Bill & Linda Baker


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Servicing the Northwest Suburbs  

The Bakers

    131 Million sold
 ivyhillhomes@gmail.com
847-927-2728

Winners of "On Line Marketing Award of excellence 2010" from Realtor.com


Numerous awards include International Presidents Circle Award for 2007

Top 4% Internationally
of all Coldwell Banker
Agents



       

                               
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What our clients have said!

  • "With Bill and Linda Baker, you get two seasoned, highly motivated real estate agents for the price of one. I recommend them to you without qualification." Dr. Bruce Evensen, professor of journalism, DePaul University
  • "The Bakers did an outstanding job not only putting together the terms of the contract, but also in ongoing communications, which facilitated this transaction in a professional and expedient manner. I am most thankful for their help and efficiency." Sharon Banks, Attorney
  • "The Bakers guided me every step of the way in updating my home. Their efforts enabled me to obtain $17,000 more for my home, which they sold in three days." Jerry Seevers, former principal, St. Peter Lutheran School
  • "Bill Baker’s sales skills in selling 19 luxury, high-end town-house units from the blueprints only (no model) were impressive. His personable, down-to-earth style permitted him to handle with ease the varied customer personalities, questions and often stressful situations that arise in any phase-by-phase new construction. He contributed substantially to the success of the project." Terry King, president, TMK Development
  • "We cannot say enough about the Baker’s marketing program. At our first meeting, Mr. Baker said that we should ask $279,900 and settle for no less than $275,000 for our house; and that based on his knowledge of the neighborhood and the market our house should sell within a week. We were taken aback a bit by his assertion, but his manner didn’t speak of arrogance or braggadocio...he simply was telling us what he believed to be true. Our home did sell fror $275,000 and in 6 days!. We want to commend the Bakers. Frank and Noriko Sugano, Chicago Sun Times
     
  • Bill and Linda were very patient and helped us find a great home. We’ll recommend them forever! Mike & Denise Williams
  • Just a quick note to thank you for all of your advice, time and patience you gave me during the whole home buying process! I am finally sleeping again, was able to get the main rooms painted and most of the boxes unpacked. It's starting to feel like home and my car loves being in a garage. Karen W. Teacher at Ivy Hill School District 25|
     
  • We'd like to send a big "thank you" to you for all your time, efforts and "optimistic rhetoric" over the past months. Thanks also for your interest in Pugsley, we know you enjoyer his great walks with Otis and the extra attention you gave to him. It's truly been a Baker family effort. Von & Bill Yetzer
     
  • You did a fantastic job for us and we are very appreciative.  We keep saying how fortunate we were to have sold that house in this market!  (Actually, not fortunate but smart in our decision to go with you!) Dr. Ken & Ellen Chessick

 

 

The second half of J. S. Bach's Courante from his 3rd Cello Suite. Bach died in 1750 in relative obscurity. 100 years later composer-pianist Felix Mendelssohn rediscovered Bach's manuscripts and brought his music to life. In 1829, with the backing of Zelter (Mendelssohn's teacher) and the assistance of a friend, the actor Eduard Devrient, Mendelssohn arranged and conducted a performance in Berlin of Bach's St Matthew Passion. The orchestra and choir were provided by the Berlin Singakademie of which Zelter was the principal conductor. The success of this performance (the first since Bach's death in 1750) was an important element in the revival of J.S. Bach's music in Germany and, eventually, throughout Europe.