lines. They don’t appear in the credits or walk the red carpet. But years later, you still remember them. At its best, a house can function as a silent lead — quietly revealing who lives there and what unfolds inside. So how does a home land the role? Often, it’s cast much like the actors. “If we’re looking for houses, I treat them like characters of the story. You can tell so much about a character from where they live,” says Agron Karameti, a Chicago- based film location scout. Karameti has spent the past seven years translating scripts into real places. Before the cameras roll, he meets with directors and designers to understand the people at the center of the story. Then he zeros in on a neighborhood and goes door to door. “If I knock on 10 doors, I’ll usually get two answers,” Karameti says.
ARCHITECTURE AS SUBTEXT The Home Alone house may be the most famous, but it's part of a broader pattern. Hughes' movies offer some of the clearest examples of how a carefully chosen home can drive storytelling and shape the emotional tone. Take Sixteen Candles , the classic coming- of-age movie filmed in Evanston. The red-brick colonial at the center of the story feels as relatable as the awkward teenage experience portrayed on screen. In Ferris Bueller’s Day Off , Ferris’ traditional home feels inviting, while Cameron’s glass-walled Highland Park residence looks more like a museum — a reflection of his father’s success and the emotional distance between them. At the end of Planes, Trains and Automobiles , a Kenilworth home appears only briefly. But after a long and frustrating journey, the charming red- brick facade signals something simple and universal: the relief of finally being home.
LIGHTS, CAMERA, NORTH SHORE Decades before Karameti got in the business, a film location manager named Jackie Bucksbaum did exactly that on the North Shore, going door to door in search of homes that could carry a story. Her work helped shape some of John Hughes' most beloved films, including Uncle Buck and Home Alone, and in doing so, left a lasting imprint on the area's cinematic identity. Of all the homes ever cast in a movie, few have achieved what the Home Alone house has — a red-brick colonial so iconic it's become inseparable from the film itself. It was a role the house was born to play. And years later, its legacy remains very much intact. "When the house hit the market, my clients spotted a wonderful opportunity to own a piece of cinematic history," says @properties Christie's International Real Estate agent Lori Nieman, who represented the buyers in the 2025 sale. "The scale, warmth, and classic architecture capture the feeling of home in its purest form."
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“It’s your quintessential North Shore house,” says @properties Christie’s International Real Estate agent John Mawicke, who lived in that home from 2009 to 2025. It’s familiar, and that’s exactly the point. “When I knock on doors, people will say, ‘Why my house? It’s nothing special.’ And I tell them, 'Because it feels like I'm going home to my parents' house for Thanksgiving,' Karameti says.
PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES (1987)
THE SUPPORTING CAST Of course, the house is only part of the story. “Production can take over the whole block,” says Karameti. Trucks line the street, equipment fills driveways, and sometimes a neighbor’s garage becomes a staging area. Their willingness to participate is just as important as the homeowner’s, and that’s part of what makes the North Shore such a compelling backdrop. Without the support of our communities and neighbors, even the most legendary movie home might have never stepped into the spotlight.
Film stills from Sixteen Candles (1984) , Planes, Trains & Automobiles (1987) , and Home Alone (1990) licensed from Alamy. Used for editorial purposes only.
HOME ALONE (1990)
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BEAUTIFUL LAKEFRONT HOME ON FOUR ACRES 111 NORTH MAYFLOWER ROAD, LAKE FOREST, IL $6,250,000, 7 BED | 6.1 BATH
ANN LYON 847.828.9991 alyon@atproperties.com
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STATELY IN-TOWN ENTERTAINMENT BEAUTY. WATERSLIDE INCLUDED!
1096 LAUREL AVE, WINNETKA, IL $5,499,900, 7 BED | 7.1 BATH
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ROCKSTAR RAVINE LIVING IN A DESIGNER SHOWCASE HOME
135 ROCKGATE LANE, GLENCOE, IL $5,250,000, 6 BED | 5.3 BATH
JENA RADNAY 312.925.9899 jradnay@atproperties.com
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22 LAKEVIEW TERRACE, HIGHLAND PARK, IL $4,800,000, 4 BED | 5.1 BATH
TED PICKUS 847.417.0520 tedpickus@atproperties.com
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DESIGNED TO MAKE GLENCOE LIVING A WALK IN THE PARK
488 PARK AVENUE, GLENCOE, IL $4,599,000, 5 BED | 5.2 BATH
VICTORIA BIROV STEVEN AISEN 847.668.4328
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GRAND PARK TOWER RESIDENCE WITH BESPOKE ARCHITECTURAL LUXURY
800 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, UNIT 3501, CHICAGO, IL $4,300,000, 4 BED | 3.1 BATH
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1600 ROCKY GAP ROAD, BENTON HARBOR, MI $5,995,000, 7 BED | 7.1 BATH
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The global sport making its mark on The North Shore
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WORDS BY KELLY MAGUIRE
I t’s called padel — and no, it’s not paddle tennis. Though it sounds like the outdoor sport that’s synonymous with North Shore winters, padel is played on a turf surface that’s surrounded by glass and mesh walls. Like paddle, it’s a doubles game where the walls are part of the strategy. But padel can be played indoors or outdoors, and the glass walls allow for longer rallies. Padel originated in Mexico in the 1960s before exploding in popularity in Spain, where it became as much a social ritual as a competitive sport. Now widely considered the fastest-growing sport in the world, padel is beginning to make a name for itself on the North Shore.
PADEL 101 “Padel has the strategy of tennis, the speed of squash, and the social ease of pickleball. It’s easy to learn but keeps you coming back,” says Abigail McCulloch, founder of Alma Padel in Glenview. “We’ve seen it take off fast. Our leagues, events, and open plays are full of people eager to try something new and fun.” Alma Padel opened last spring, making it the first dedicated padel club on the North Shore. Inspired by Spanish padel culture, the Mediterranean-influenced space — designed by Chicago-based Susan DeLoach — features five indoor courts along with lounges, saunas, a café and bar, golf simulator and fitness area. On any
Pickleball may have gotten all the attention lately, but another racquet sport is stepping into the spotlight.
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“That’s the beauty of padel. It brings together people who might not otherwise cross paths.”
- ABIGAIL MCCULLOCH FOUNDER, ALMA PADEL
given day, the courts are filled with a mix of experienced players, beginners, families, and those drawn to the social aspect of the game. “That’s the beauty of padel,” says McCulloch, who discovered the sport at the Wharton School of Business. “It brings together people who might not otherwise cross paths.” She adds that it’s no surprise the North Shore has been quick to embrace the trend. “People here love trying new things, staying active, and connecting socially.” But the enthusiasm isn’t confined to the suburbs. PICKING UP PACE “Chicago is starting to catch on fast,” says Fabian Gosselin, a lifelong padel player and the co-founder of Union Padel Club, a new 30,000-square-foot facility that opened in the West Loop in January. “The rising interest in racquet sports in the United States, largely fueled by pickleball’s combination
of sport and social, opened the door for [padel] to finally take hold here,” he says. Union Padel Club has five indoor courts plus a lounge space, co-working areas, a casual restaurant, a cocktail and juice bar, and wellness amenities including saunas and plunge pools. It’s the second padel club to open in Chicago in the past year, following CubePadel’s debut on the Southwest Side last winter. “Our vision has always been to create a lifestyle destination that blends sport, community, and social connection. There is no place in Chicago that captures that energy quite like the West Loop and Fulton Market,” Gosselin says. Both Alma Padel and Union Padel Club are open to the public and offer a range of membership options, making it easy for both newcomers and seasoned players to step onto the court. For a region already fluent in racquet sports, padel has found its footing — and the momentum suggests it’s here for the long game.
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PADEL POV: GIVING IT A SHOT WORDS BY JULIE WALLACE
M y love for trendy workouts began young. As a chubby 10-year- old, I was mesmerized by step aerobics and Suzanne Somers’ ThighMaster infomercials. At 14, my friend and I found ourselves in a Jazzercize class, where we were the youngest people in the room by decades. Next came TaeBo — the fast-paced kicking and punching was the perfect outlet for my teenage angst. Fast forward almost 30 years, and I’m still chasing the latest fitness trend.
Enter padel. While tennis, paddle and pickle were never part of my organized- sport repertoire, I felt confident that I would pick up padel quickly. So I signed up for an intro clinic with my friend and co-worker, Kelly. When we arrived at Alma Padel in Glenview, two other groups were playing. I was fully expecting to dominate Kelly, whose athletic pursuits include sipping martinis on the couch. And yet, she walked onto the court and fired a backhand shot that made our instructor
do a double take. We then took turns serving, working on our forehands and backhands, and learning how to play off the wall. It was challenging, I was sweating, and I was having a great time. The game has all the racquet-sport elements you expect, with a few twists. But what I loved most had nothing to do with the game or the rules. It was the movement, the laughter, and the shared experience. Padel isn’t just a workout; it’s a reminder that sometimes the best sports are the ones that bring us together.
JULIE WALLACE is celebrating her 20th year at @properties Christie's International Real Estate, where she serves as Vice President of Agent Brand Design and Creative Services. Her padel opponent, Kelly Maguire, is @properties' Director of Communications.
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CINEMATIC NORTH SHORE ESTATE WITH EFFORTLESS STORYBOOK ELEGANCE
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BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED RANCH 296 WHITE OAK LANE, WINNETKA, IL $3,599,000, 4 BED | 4.1 BATH
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PAUL KONSTANT ONE OF A KIND MODERN FARMHOUSE
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GLAMOROUS NEW‑BUILD MASTERPIECE WITH EXQUISITE ARTISTRY
1427 KENILWORTH LANE, GLENVIEW, IL $3,299,900, 7 BED | 6.1 BATH
JENA RADNAY 312.925.9899 jradnay@atproperties.com
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GORGEOUS WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL
675 EAST WOODLAND ROAD, LAKE FOREST, IL $3,295,000, 4 BED | 4.1 BATH
TRACE TEAM Samantha: 847.571.0537, Lisa: 708.710.4104 lisatrace@atproperties.com, samanthatrace@atproperties.com
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PLAYLIST from to MAIN STAGE
Val Haller talks Winnetka Music Festival F ounded in 2007, Valslist began as a simple idea: help busy adults discover new music without relying on algorithms. Created by lifelong music fan Val Haller, who felt that her middle-age peers had largely been forgotten by the music industry, the platform started with curated playlists and quickly expanded beyond the digital space. What followed was an organically built community, WORDS BY BELLA PAREDES
intimate house concerts in Haller’s living room, and eventually the launch of the Winnetka Music Festival. In this Q&A, Haller talks about the moments that shifted her path and how her original mission continues to guide everything she does. YOU BUILT VALSLIST TO HELP BUSY ADULTS DISCOVER NEW MUSIC. WHAT SPARKED THAT IDEA—AND DID YOU EVER IMAGINE IT WOULD LEAD TO A MUSIC FESTIVAL IN YOUR OWN TOWN? I never imagined it would lead to a festival. In fact, the first time someone approached me about starting a festival, I told them no. I launched Valslist when I was 50 years old, after raising four sons. I’ve always been a massive music fan, and as I got older,
I realized I still wanted to discover new artists, even as many of my peers stopped paying attention or didn’t have the time. I wanted to solve that problem. So I started making playlists, and I became the go-to person for music for parties, dinners and live events. Eventually, I thought: Why don’t I put these playlists somewhere public so other people like me can find new music more easily? That’s how Valslist started in 2007. At the time, my kids thought it was completely embarrassing. Now they call asking if I can get them into sold-out shows. CAN YOU TAKE US BACK TO THE VERY FIRST HOUSE CONCERTS—WHAT WAS Once I started Valslist, I had the idea to invite artists from my weekly playlists to play live in my living room. Many of them were touring through Chicago already. So I reached out, and to my surprise, they all said yes. They loved the idea of a quiet, attentive listening room. PLAYING, WHO SHOWED UP, AND WHAT DID IT FEEL LIKE?
my taste has always been
eclectic and that hasn't changed... exposure to new sounds that didn't exist when I was growing up ... I LOVE IT. VAL HALLER on how her music taste evolved over the years
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This was pre-social media, so everything spread through word of mouth. We held the first show at 4 p.m. because the band couldn’t come later, and we assumed no one would come. The house was packed. I had two rules—don’t talk during the show, and fill the tip jar.These were free concerts, so I wanted to make sure the artists were taken care of. It became a real community. People came for the music, even if they didn’t know anyone else in the room.
HOW HAS YOUR MUSIC TASTE EVOLVED OVER THE YEARS?
My taste has always been eclectic, and that hasn’t changed. What’s changed is exposure to new sounds that didn’t exist when I was growing up, mostly electronic and ambient music. I love it. I’m very open-minded. I don’t believe good music only existed “back then.” IS THERE ANYTHING YOU WOULD HAVE DONE DIFFERENTLY? No. Honestly, I was incredibly bold when I started, and I was so passionate about solving this problem. I wrote to Steve Jobs saying, "You need somebody on iTunes that can help adults find music."
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IF YOU COULD INVITE ANY ARTIST - DEAD OR ALIVE - TO HEADLINE THE FESTIVAL, WHO WOULD IT BE? That’s a hard question. I’d probably lean toward a newer artist. I love the French band Phoenix. But choosing just one is impossible. WHAT’S NEW FOR THIS YEAR'S FEST? This year marks our 10th anniversary. We have some surprises up our sleeves, and we will probably bring back something called the Just Listen Sessions, which are panel conversations with musicians and journalists. We’re also launching the Just Listen Foundation, which will be focused on providing tangible support for emerging touring artists — things like gas, food, lodging, audiences and opportunities. The 2026 Winnetka Music Festival takes place Friday and Saturday, June 19 and 20. For the lineup and tickets, visit: winnetkamusicfestival.com.
I wrote directly to major industry figures, including Bob Lefsetz, a big music industry blogger and analyst. He wrote about Valslist the next day. That piece changed everything. Overnight, I was on every label and publicist’s radar. Shortly after, Bob forwarded me an email from David Gilmour of Pink Floyd, asking to use my model for a UK radio project. That kind of thing kept happening. WHAT GOES ON BEHIND THE SCENES OF PRODUCING THE WINNETKA MUSIC FESTIVAL? In the beginning, we did everything ourselves and we underwrote the whole thing. Then three years ago, we partnered with Evanston Space and now they do the heavy lifting. I start booking artists at the end of summer, working closely with Jake Samuels, who's the talent buyer for Thalia Hall and several other venues. I come with my list of potential acts, and he knows who’s getting offers from Lollapalooza and who’s going to be at the local venues.
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THE ULTIMATE NORTH SHORE RANCH
52 LOCUST ROAD, WINNETKA, IL $3,250,000, 4 BED | 3.1 BATH
JENA RADNAY 312.925.9899 jradnay@atproperties.com
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THOUGHTFULLY REIMAGINED HOME IN AN ICONIC BUILDING
1540 NORTH LAKE SHORE DRIVE #8N, CHICAGO, IL $3,095,000, 3 BED | 2.1 BATH
CARRIE MCCORMICK 312.961.4612 carrie@atproperties.com
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EXCEPTIONAL EAST LAKE BLUFF HOME WITH RARE PRIVATE BEACH
697 BLUFF ROAD, LAKE BLUFF, IL $2,995,000, 4 BED | 5.2 BATH
ANDRA O'NEILL 847.650.9093 andra@atproperties.com
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MODERN MASTERY, METICULOUSLY EXECUTED
3075 KEYSTONE ROAD, NORTHBROOK, IL $2,549,000, 6 BED | 6.1 BATH
CONNIE DORNAN 847.208.1397 conniedornan@atproperties.com
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LUXURY WITHOUT SEASON: AN ESTATE WITH INDOOR POOL
1851 OAKWOOD ROAD, NORTHBROOK, IL $2,495,000, 6 BED | 6.1 BATH
CONNIE DORNAN 847.208.1397 conniedornan@atproperties.com
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PRIVATE PIER & BUOY WITH GENEVA LAKE VIEWS
9 DARTMOUTH ROAD, WILLIAMS BAY, WI $3,495,000, 3 BED | 3 BATH
STEPHANIE PARENT 773.209.3465 steph@atproperties.com
LAKEFRONT ESTATE WITH EXCEPTIONAL AMENITIES
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THINKING RE LONGEVITY
DR. DANA RUSSO DO, FACOG Founder Essenza Health - Glenview
DR. MARA RADEN PharmD, FAAOT Founder Raden Wellness - Highwood
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Beyond the headlines and podcasts, what does longevity actually mean?
L ongevity has captured the Huberman, and venture capitalist/ immortality seeker Bryan Johnson. In today’s health landscape, longevity is no longer defined simply as living a long time. It’s a proactive, data-driven strategy designed to maximize how well we live as we age. cultural spotlight, championed by figures like Dr. Mark Hyman, neuroscientist Andrew “Longevity is not simply about living longer — it’s about living better for longer,” says Dr. Dana Russo, DO, FACOG, founder of Essenza Health in Glenview. “We focus on optimizing healthspan, not just lifespan.” Healthspan refers to the years we feel strong, energized and cognitively sharp — not just alive. The shift is subtle but powerful: preserving vitality rather than managing decline. THE CELLULAR FOUNDATION At its core, longevity is cellular. “When your cells produce energy efficiently, they can regulate inflammation, repair, detoxify and communicate properly,” explains Dr. Mara Raden, PharmD, FAAOT, founder of Raden Wellness in Highwood.
“When that happens consistently, organ function improves and the body becomes more resilient over time.” Strong cellular performance supports metabolic health, cognitive clarity and physical strength. When it falters, fatigue, inflammation and chronic disease can follow. For years, good health was distilled into diet and exercise. Those pillars remain essential, but the modern equation has morphed into an extensive algorithm. According to Dr. Russo: Longevity = Nutrition + Movement + Sleep + Stress Management + Hormone Balance + Metabolic Health + Recovery. Sleep quality, stress chemistry, toxin exposure, gut dysfunction, infections, hormone imbalance and chronic inflammation all influence how effectively cells generate energy, Dr. Raden adds. FROM REACTIVE TO PROACTIVE What distinguishes today’s longevity
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movement is its emphasis on prevention and personalization.
Comprehensive lab testing and in-depth consultations help translate complex biology into actionable plans. “Wellness becomes a structured, achievable strategy rather than guesswork,” Dr. Russo says.
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Dr. Dana M. Russo Founder and Physician, Essenza Health
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“The biggest trend is the shift from generic advice to individualized medicine.” DR. MARA RADEN The conversation is evolving from silence to strategy — recognizing hormonal health as integral to long-term metabolic, cognitive and cardiovascular wellness. BEYOND A BUZZWORD Longevity has become a movement grounded in science and self-awareness.
Patients increasingly want precision care. “The biggest trend is the shift from generic advice to individualized medicine,” Dr. Raden notes. “People still value strong fundamentals, but they want to know what applies to their biology.” Raden Wellness has seen surging interest in metabolic health, gut and microbiome balance, inflammation drivers and hormone optimization. Patients are connecting these markers to tangible outcomes: energy, mood, sleep quality, body composition and cognitive performance. At Essenza Health, Dr. Russo sees growing demand for biomarker-based nutrition plans, targeted supplementation and protein-forward strategies to preserve muscle. Data is becoming central to care. SORTING THROUGH THE NOISE Alongside thoughtful innovation, social and traditional media have also fueled hype. Anti-aging therapies like NAD+ injections and weight-loss treatments driven by the GLP-1 gold rush have experienced explosive growth, amplified by celebrity endorsements and influencer culture.
The rapid rise has left many patients feeling both informed and overwhelmed, and there is a growing desire for clarity. While certain therapies may benefit specific patients, experts emphasize that longevity is not built on quick fixes. Foundational health — sleep, movement, metabolic balance and inflammation control — remains the cornerstone. A SPOTLIGHT ON WOMEN’S HEALTH Women’s health has also emerged as a major focus within the longevity conversation. Menopause, hormone therapy and sexual wellness are receiving renewed scientific and public attention. Hormone optimization and menopause care are now top priorities at both Essenza Health and Raden Wellness. In early 2026, Dr. Russo co-founded the Chicago Menopause Collective, a nonprofit initiative connecting women with science-based menopause education and local support.
Patients are investing in their health with intention, shifting from reactive treatment to predictive prevention. The media may have amplified the conversation, but the sustained momentum comes from individuals seeking deeper understanding of their bodies — and practical strategies to preserve strength, clarity and resilience. LIVING LONGER IS ONE GOAL.
Living well — with vitality intact — is a greater one.
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HERITAGE INSPIRATION AWAITS AT HERITAGE TRAIL MERCANTILE
Explore the curated antique, mid-century, and vintage collections from forty-two quality dealers in our spacious 6,000 S/F showroom.
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T ranscendent treasures Inside Christie's Vintage Jewelry Market WORDS BY DANIELLA FARBER SCHWARTZ
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Exclusive Interview: Jacqueline DiSante Christie's Jewelry Specialist
B uying adventure that goes beyond a simple shopping experience. It's a pursuit that provides a tangible link to another place and time. vintage jewelry is an
How are current fashion trends (beyond jewelry) influencing what jewelry is being bought and sold through Christie’s? Fashion is all about self-expression and individuality, and that’s very much reflected in what we’re seeing bought and sold at Christie’s. Influenced by stronger silhouettes, vivid color and personal style, collectors are gravitating toward jewelry that makes a statement. Sometimes this is through vibrant gemstones, sculptural design or distinctive period pieces. There’s a real appetite for jewels that feel expressive and personal – and unique. What recent trends in the market have surprised you?
Aspire on the Shore recently sat down with Jacqueline DiSante, Vice President, Head of Sale, Jewelry Specialist at Christie’s in New York, to learn about the latest trends in vintage and antique jewelry and what to know about buying at auction. The interview has been edited for length. Are there particular eras of vintage and antique jewelry that are especially in demand right now? If so, what’s driving interest in those eras? We’re seeing a lot of excitement around mid-century jewelry, particularly pieces from the 1940s through the 1970s. Bold gold, rich color and larger-scale designs from those decades are especially in demand. More broadly, collectors are becoming increasingly selective, gravitating toward well-made, one-of-a-kind jewels with strong design and quality stones. Provenance is also playing an important role. Much like in the art world, jewelry that once belonged to iconic collectors can resonate with a wide range of buyers. In recent sales, jewels from the collections of Elaine Wynn and Anne H. Bass achieved exceptional results, driven not only by their quality and craftsmanship, but also by the legacy of these remarkable women, who were known for collecting both extraordinary jewelry and world-class art.
Colored stones – emeralds, sapphires, rubies – have seen strong prices. Gemstones with significant origins and lack of treatment have been highly sought after and there is such excitement in the sale room around these lots.
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What are the advantages of purchasing vintage/antique jewelry at auction, and what advice would you give someone approaching this process for the first time? First things first: Buy what you love. Follow your eye and trust your gut. Auction previews are a fantastic way to see what’s out there, and tracking results helps you get a feel for the secondary market. The more you look, the more confident you’ll feel when the right piece comes along. And remember, you don’t have to do it alone. Specialists are here to help, and we genuinely love it. Talking jewelry is what we are most passionate about. As an exclusive affiliate of Christie’s International Real Estate, @properties shares a close partnership with Christie’s for the sale and acquisition of fine art and luxury goods, including jewelry, handbags, timepieces, automotive, rare wines and other collectibles.
more frequently and at higher values. At the same time, digital platforms have become significantly more sophisticated, personalized and secure, which has accelerated this shift. Our online-only auctions have also become a major driver of growth. They offer an accessible entry point for new collectors and continue to diversify our buyer base. Are there lesser-known designers or brands that are gaining momentum and popularity? We’ve been seeing exceptional results for early works by Suzanne Belperron. Bracelets and necklaces that were previously owned by the likes of Diana Vreeland and Elsa Schiaparelli have really captivated collectors. Belperron’s designs are unique and bold – it is incredible to think that these works were designed in the early to mid-20th century when they feel super contemporary.
Spinels and Paraiba tourmalines have been achieving exceptional prices for refined and superb stones. In December, we sold a very rare Paraiba tourmaline and diamond necklace by Tiffany & Co., from the Collection of Max and Cecile Draime. Weighing 13.54 carats, the striking color and clarity of the stone made it not just rare, but also one of the finest examples to come to market. It sold for a record-breaking price of $4.2 million. Have you seen a shift in buyer profiles recently (age, geography, online vs. live sales, etc.)? Is the appeal of vintage and antique jewelry widening to a broader audience? We’ve seen a shift in buyer profiles across age and bidding behavior. Since the Covid lockdown, clients have become far more comfortable purchasing online, both
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NORTH SHORE EXCHANGE North Shore Exchange, a luxury consignment and nonprofit organization that was established in 2013, offers a large assortment of authenticated vintage jewelry, both online and in three Chicagoland boutiques, where 80% of the inventory is exclusively in-store. The selection and price point of these pieces run the gamut from $25 for costume jewelry to upwards of $25,000 for fine jewelry. "The recent rise in the popularity of vintage jewelry reflects a broader shift toward personal style over mass production,” says President & CEO, Maxine Winer. “People are seeking pieces that feel individual, intentional and distinctive.” At North Shore Exchange, which is volunteer-founded and -staffed, you can find items from luxury fashion houses like Chanel, Cartier, Van Cleef, Christian Dior and Yves Saint Laurent. Other popular vintage jewelry brands that are highly coveted in the stores include Miriam Haskell, Bvlgari, Buccellati, Kenneth Jay Lane, Hattie Carnegie, Trifari and Coro. if you’re searching for vintage jewelry on the North Shore, there are a number of local options to start a treasure hunt.
HERITAGE TRAIL MERCANTILE An eye for quality vintage goods is a skill Lisa Chrisopoulos cultivated during her childhood, as she tagged along with her parents to various antique markets throughout the Midwest. Later, she honed her skill traveling Europe and filling her suitcases with vintage items to sell back in the States. Today, Chrisopoulos owns and runs Heritage Trail Mercantile, a popular antique market located in an airy, studio- style building in Northfield. HTM is a hub for 42 artisans and specialists showcasing a menagerie of unique items, ranging from home décor, furniture and antiques to collectibles, vintage clothing and jewelry. The jewelry department is particularly strong with 13 well-sourced vendors, some of whom have been with HTM for over 20 years. Displayed in tall glass cases, the colorful merchandise frequently turns over as vendors are constantly finding new antique and vintage pieces to sell. Costume jewelry averages around $100 per piece (you can find some pieces for as little as $15), and fine jewelry ranges from $1,500 to $4,000. “If you’re influenced by the zeitgeist of what’s cool, you may be looking to vintage jewelry to continue a contemporary jewelry trend,” Chrisopoulos explains.
While Christie’s may be known for signature pieces and blockbuster sales,
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