S chaumburg, Illinois or as its also known as, "The Gateway to the Windy City", is located 30 miles from Chicago in Cook County. This gorgeous city maintains an urban ambiance that sets it apart from most suburban communities. Careful planning and managed development has made Schaumburg into one of the most sought after business locations in the state. Along with a sound economy, Schaumburg has a vast amount of affordable housing.

Since Schaumburg was incorporated in 1956 the area has seen steady growth. Do to its close proximity to Chicago, Schaumburg offers all the opportunities and benefits of a large city, with more affordability. The average household income for the city is $60,000, while the average house value is estimated at $230,000. These two numbers together with a very low unemployment rate means owning a house in Schaumburg is a thrilling opportunity!

The city's economy is robust and continually growing at a fast rate. Large companies such as Motorola, The Signature Group, Zurich-American Insurance, Advantis, Santa Fe, and Cellular One have a home within one of Schaumburg’s nine industrial parks. Due to its ideal location, affordable housing, and wonderful community environment, Schaumburg is one of the most sought after cities to live in near Chicago.

Schaumburg has a home to fit every lifestyle, from single-family houses in an abundant variety of designs and styles, to garden homes and multifamily communities situated in park-like settings, striking duplexes and townhouses, manor homes and more. Many neighborhoods are surrounded by parks and are convenient to transportation and shopping. Although Schaumburg is recognized as a center of business and commercial activity, the residents who make their homes here have a genuine sense of community.

Schaumburg has a lot of diverse culinary choices. Whether searching for Chinese, Italian, Mexican or Continental dining, there are more than 125 different restaurants to choose from in the village. One of the most famous restaurants in the area is Morton's Steakhouse. Here you will find some of the most rare and delicious steaks in all of Illinois. Schaumberg has grown to be the retail commercial hub of the northwest suburbs. One of the largest enclosed shopping malls in the United States is located in Schaumburg. The Woodfield Shopping Center has more than 280 stores and restaurants. This massive center has over 2.7 million square feet to explore.

The village has many places to enjoy including Medieval Times, Spring Valley Nature Sanctuary, and The Chicago Athenaeum. The Prairie Center for the Arts has served as the cornerstone of music and entertainment in the area. Music, dance, films, theatre and storytelling, programs for all ages have been presented on the Prairie Center stage.

The residents of Schaumburg have always made education a top priority for their community. The Schaumburg C C School District 54 is a highly rated school district that is comprised of 27 schools and oversees the educational needs of over 15,300 students. There are also four colleges located in the area including the Illinois Institute of Art at Schaumburg.