# Blake Morgan, John Greene: full text of every page Source: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com. Index: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/llms.txt. ## Blake Morgan, Naperville Realtor · John Greene URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/ Summary: I am a residential real estate agent with John Greene in Naperville, Illinois. Over my two years in the business, I have closed 45 career transactions across both English and Spanish. John Greene · Naperville, IL Naperville, Illinois real estate guidance for buying and selling property I am a residential real estate agent with John Greene in Naperville, Illinois. Over my two years in the business, I have closed 45 career transactions across both English and Spanish. Get a pricing analysis Explore the neighborhoods 2 active listings right now 2 years serving Naperville 45 closed transactions 5★ 8 reviews What would your Naperville home sell for this month? I price it from the actual comps, not an algorithm. Get your home's number The neighborhoods I work in Naperville Naperville, IL 60540 $620K median 42 days 448 active Homes for sale in Naperville → Bolingbrook Bolingbrook, IL 60440 $405K median 44 days 169 active Homes for sale in Bolingbrook → Oswego Oswego, IL 60543 $404K median 49 days 157 active Homes for sale in Oswego → Elgin Elgin, IL 60120 $368K median 48 days 273 active Homes for sale in Elgin → Addison Addison, IL 60101 $420K median 45 days 72 active Homes for sale in Addison → Chicago Chicago, IL 60602 $425K median 47 days 6879 active Homes for sale in Chicago → Downers Grove Downers Grove, IL 60515 $541K median 36 days 149 active Homes for sale in Downers Grove → Elmhurst Elmhurst, IL 60126 $753K median 46 days 128 active Homes for sale in Elmhurst → Lisle Lisle, IL 60532 $414K median 49 days 63 active Homes for sale in Lisle → Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) What the transactions say Numbers are the part of this you can actually check, so here they are. Every figure below comes from my closed business. 45 closings to date 28 in the last twelve months 5★ across 8 client reviews Career price range $381K average $68K $967K These are the transactions recorded on my public agent profile, across my whole career. The closings shown further down this site are a recent sample of them, not the whole list. The Naperville market right now The Naperville median sold price stands at $620,000 as of May 2026, -4.6% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $650,000 in June 2025. 1,643 homes closed over the period, averaging 100.3% of list price most recently, with 42 days on market. Full Naperville market report Also tracked: Bolingbrook · Oswego · Elgin · Addison · Chicago · Downers Grove · Elmhurst · Lisle $620K median sold -4.6% year over year 42d on market Jun May Naperville median sold · trailing 12 months What sellers and buyers say ★★★★★ Working with Blake Morgan was an absolute pleasure from start to finish! He was always quick to respond to all my questions — no matter the time — and his communication was top-notch throughout the entire process. Blake showed up to every showing we requested and went above and beyond to make both selling my home and purchasing a new one completely stress-free. He truly made what can often be a complicated and overwhelming process feel easy and seamless. I couldn't have asked for a better realtor, and I will definitely be recommending Blake to all my friends, family, and future referrals. If you're looking for someone who's professional, responsive, and genuinely cares about helping you every step of the way, Blake Morgan is the one to call! Danny E. Bought and sold a single-family home in Plainfield ★★★★★ Blake was a phenomenal help! My husband and I were first time home buyers and Blake took us through the entire process with knowledge patience and kindness. He became the first and last person I'd txt every day and when I needed to see a house he made it happen. Would not have found our dream home without him! Margarita M. Bought a single-family home in Montgomery ★★★★★ My husband and I moved to IL from CA and we were so fortunate to find Blake. He made buying our new home here a smooth and fast transaction. He is very knowledable about the area, and real estate. We didn't have connections here and Blake helped us get everything going. I have never had a realtor who was so responsive and helpful before. Anyone who gets to use Blake for their realtor needs is very lucky! V. Augustus Relocated from California, bought in Lombard Read all 8 reviews The review worth reading in full ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ My wife and I had the pleasure of working with Blake to buy our first home, and honestly can't imagine doing it without him. From the first showing it was obvious he lives and breathes Naperville real estate. Half the time he knew the ins and outs of a house before we even walked in. Where he really shines is during showings. He checked foundations, crawled into the crawlspace, tracked down manufacturing dates on the furnace/water heater, took quick notes on everything— and spotted little things I wouldn't have even thought of. We'd ask a random question in the driveway and he'd circle back with an answer later, even ones we forgot we asked. He was always available too. Late-night texts, early calls, weekend walk-throughs, endless “what ifs.” Never felt rushed or like we were bugging him—we always felt like his #1 priority. Bottom line, Blake is hardworking, super knowledgeable, and actually cares. We can't recommend enough! Thanks Blake! Adrian W. Bought a single-family home in Pembroke Greens, Naperville Read every review Buying From pre-approval to keys in Naperville and the towns around it: the guides, the numbers and the listings on this site. Start with the buyer guides Selling What Naperville homes are closing for, what it costs to sell, and how a listing gets priced and prepared. Start with the seller guides Featured listings Active $347,500 2 bd · 2 ba 10937 Front St #2B, Mokena, IL 60448 Active $275,000 3 bd · 3 ba 216 Douglass Way, Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Explore the neighborhoods About me How I work My work covers residential properties across Addison, Bolingbrook, Chicago, Downers Grove, Elgin, Elmhurst, Lisle, Naperville, and Oswego. Last year alone, I completed 28 transactions across these municipal markets. I monitor inventory changes, listing prices, and recent sales to provide current market data for each decision. When representing sellers, I prepare comparative pricing data, arrange property showings, review incoming offers, and manage contract deadlines through closing. For buyers, I locate available listings, schedule property tours, write purchase contracts, and coordinate with home inspectors, lenders, and closing attorneys. I manage transactions in