Palatine

Is a village in Cook County, Illinois, United States. It is a northwestern residential suburb of Chicago. As of the 2020 census, it had a population of 67,908. As of the 2010 Census, it was the seventh-largest community in Cook County and the 18th-largest in the state of Illinois.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palatine,_Illinois

One Republic Mortgage in Palatine, Illinois

One Republic Mortgage, an Illinois lender and longtime servicer of Palatine, Illinois home sellers as well as buyers. The company prides itself on the boutique-style approach, allowing its team to devote personal attention to every file, placing the needs of our clients above all else.

ORM offers the best and most competitive mortgage interest rates for on the market. Transparency, integrity, and honesty are above all else when presenting the best home loan options for each individual situation.

The company leadership as well as the entire staff strive towards a customer-centric approach.

Public Schools

The strength of our local school system means your kids can get the kind of education they need to prepare them for their next move in life. And the availability of community college courses means that, no matter what your age, you’ll have the opportunity to take your knowledge to the next level.

Palatine also has a number of private and religious schools.

Things To Do in Palatine

Palatine residents take great pride in their long history and deep roots. The George Clayson House, built in 1873 at 224 East Palatine Road, has been meticulously renovated and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Clayson House Museum holds more than 1,000 treasures of the past from Palatine’s earliest days. Be sure to stop by for a visit to see, touch and understand the proud history that is Palatine’s heritage.

The Palatine Park District operates swimming pools at Family Aquatic Center, Birchwood, and Eagle, as well as recreational centers at its Community Center, Birchwood, and Falcon Park – which opened in January 2010. The district purchased Palatine Stables in 1989, and the facility is home to approximately 70 horses.

Streetfest:

Similar to Taste of Chicago, this event includes lines of food vendors down the streets of Downtown Palatine, with music playing and games and other fun activities going on at the same time

Fourth of July Celebration: Another tradition of Palatine is the schedule of Fourth of July events that occur every year. From an annual parade, to fireworks which traditionally occur on the third of July, to the carnival that comes into town, Palatine is full of the traditional celebration of every Fourth of July holiday.

Oktoberfest A newer tradition, this celebration started in 2008 and is hosted by the Rotary Club of Palatine. Live German music, craft and imported beer, and local food vendors celebrate Palatine's German roots.

Dining

As a regional hub for shopping, Palatine is also home to many local, regional, and national restaurant chains. For travelers and locals just looking for a place to eat, Palatine offers plenty of reasonable options in a wide range of cuisines.

https://www.opentable.com/features/best-casual-restaurants-palatine-il

Transportation:

Access to major highways, such as Interstate 90, Illinois Route 53, and U.S. Highways 12 and 14, allow convenient access to major economic activity and nearby rural environments. Multiple interstate motor freight carriers are located in Palatine. Also, the Union Pacific Railroad (Metra) provides commuter service from Harvard to the Chicago Loop and nearby Chicago Executive Airport offers extensive facilities for private and corporate aircraft.

https://www.palatine.il.us/729/About-the-Village