Chicago is a good example of a city succeeding at luring companies from the suburbs, with firms such as United, Lenovo, Hillshire Brands, Motorola, Kraft-Heinz and ConAgra making the move.

I have worked as a supervisor at The Home Depot and currently a Service Coordinator for a Motorola Service Center.

Pepsi, Boeing, United,  Walgreens, Statefarm, Kraft Foods, Budweiser, Glassdoor, Uber, Groupon, Abbott Laboratories, Motorola, Etc are located here.Chicago is the top 6th most powerful city in the world because of all the companies that call the city home.

With McDonald's, Motorola, ConAgra and Kraft all moving their offices back to the city, I do believe that even more millennial talent will come flocking.

I have a full time job working for Motorola (yes Motorola, they are still around) Im a Technical Account Manager with 30 yrs in the business.

I think houses tend towards the higher end of the market.I am real curious to see the full effects of the new medical school which is slated to come on line in 2017.Since I moved here, there have been growth spikes due to large projects coming on line like Motorola, AMD, and Dell.  

The metro added 61,000new jobs in the past year, and a plethora of companies are expanding theirfootprint, including McDonald’s, Motorola Solutions, Google and WeWork.

Kraft Heinz, McDonald's, Motorola, Hillshire, ConAgra all moved or are moving their headquarters to Chicago.  

I highly recommend looking into the Motorola Razr Maxx - it's an android phone (a lot of great apps) with an impressive battery life.

I have a droid razr maxx (Android operating system), and Verizon charges each month if you want to tether the phone and use it as a modem with your pc or laptop.