both English and Spanish, keeping all parties informed from initial consultation to final closing. More about me Homes recently closed A sale is the only claim in this business that can be checked. These are my recent transactions, with the side represented on each. Represented the buyer $466,000 605 Woodchuck Trl, Oswego 5 bd · 4 ba Closed August 24, 2026 Represented the buyer $520,000 707 Erwin St, Oswego 4 bd · 3 ba Closed August 21, 2026 Represented the buyer $525,000 3898 Valhalla Dr, Elgin 3 bd · 3 ba Closed August 14, 2026 Represented the buyer $363,000 363 Aaron Ln, Bolingbrook 2 bd · 3 ba Closed August 11, 2026 Recent transactions I personally represented. Not a complete record of market activity. Neighborhoods Naperville Bolingbrook Oswego Elgin Addison Chicago Downers Grove Elmhurst Lisle Guides Getting pre-approved for a mortgage in Naperville Pricing your home in Naperville: questions sellers ask Services First-Time Home Purchase Guidance Property Listing and Sale Representation Relocation Support Bilingual Real Estate Consultation Tools Mortgage calculator Affordability Closing costs Home value request Buyer checklist Seller checklist Glossary Work with me on your next home purchase or sale Start with a conversation and a real pricing analysis. No commitment, no pressure, and you'll know your numbers either way. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## About Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/about Summary: Blake Morgan, Real Estate Broker at John Greene. I am a residential real estate agent with John Greene in Naperville, Illinois. Over my two years in the business, I have closed 45 career transactions across both English and Spanish. Real Estate Broker · John Greene About Blake Morgan Recent Results Active Local Representation Built on Recent Results Past Year Transactions 28 In my two years as a licensed broker with John Greene, I have closed 28 transactions in the past year alone. This level of activity keeps me closely connected to daily market movements across our local communities, helping clients navigate purchases and sales with practical guidance and direct focus. I work as a residential broker with John Greene in Naperville, Illinois. Over my two years in the industry, I have represented clients across 45 career transactions, including 28 home sales completed last year alone. My sales history spans price points from $68,000 to $967,000, covering single-family houses and townhouses throughout DuPage, Will, and surrounding counties. Real estate decisions demand clear communication and continuous attention. I assist buyers and sellers through every stage of the process, from evaluating initial neighborhood choices to scheduling walkthroughs and reviewing contract terms. I communicate with clients in English and Spanish, ensuring every buyer and seller receives straightforward guidance at all hours of the day. My transaction background includes work with first-time buyers, out-of-state buyers relocating from California, and homeowners managing concurrent purchases and sales. Across eight verified client reviews, my work carries an average rating of 5 out of 5 stars. I prioritize punctual showings, direct answers, and complete transparency regarding property conditions before you make an offer. Whether you need help finding a property in Pembroke Greens or selling a townhouse in Tinley Park, I bring local pricing insight to the closing table. My focus remains on protecting your financial position and helping you navigate local real estate with total clarity. Credentials IL Broker License #475212620 John Greene Where I work Naperville, IL Bolingbrook, IL Oswego, IL Elgin, IL Addison, IL Chicago, IL Downers Grove, IL Elmhurst, IL Lisle, IL Start a conversation Client reviews 45 career transactions 28 closed last year 5★ 8 reviews 45 career transactions 28 closed last year 5★ 8 reviews Figures from my public agent profile. The neighborhoods I work in Naperville Naperville, IL 60540 $620K median 42 days 448 active Homes for sale in Naperville → Bolingbrook Bolingbrook, IL 60440 $405K median 44 days 169 active Homes for sale in Bolingbrook → Oswego Oswego, IL 60543 $404K median 49 days 157 active Homes for sale in Oswego → Elgin Elgin, IL 60120 $368K median 48 days 273 active Homes for sale in Elgin → Addison Addison, IL 60101 $420K median 45 days 72 active Homes for sale in Addison → Chicago Chicago, IL 60602 $425K median 47 days 6879 active Homes for sale in Chicago → Downers Grove Downers Grove, IL 60515 $541K median 36 days 149 active Homes for sale in Downers Grove → Elmhurst Elmhurst, IL 60126 $753K median 46 days 128 active Homes for sale in Elmhurst → Lisle Lisle, IL 60532 $414K median 49 days 63 active Homes for sale in Lisle → Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) What the transactions say Numbers are the part of this you can actually check, so here they are. Every figure below comes from my closed business. 45 closings to date 28 in the last twelve months 5★ across 8 client reviews Career price range $381K average $68K $967K These are the transactions recorded on my public agent profile, across my whole career. The closings shown further down this site are a recent sample of them, not the whole list. What sellers and buyers say ★★★★★ Working with Blake Morgan was an absolute pleasure from start to finish! He was always quick to respond to all my questions — no matter the time — and his communication was top-notch throughout the entire process. Blake showed up to every showing we requested and went above and beyond to make both selling my home and purchasing a new one completely stress-free. He truly made what can often be a complicated and overwhelming process feel easy and seamless. I couldn't have asked for a better realtor, and I will definitely be recommending Blake to all my friends, family, and future referrals. If you're looking for someone who's professional, responsive, and genuinely cares about helping you every step of the way, Blake Morgan is the one to call! Danny E. Bought and sold a single-family home in Plainfield ★★★★★ Blake was a phenomenal help! My husband and I were first time home buyers and Blake took us through the entire process with knowledge patience and kindness. He became the first and last person I'd txt every day and when I needed to see a house he made it happen. Would not have found our dream home without him! Margarita M. Bought a single-family home in Montgomery ★★★★★ My husband and I moved to IL from CA and we were so fortunate to find Blake. He made buying our new home here a smooth and fast transaction. He is very knowledable about the area, and real estate. We didn't have connections here and Blake helped us get everything going. I have never had a realtor who was so responsive and helpful before. Anyone who gets to use Blake for their realtor needs is very lucky! V. Augustus Relocated from