by Jeff Kropp | Jan 16, 2021 | Chicagoland Real Estate Information, Home Buying Tips
Which Hungry First Time Homebuyers Will Feast On Scraps in Unbelievable Market? The inventory of homes has plummeted to the lowest it has been in 13 years! What Does Data Say? At the end of the year, there were only enough homes in feed hungry buyers for 1.8 months....
by Home Buyer Agents | Dec 19, 2020 | Chicagoland Real Estate Information
Will Chicago’s Housing Market Calm Down in 2021? How is Chicago’s Real Estate Market Now? One positive result in the COVID sea of misery has been a real estate market on rocket fuel, on an upward trajectory for months with no end in sight. The analysts told us last...
by Home Buyer Agents | Nov 21, 2020 | Chicagoland Real Estate Information
Sellers Happy as Eager Buyers Really Go Berserk Sales of homes in well-to-do Northside neighborhoods boomed in October, especially condos. Listings and inventory sharply rose as sellers try to cash in on boom (and perhaps hit the suburbs with kids in tow). Some...
by Home Buyer Agents | Oct 17, 2020 | Chicagoland Real Estate Information
Downtown Sales Crash and Outlying Areas Reborn September was an interesting month for real estate sales in Chicago and its suburbs. Downtown which includes areas such as River North, Streeterville and the Gold Coast, inventory rose a whopping 46% compared to September...
by Home Buyer Agents | Sep 20, 2020 | Chicagoland Real Estate Information, Uncategorized
The August 2020 market stats are in! New listings and inventory are through the roof in downtown Chicago, no doubt a reflection of the recent unrest in the city and desire to live in the suburbs with more space. The Near North Side (including River North, Gold Coast...
by Home Buyer Agents | Aug 20, 2020 | Chicagoland Real Estate Information
We’ve Seen a Sharp Rise in New Listings and Sales Finally there might be a break in the inventory logjam that has plagued Chicago for many years now. There has been a sharp rise in both sales and new homes added to the market in the month of July 2020 compared...
