*Grace Goro Kaage is a high-end residential real estate specia**list and top producing agent out of @properties largest Illinois offic**e at Goose Island in Chicago. * She was recognized by Crain's as one of the Most Influential Real Estate Brokers in Chicago 2018 and by Chicago Agent Magazine in their 2018 'Who's Who' edition. Her team is a 2017 Top Producer Team as recognized by the Chicago Association of Realtors. Grace comes from a real estate background. Her father, Chuck Goro, was the managing broker of her former Lincoln Park Coldwell Banker office. Her three sisters are also in real estate. Her eldest sister, Taira Doherty, is a high-end residential real estate specialist; her sister, Julie Braglia, is a mortgage broker and her third sister, Gwen Goro, a licensed agent and her Director of Operations and Lease Management. Further, Grace's grandfather founded Benson Realty, a brokerage out of Orland Park. In order to make sure that her clients' needs are addressed quickly and consistently, Grace surrounds herself with a team of highly-skilled professionals. They practice immediate response times and work diligently to accommodate their clients' specific ambitions. From initial orientation to staging and photography to market strategy, Grace works extensively to prepare her properties for market. Her detail-oriented approach helps to procure the highest possible purchase price for her sellers. She proceeds with her buyers in a similar fashion, insisting on individualized service for each client from start to finish While she has experience across Chicagoland, Grace enjoys working by referral and specializes in Chicago's north side and the surrounding suburbs. Grace serves as the Vice-Chair for the 2017-2018 Chicago Association of Realtors(r) Young Professionals Network (YPN) and is a member of the Realtors(r) Political Action Committee (RPAC) work group. She is the founder of the Prostate Cancer League, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to raising funds and awareness to prevent and treat prostate cancer.