Midwestern US Real Estate Guide
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The Midwest region, sometimes known as the "breadbasket of America," is
blessed with plentiful fresh water supplies. While embracing vast
areas of fertile farmland, the region is also an industrial powerhouse,
home of the American auto industry and important mineral resources.
Except for ridges near the Great Lakes and the Ozark hills of southern
Missouri, much of the land is flat or gently sloping. Midwest
winters are snowy and icy, springs are short and verdant, summers are hot
and humid except around the northern Great Lakes, and autumns are
gorgeous medleys of color from hickory, maple, oak, and sassafras
leaves.
Chicago is the commercial capital of the Midwest; Indianapolis is home to the famous Indy 500 race; St. Louis features the huge Anheuser-Busch brewery; Detroit is noted as the "Motor City;" Cincinnati, the "Queen City," is a pleasant, civilized city with a more moderate climate; Milwaukee is an attractive lakeside city with a diverse cultural heritage; and Minneapolis-St Paul, although cold in winter, is quite livable.
Sports and recreational activities are avidly pursued in the Midwest, and a number of professional baseball, basketball, and football sports teams are located here. Midwestern residents enjoy outdoor activities such as camping, boating, hunting, and fishing, as well as snowmobiling and Nordic skiing, in the woodlands, lakes, and streams of this region.
Midwestern Real Estate
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Based in Northbrook, Illinois, this Coldwell Banker real estate franchise serves more than 250 communities in Chicagoland, northwest Indiana, southwest Michigan, and southeast Wisconsin. Featured listing.
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