California, bought in Lombard Read all 8 reviews The review worth reading in full ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ My wife and I had the pleasure of working with Blake to buy our first home, and honestly can't imagine doing it without him. From the first showing it was obvious he lives and breathes Naperville real estate. Half the time he knew the ins and outs of a house before we even walked in. Where he really shines is during showings. He checked foundations, crawled into the crawlspace, tracked down manufacturing dates on the furnace/water heater, took quick notes on everything— and spotted little things I wouldn't have even thought of. We'd ask a random question in the driveway and he'd circle back with an answer later, even ones we forgot we asked. He was always available too. Late-night texts, early calls, weekend walk-throughs, endless “what ifs.” Never felt rushed or like we were bugging him—we always felt like his #1 priority. Bottom line, Blake is hardworking, super knowledgeable, and actually cares. We can't recommend enough! Thanks Blake! Adrian W. Bought a single-family home in Pembroke Greens, Naperville Read every review Work with me on your next home purchase or sale Start with a conversation and a real pricing analysis. No commitment, no pressure, and you'll know your numbers either way. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Contact Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/contact Summary: Reach Blake Morgan at John Greene on (312) 555-0199 or at blake.morgan.af.test@mailinator.com. Serving Naperville, IL and the surrounding suburbs. No pressure, real numbers Contact Blake Six weeks out or two years out, the first conversation is free and useful. Call, email, or send a note. I answer personally. Reach me directly Phone / text: (312) 555-0199 Office phone: (630) 555-0142 Email: blake.morgan.af.test@mailinator.com Office: 1311 South Route 59, Naperville, IL 60564 Start with an email Tell me what you're weighing: selling, buying, timing, or just what your home might be worth. You'll get a straight answer, usually the same day. Request a pricing analysis Ask about buying Prefer to browse first? Explore the neighborhoods or read the FAQ . Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Work with me on your next home purchase or sale Start with a conversation and a real pricing analysis. No commitment, no pressure, and you'll know your numbers either way. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Client Reviews for Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/testimonials Summary: 8 reviews, 5 average. What sellers, buyers, and relocating families say about working with Blake Morgan. 5★ across 8 reviews What clients say Sellers, first-time buyers, relocating executives, and people in the middle of a move, in their own words. The review worth reading in full ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ My wife and I had the pleasure of working with Blake to buy our first home, and honestly can't imagine doing it without him. From the first showing it was obvious he lives and breathes Naperville real estate. Half the time he knew the ins and outs of a house before we even walked in. Where he really shines is during showings. He checked foundations, crawled into the crawlspace, tracked down manufacturing dates on the furnace/water heater, took quick notes on everything— and spotted little things I wouldn't have even thought of. We'd ask a random question in the driveway and he'd circle back with an answer later, even ones we forgot we asked. He was always available too. Late-night texts, early calls, weekend walk-throughs, endless “what ifs.” Never felt rushed or like we were bugging him—we always felt like his #1 priority. Bottom line, Blake is hardworking, super knowledgeable, and actually cares. We can't recommend enough! Thanks Blake! Adrian W. Bought a single-family home in Pembroke Greens, Naperville Read every review ★★★★★ My wife and I had the pleasure of working with Blake to buy our first home, and honestly can't imagine doing it without him. From the first showing it was obvious he lives and breathes Naperville real estate. Half the time he knew the ins and outs of a house before we even walked in. Where he really shines is during showings. He checked foundations, crawled into the crawlspace, tracked down manufacturing dates on the furnace/water heater, took quick notes on everything— and spotted little things I wouldn't have even thought of. We'd ask a random question in the driveway and he'd circle back with an answer later, even ones we forgot we asked. He was always available too. Late-night texts, early calls, weekend walk-throughs, endless “what ifs.” Never felt rushed or like we were bugging him—we always felt like his #1 priority. Bottom line, Blake is hardworking, super knowledgeable, and actually cares. We can't recommend enough! Thanks Blake! Adrian W. Bought a single-family home in Pembroke Greens, Naperville ★★★★★ Working with Blake Morgan was an absolute pleasure from start to finish! He was always quick to respond to all my questions — no matter the time — and his communication was top-notch throughout the entire process. Blake showed up to every showing we requested and went above and beyond to make both selling my home and purchasing a new one completely stress-free. He truly made what can often be a complicated and overwhelming process feel easy and seamless. I couldn't have asked for a better realtor, and I will definitely be recommending Blake to all my friends, family, and future referrals. If you're looking for someone who's professional, responsive, and genuinely cares about helping you every step of the way, Blake Morgan is the one to call! Danny E. Bought and sold a single-family home in Plainfield ★★★★★ Blake was a phenomenal help! My husband and I were first time home buyers and Blake took us through the entire process with knowledge patience and kindness. He became the first and last person I'd txt every day and when I needed to see a house he made it happen. Would not have found our dream home without him! Margarita M. Bought a single-family home in Montgomery ★★★★★ My husband and I moved to IL from CA and we were so fortunate to find Blake. He made buying our new home here a smooth and fast transaction. He is very knowledable about the area, and real estate. We didn't have connections here and Blake helped us get everything going. I have never had a realtor who was so responsive and helpful before. Anyone who gets to use Blake for their realtor needs is very lucky! V. Augustus Relocated from California, bought in Lombard ★★★★★ Blake was FANTASTIC! Very patient! Easy to work with! Accommodating! Will DEFINITELY refer friends and family to him! He is GREAT! He helped us buy and sell! Thank you Blake! Steve C. Bought and sold a townhouse in Tinley Park ★★★★★ My husband and I had the chance to work with Blake and he was great. Very friendly, super knowledgeable and understanding. He made the whole process of first time buyer easy and pleasant. We would highly recommend him. Alba A. Bought a single-family home in Hampton Park, Romeoville ★★★★★ Blake was very helpful and flexible when it came to finding out rental home with a short window to find the right property. He was very responsive and didn't mind going to several properties each day. I would recommend him to anyone looking to buy sell or rent! Nichole I. Rented a single-family home in Oswego ★★★★★ Blake helped me buy a home in Naperville and was a great guide. He was very responsive and helped make the transaction smooth from start to finish. Linnell A. Bought a townhouse in Old Farm, Naperville 45 career transactions 28 closed last year 5★ 8 reviews Figures from my public agent profile. Work with me on your next home purchase or sale Start with a conversation and a real pricing analysis. No commitment, no pressure, and you'll know your numbers either way. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Frequently Asked Questions for Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/faq Summary: Straight answers on commissions, pricing, prep, and timing from Blake Morgan, John Greene. Straight answers Frequently asked questions What price range of properties do you handle in the local market? Properties represented span from entry-level residences priced at $68,000 up to properties closing at $967,000, covering detached single-family houses, townhomes, and suburban starter properties. Can buyers and sellers receive assistance in Spanish? Yes, complete real estate services, contract reviews, and transaction communications are provided fluently in both English and Spanish for all clients. What areas in Illinois are included in your service coverage? Service coverage includes Naperville, Bolingbrook, Oswego, Elgin, Addison, Chicago, Downers Grove, Elmhurst, and Lisle, along with adjacent communities across northeastern Illinois. How many transactions were completed in the past year? Twenty-eight transactions were completed over the last year, contributing to an overall career volume of 45 completed residential transactions over two years in the industry. What is the typical satisfaction rating from past clients? Past clients have submitted eight verified reviews, resulting in an average rating of 5 out of 5 stars for communication, responsiveness, and local area knowledge. How does the process work for buyers relocating from out of state? Out-of-state purchasers receive neighborhood overviews, remote property reviews, and consolidated showing tours tailored for buyers moving from regions such as California to Illinois communities. Have a question that isn't here? Ask directly and you'll get a real answer, not a script. --- ## Neighborhoods in the Naperville, IL area · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/areas Summary: The neighborhoods I work in: Naperville (Naperville), Bolingbrook (Bolingbrook), Oswego (Oswego), Elgin (Elgin), Addison (Addison), Chicago (Chicago), Downers Grove (Downers Grove), Elmhurst (Elmhurst), Lisle (Lisle), with current market data for each. The neighborhoods, street by street Not "the metro market." These specific streets, schools, and price bands, tracked monthly. Naperville Naperville, IL 60540 Naperville, IL holds about 57,135 homes, 75% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1990. Naperville features single-family homes and neighborhood tracts such as Pembroke Greens. Buyers weigh higher median prices against access to local amenities and established suburban infrastructure. Pricing spans starter options up to upper-tier homes near $967,000. $620K median value -4.6% YoY 42 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell here Naperville · 57,135 homes 57,135 homes $620K median 42d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Bolingbrook Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Bolingbrook, IL holds about 24,498 homes, 79% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1989. Bolingbrook provides a mix of detached single-family residences and attached housing. Purchasers compare accessible price points directly against neighboring Naperville home valuations. Buyers weigh proximity to regional road corridors against varied lot sizes. $405K median value +4.1% YoY 44 avg days 1 listing here Homes for sale Market report Sell here Bolingbrook · 24,498 homes 24,498 homes $405K median 44d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Oswego Oswego, IL 60543 Oswego, IL holds about 12,440 homes, 88% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 2002. Oswego presents residential single-family subdivisions and newer developments along the Fox River valley. Buyers weigh quieter outlying streetscapes against longer travel times toward closer-in suburbs. The housing market offers larger lot configurations than older Cook County areas. $404K median value +12.1% YoY 49 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell here Oswego · 12,440 homes 12,440 homes $404K median 49d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Elgin Elgin, IL 60120 Elgin, IL holds about 40,523 homes, 72% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1977. Elgin features a range of historic single-family properties alongside newer suburban subdivisions. Purchasers weigh lower price points near $68,000 against older housing maintenance requirements. The location provides alternative price access within Kane and Cook counties. $368K median value +4.5% YoY 48 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell here Elgin · 40,523 homes 40,523 homes $368K median 48d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Addison Addison, IL 60101 Addison, IL holds about 13,266 homes, 67% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1972. Addison offers established mid-century single-family houses and functional townhouses. Buyers weigh proximity to eastern DuPage transportation routes against the premium prices found in nearby Elmhurst. Inventory provides accessible options within the central county grid. $420K median value +7.7% YoY 45 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell here Addison · 13,266 homes 13,266 homes $420K median 45d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Chicago Chicago, IL 60602 Chicago, IL holds about 1,277,054 homes, 46% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1954. Chicago offers urban multi-unit properties, condominiums, and single-family detached homes. Purchasers evaluate urban density and property tax rates against the expansive yards found in western suburbs. Pricing spans diverse thresholds across distinct city neighborhoods. $425K median value +6% YoY 47 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell here Chicago · 1,277,054 homes 1,277,054 homes $425K median 47d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Downers Grove Downers Grove, IL 60515 Downers Grove, IL holds about 21,527 homes, 75% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1974. Downers Grove includes established traditional homes, custom rebuilds, and attached residences. Buyers balance pricing against neighboring communities such as Lisle and Naperville. Housing inventory features wooded lots and central DuPage positioning. $541K median value +6% YoY 36 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell here Downers Grove · 21,527 homes 21,527 homes $541K median 36d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Elmhurst Elmhurst, IL 60126 Elmhurst, IL holds about 17,753 homes, 80% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1964. Elmhurst contains traditional mid-century homes alongside substantial new-construction residences. Purchasers weigh higher price per square foot metrics against proximity to Chicago. The community sits directly east of Addison and Downers Grove. $753K median value +15.8% YoY 46 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell here Elmhurst · 17,753 homes 17,753 homes $753K median 46d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Lisle Lisle, IL 60532 Lisle, IL holds about 10,466 homes, 56% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1983. Lisle offers single-family residences, condominiums, and townhouses bordering Naperville. Buyers weigh slightly lower purchase points against shared access to western suburban employment corridors. The housing stock balances compact suburban developments with established wooded subdivisions. $414K median value -6.5% YoY 49 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell here Lisle · 10,466 homes 10,466 homes $414K median 49d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Work with me on your next home purchase or sale Start with a conversation and a real pricing analysis. No commitment, no pressure, and you'll know your numbers either way. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Site map · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/sitemap Summary: Every page on Blake Morgan's site: neighborhoods, market reports, guides, tools, properties and policies. Every page Site map Everything on this site, grouped. The machine version is /sitemap.xml. 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Mortgage payment calculator The full monthly number, not just principal and interest: taxes, insurance and HOA included, with every assumption stated. Total monthly payment — per month Loan amount $496,000 Principal and interest — Property tax $1,033 Insurance $125 HOA $0 Total interest over the loan — Assumptions in the worked example 20% down payment 30-year fixed loan Property tax at 2% of price per year (enter the real bill for the town you are looking at) Homeowner's insurance at $1,500 per year No HOA Monthly payment by rate Rate P&I Total monthly Interest over 30 years 5.00% $2,663 $3,821 $462,549 5.50% $2,816 $3,975 $517,844 6.00% $2,974 $4,132 $574,557 6.50% $3,135 $4,293 $632,621 7.00% $3,300 $4,458 $691,964 Estimates for planning. Your lender's Loan Estimate and the closing statement are the real numbers. Want the numbers for a specific home? Real taxes, real HOA, the actual rate you were quoted, run against the address you are looking at. Contact Blake Related tools Affordability Closing costs Home value request Buyer checklist Seller checklist Glossary --- ## How much home can you afford? · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/tools/affordability Summary: Income, monthly debts and down payment to a price band, using the debt-to-income limits lenders actually apply. How much home can you afford? Income, monthly debts and down payment to a price band, using the debt-to-income limits lenders actually apply. Price you can afford — Largest monthly housing payment $2,800 Loan amount — Principal and interest — Property tax — Insurance $125 Assumptions in the worked example Property tax at 2% of price per year Homeowner's insurance at $1,500 per year Housing payment capped at 28% of gross income, all debts at 36% Price band by income At 6.5% (an assumed rate; none is on file for this site) with $600 in other monthly debts and $125,000 down, using a 28% front-end and 36% back-end debt-to-income limit. Lenders vary; some allow more. Household income Max housing payment Price Loan $80,000 $1,800 $308,624 $183,624 $120,000 $2,800 $433,822 $308,822 $160,000 $3,733 $550,673 $425,673 $200,000 $4,667 $667,525 $542,525 $250,000 $5,833 $813,589 $688,589 Estimates for planning. Your lender's Loan Estimate and the closing statement are the real numbers. Want the numbers for a specific home? Real taxes, real HOA, the actual rate you were quoted, run against the address you are looking at. Contact Blake Related tools Mortgage calculator Closing costs Home value request Buyer checklist Seller checklist Glossary --- ## Closing cost estimator · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/tools/closing-costs Summary: What buyers and sellers pay at the table beyond the price, line by line, with Illinois transfer taxes where the platform holds them. Closing cost estimator What buyers and sellers pay at the table beyond the price, line by line, with Illinois transfer taxes where the platform holds them. For a $620,000 home Buyer side Item Typical range Lender origination and underwriting Set by the lender; ask for the Loan Estimate. $3,100 to $6,200 Appraisal $450 to $750 Credit report and flood certification $50 to $120 Lender's title insurance $1,240 to $2,480 Settlement or closing fee $400 to $900 Home inspection Paid at inspection, before closing. $400 to $700 Attorney Customary in Illinois for both sides. $500 to $1,200 Recording fees $100 to $250 Prepaid interest and escrow reserves Depends on the closing date and the tax and insurance escrow the lender requires. $3,100 to $9,300 Survey (if required) $400 to $700 Estimated total (ranged items only) $9,740 to $22,600 Seller side Item Typical range Brokerage commission As agreed in writing in your listing agreement. varies Owner's title insurance $1,860 to $3,720 Illinois state transfer tax $0.50 per $500 of price. $620 County transfer tax $0.25 per $500 of price. $310 Municipal transfer tax Some municipalities (Chicago, Aurora and Bolingbrook among them; Naperville has none) levy their own transfer tax; the closing attorney confirms the exact amount for the property. varies Attorney $500 to $1,200 Settlement fee and payoff processing $300 to $800 Property tax credit to the buyer Illinois property taxes are paid a year in arrears, so the seller credits the buyer at closing for taxes accrued but not yet billed. Often the largest seller-side number; it depends on the closing date and the last bill. varies Mortgage payoff Your remaining balance plus interest through the payoff date. varies Estimated total (ranged items only) $3,590 to $6,650 Transfer taxes shown are the Illinois statutory rates; municipal taxes and customs vary by town. Estimates for planning. Your lender's Loan Estimate and the closing statement are the real numbers. Want the numbers for a specific home? Real taxes, real HOA, the actual rate you were quoted, run against the address you are looking at. Contact Blake Related tools Mortgage calculator Affordability Home value request Buyer checklist Seller checklist Glossary --- ## What is your home worth? · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/tools/home-value Summary: Not an algorithm's guess: a range built from the closings around your address, sent back usually within one business day. What is your home worth? Not an algorithm's guess: a range built from the closings around your address, sent back usually within one business day. Tell me the address and I'll do the rest I look at what actually closed near you in the last few months, adjust for your home, and send a range with the comparables. No automated estimate, no pressure. A real range from recent closings, not a model Sent by email, usually within one business day No listing agreement, no follow-up unless you want it --- ## Home buyer checklist · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/tools/buyer-checklist Summary: Twelve steps from pre-approval to keys, in the order they actually happen. Home buyer checklist Twelve steps from pre-approval to keys, in the order they actually happen. Step 1 Get pre-approved, not pre-qualified A pre-approval letter from a lender who has seen your documents is what makes an offer credible. Do this before the first showing. Step 2 Decide the constraints that actually rule homes out Commute, budget ceiling, must-have room count, school district if it matters to you. Everything else is preference. Step 3 Know the full monthly number Principal and interest, property taxes, insurance, HOA or assessment, and a maintenance reserve. Use the mortgage calculator with real tax figures for the towns you are considering. Step 4 Walk the neighborhood at different hours A weekday evening and a Saturday morning tell you more than any listing photo. Step 5 Read the disclosures before you offer Seller disclosure, HOA documents where they apply, and the tax bill. Ask about anything that is blank. Step 6 Write the offer with contingencies you understand Inspection, financing, appraisal and attorney review each protect something specific. Know what you are giving up if you waive one. Step 7 Attend the inspection The report is useful; watching the inspector explain the furnace is more useful. Step 8 Line up the attorney early Attorney review in Illinois happens on a short clock after acceptance. Have one chosen before you offer. Step 9 Lock the rate when the numbers work Ask the lender what the lock costs and how long it runs. Do not wait for a better week. Step 10 Keep your finances still No new credit, no large deposits without a paper trail, no job changes between application and closing. Step 11 Do the final walk-through Confirm repairs, confirm what stays, run the water and the appliances. This is the last look before the keys. Step 12 Bring what closing needs Government ID, the wire or cashier's check for funds to close arranged with the title company, and proof of homeowner's insurance. Want the numbers for a specific home? Real taxes, real HOA, the actual rate you were quoted, run against the address you are looking at. Contact Blake Related tools Mortgage calculator Affordability Closing costs Home value request Seller checklist Glossary --- ## Home seller checklist · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/tools/seller-checklist Summary: From the first pricing conversation to closing day, what to do and when. Home seller checklist From the first pricing conversation to closing day, what to do and when. Step 1 Start with a pricing conversation, not a number The right price comes from what closed nearby recently, adjusted for your home. A number chosen first and defended later costs weeks. Step 2 Decide what to fix and what to leave Repairs that return their cost are usually small and visible: paint, fixtures, the front door. Ask before spending on a kitchen. Step 3 Gather the paperwork Last tax bill, survey if you have one, utility history, HOA documents, permits for any work, warranties that transfer. Step 4 Complete the disclosure honestly Every known defect, in writing. It is the law, and an undisclosed issue surfaces at inspection anyway, with a worse outcome. Step 5 Declutter, then stage Half the furniture, all of the counters clear, personal photos down. Staging is included in the listing plan; the decluttering is yours. Step 6 Photography day Lights on, blinds open, cars out of the driveway, pets and their things out of sight. The photos are the first showing. Step 7 Plan for showings A lockbox and a showing window that works for your household. Vacant for showings beats present for showings. Step 8 Review offers on the whole picture Price, financing strength, contingencies, closing date, and what the buyer asked to be included. The highest number is not always the best offer. Step 9 Prepare for inspection requests Expect a request. Decide in advance what you will repair, credit, or decline. Step 10 Know your closing math Payoff, transfer taxes, the property-tax credit to the buyer, commission and attorney fees. The closing-costs estimator shows the shape of it. Step 11 Arrange the move and the utilities Final readings on closing day, forwarding address filed, and the house broom-clean with all keys, openers and manuals left behind. Step 12 Closing day Government ID, keys, and the wiring instructions for your proceeds confirmed by phone with the title company, never by email alone. Want the numbers for a specific home? Real taxes, real HOA, the actual rate you were quoted, run against the address you are looking at. Contact Blake Related tools Mortgage calculator Affordability Closing costs Home value request Buyer checklist Glossary --- ## Real estate glossary · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/glossary Summary: The terms that come up between the first showing and closing, in plain words. Real estate glossary The terms that come up between the first showing and closing, in plain words. Appraisal An independent estimate of a home's value, ordered by the lender, that the loan amount is checked against. Appraisal gap The difference between the contract price and a lower appraised value; the buyer covers it in cash unless the contract says otherwise. Attorney review A short period after a contract is accepted, customary in Illinois, in which each side's attorney may propose changes or cancel. Closing The meeting, or the day, when documents are signed, funds move, and ownership transfers. Closing costs Fees and prepaid items paid at closing beyond the purchase price: lender fees, title, recording, taxes, attorney. Comparable sales (comps) Recently closed homes similar in size, condition and location, used to set a price or support an appraisal. Contingency A condition in the contract that must be met for the sale to proceed, such as financing, inspection or appraisal. Days on market (DOM) The number of days a listing has been active before going under contract. Debt-to-income ratio (DTI) Monthly debt payments divided by gross monthly income; lenders cap it to size a loan. Disclosure The seller's written statement of known defects and conditions, required by law. Down payment The part of the price paid in cash rather than borrowed. Earnest money A deposit made with the offer to show commitment, held in escrow and applied at closing. Escrow Money held by a neutral third party: earnest money before closing, or the tax and insurance reserve the lender collects with each payment. Equal Housing Opportunity The federal guarantee that housing is available to everyone regardless of protected class, under the Fair Housing Act. HOA / assessment A homeowners' association fee for shared property and services in a condominium or planned community. Inspection A buyer-ordered examination of a home's condition and systems, usually within days of an accepted contract. Interest rate lock A lender's commitment to hold a quoted rate for a set period while the loan closes. List price The asking price on a listing; the sale price is what a buyer actually pays. List-to-sale ratio Sale price divided by list price; a measure of how close to asking homes are closing. MLS The multiple listing service: the database brokerages share to market and find listings. Pre-approval A lender's conditional commitment based on verified documents; stronger than a pre-qualification, which is based on stated figures. Principal and interest (P&I) The part of a mortgage payment that repays the loan and its interest, before taxes and insurance. Private mortgage insurance (PMI) Insurance the borrower pays when the down payment is under 20%, protecting the lender. Proration Splitting a cost such as property tax or HOA dues between buyer and seller according to the closing date. Title The legal right of ownership; title insurance protects against claims and defects in it. Transfer tax A tax on the sale of real estate charged by the state, county, or municipality, computed on the price. Under contract A listing with an accepted offer that has not yet closed; contingencies may still be open. Walk-through The buyer's final visit before closing to confirm the home's condition and agreed repairs. Want the numbers for a specific home? Real taxes, real HOA, the actual rate you were quoted, run against the address you are looking at. Contact Blake Related tools Mortgage calculator Affordability Closing costs Home value request Buyer checklist Seller checklist --- ## Buying a Home in Naperville: Guides from Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/buyers Summary: Buyer guides for Naperville, Bolingbrook, Oswego, Elgin, Addison, Chicago, Downers Grove, Elmhurst and Lisle from Blake Morgan, John Greene: the process, the costs, and the local specifics. Naperville, IL Buying a home in Naperville Guides for buyers in Naperville, Bolingbrook, Oswego, Elgin, Addison, Chicago, Downers Grove, Elmhurst and Lisle: what the process is, what it costs, and where the decisions actually get made. Buyer guides Getting pre-approved for a mortgage in Naperville Pre-qualified or pre-approved, what the lender will ask for, credit, ratios and what moves the rate, choosing a lender, and after the letter: keeping the approval alive. Read the guide → Tools that go with these guides Mortgage calculator Affordability Buyer checklist Glossary Buying From pre-approval to keys in Naperville and the towns around it: the guides, the numbers and the listings on this site. Start with the buyer guides Selling What Naperville homes are closing for, what it costs to sell, and how a listing gets priced and prepared. Start with the seller guides Work with me on your next home purchase or sale Start with a conversation and a real pricing analysis. No commitment, no pressure, and you'll know your numbers either way. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Selling a Home in Naperville: Guides from Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/sellers Summary: Seller guides for Naperville, Bolingbrook, Oswego, Elgin, Addison, Chicago, Downers Grove, Elmhurst and Lisle from Blake Morgan, John Greene: pricing, preparation, timing and costs. Naperville, IL Selling a home in Naperville Guides for sellers in Naperville, Bolingbrook, Oswego, Elgin, Addison, Chicago, Downers Grove, Elmhurst and Lisle: pricing, prep, timing, and what it costs to sell. Seller guides Pricing your home in Naperville: questions sellers ask How is a list price decided, what is the {market} market doing right now, should I price high and come down, do search price bands matter, and what if it appraises low. Read the guide → Tools that go with these guides Home value request Closing costs Seller checklist Buying From pre-approval to keys in Naperville and the towns around it: the guides, the numbers and the listings on this site. Start with the buyer guides Selling What Naperville homes are closing for, what it costs to sell, and how a listing gets priced and prepared. Start with the seller guides Work with me on your next home purchase or sale Start with a conversation and a real pricing analysis. No commitment, no pressure, and you'll know your numbers either way. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## First-Time Home Purchase Guidance in Naperville · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/services/first-time-home-purchase-guidance Summary: First-time purchasers receive step-by-step assistance through market analysis, property inspections, and contract terms from initial search to closing. Services First-Time Home Purchase Guidance First-time purchasers receive step-by-step assistance through market analysis, property inspections, and contract terms from initial search to closing. How it works Every engagement starts the same way: a conversation about what you are trying to do, then real numbers on it. I have closed 45 transactions so far. You will always know where you stand: what the data says, what it costs, and what I would do in your position. No scripts, and nothing in writing you have not already heard out loud. Talk to Blake Read the FAQ ★★★★★ Blake was a phenomenal help! My husband and I were first time home buyers and Blake took us through the entire process with knowledge patience and kindness. He became the first and last person I'd txt every day and when I needed to see a house he made it happen. Would not have found our dream home without him! Margarita M. Bought a single-family home in Montgomery ★★★★★ My wife and I had the pleasure of working with Blake to buy our first home, and honestly can't imagine doing it without him. From the first showing it was obvious he lives and breathes Naperville real estate. Half the time he knew the ins and outs of a house before we even walked in. Where he really shines is during showings. He checked foundations, crawled into the crawlspace, tracked down manufacturing dates on the furnace/water heater, took quick notes on everything— and spotted little things I wouldn't have even thought of. We'd ask a random question in the driveway and he'd circle back with an answer later, even ones we forgot we asked. He was always available too. Late-night texts, early calls, weekend walk-throughs, endless “what ifs.” Never felt rushed or like we were bugging him—we always felt like his #1 priority. Bottom line, Blake is hardworking, super knowledgeable, and actually cares. We can't recommend enough! Thanks Blake! Adrian W. Bought a single-family home in Pembroke Greens, Naperville By neighborhood Naperville Naperville, IL homes for sale in Naperville IL → Bolingbrook Bolingbrook, IL homes for sale in Bolingbrook IL → Oswego Oswego, IL homes for sale in Oswego IL → Elgin Elgin, IL homes for sale in Elgin IL → Addison Addison, IL homes for sale in Addison IL → Chicago Chicago, IL homes for sale in Chicago IL → Downers Grove Downers Grove, IL homes for sale in Downers Grove IL → Elmhurst Elmhurst, IL homes for sale in Elmhurst IL → Lisle Lisle, IL homes for sale in Lisle IL → --- ## Property Listing and Sale Representation in Naperville · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/services/property-listing-and-sale-representation Summary: Sellers receive comparative pricing data, strategic marketing, and hands-on negotiation across residential price ranges from $68,000 to $967,000. Services Property Listing and Sale Representation Sellers receive comparative pricing data, strategic marketing, and hands-on negotiation across residential price ranges from $68,000 to $967,000. How it works Every engagement starts the same way: a conversation about what you are trying to do, then real numbers on it. I have closed 45 transactions so far. You will always know where you stand: what the data says, what it costs, and what I would do in your position. No scripts, and nothing in writing you have not already heard out loud. Talk to Blake Read the FAQ ★★★★★ My husband and I moved to IL from CA and we were so fortunate to find Blake. He made buying our new home here a smooth and fast transaction. He is very knowledable about the area, and real estate. We didn't have connections here and Blake helped us get everything going. I have never had a realtor who was so responsive and helpful before. Anyone who gets to use Blake for their realtor needs is very lucky! V. Augustus Relocated from California, bought in Lombard ★★★★★ My wife and I had the pleasure of working with Blake to buy our first home, and honestly can't imagine doing it without him. From the first showing it was obvious he lives and breathes Naperville real estate. Half the time he knew the ins and outs of a house before we even walked in. Where he really shines is during showings. He checked foundations, crawled into the crawlspace, tracked down manufacturing dates on the furnace/water heater, took quick notes on everything— and spotted little things I wouldn't have even thought of. We'd ask a random question in the driveway and he'd circle back with an answer later, even ones we forgot we asked. He was always available too. Late-night texts, early calls, weekend walk-throughs, endless “what ifs.” Never felt rushed or like we were bugging him—we always felt like his #1 priority. Bottom line, Blake is hardworking, super knowledgeable, and actually cares. We can't recommend enough! Thanks Blake! Adrian W. Bought a single-family home in Pembroke Greens, Naperville By neighborhood Naperville Naperville, IL homes for sale in Naperville IL → Bolingbrook Bolingbrook, IL homes for sale in Bolingbrook IL → Oswego Oswego, IL homes for sale in Oswego IL → Elgin Elgin, IL homes for sale in Elgin IL → Addison Addison, IL homes for sale in Addison IL → Chicago Chicago, IL homes for sale in Chicago IL → Downers Grove Downers Grove, IL homes for sale in Downers Grove IL → Elmhurst Elmhurst, IL homes for sale in Elmhurst IL → Lisle Lisle, IL homes for sale in Lisle IL → --- ## Relocation Support in Naperville · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/services/relocation-support Summary: Buyers moving from other states receive local market orientations, neighborhood comparisons, and scheduled property walkthroughs throughout the Chicago suburbs. Services Relocation Support Buyers moving from other states receive local market orientations, neighborhood comparisons, and scheduled property walkthroughs throughout the Chicago suburbs. How it works Every engagement starts the same way: a conversation about what you are trying to do, then real numbers on it. I have closed 45 transactions so far. You will always know where you stand: what the data says, what it costs, and what I would do in your position. No scripts, and nothing in writing you have not already heard out loud. Talk to Blake Read the FAQ ★★★★★ Working with Blake Morgan was an absolute pleasure from start to finish! He was always quick to respond to all my questions — no matter the time — and his communication was top-notch throughout the entire process. Blake showed up to every showing we requested and went above and beyond to make both selling my home and purchasing a new one completely stress-free. He truly made what can often be a complicated and overwhelming process feel easy and seamless. I couldn't have asked for a better realtor, and I will definitely be recommending Blake to all my friends, family, and future referrals. If you're looking for someone who's professional, responsive, and genuinely cares about helping you every step of the way, Blake Morgan is the one to call! Danny E. Bought and sold a single-family home in Plainfield ★★★★★ My husband and I moved to IL from CA and we were so fortunate to find Blake. He made buying our new home here a smooth and fast transaction. He is very knowledable about the area, and real estate. We didn't have connections here and Blake helped us get everything going. I have never had a realtor who was so responsive and helpful before. Anyone who gets to use Blake for their realtor needs is very lucky! V. Augustus Relocated from California, bought in Lombard By neighborhood Naperville Naperville, IL homes for sale in Naperville IL → Bolingbrook Bolingbrook, IL homes for sale in Bolingbrook IL → Oswego Oswego, IL homes for sale in Oswego IL → Elgin Elgin, IL homes for sale in Elgin IL → Addison Addison, IL homes for sale in Addison IL → Chicago Chicago, IL homes for sale in Chicago IL → