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Ready for a Move, But Not Sure Where to Start?

Buying or selling a home should feel exciting—not overwhelming. But in today’s real estate market, it’s easy to get stuck. Whether you’re looking for a new home in Chicago or trying to sell on the North Shore, the process can feel confusing, fast-paced, and stressful—especially if you’re trying to figure it all out on your own.

When Every Decision Feels Like a Big One….

Maybe you’re upgrading to a larger space. Maybe you’re downsizing after a big life change. Or maybe you’re eyeing the luxury market for the first time and want to make a smart investment. Whatever your goal, you’re probably wondering things like:

  • How do I know if I’m getting a good deal
  • What’s the real value of my current home?
  • Which neighborhoods actually fit my lifestyle?


Without the right guidance, it’s easy to make costly mistakes—or miss out entirely.

Why Work With Me

As a proud North Side resident and advocate for inclusive real estate, I specialize in guiding first-time luxury buyers and LGBTQ+ clients through the buying or selling process with care and confidence.

About Michael

I’m Michael Beaver (he/him/his), a proud Rogers Park resident with a lifelong passion for home design and real estate. After 15 years in higher education, I bring strong communication, organization, and relationship-building skills to my work as a real estate agent with Baird & Warner in Evanston. I specialize in helping people buy, sell, and invest in homes across Chicago’s north side and the North Shore. I’m especially committed to serving the LGBTQIA+ community and building meaningful connections that go beyond the transaction. Whether you’re exploring your next neighborhood, searching for your first home, or growing your investment portfolio, I’m here to guide you with care, expertise, and a deep love for this city.

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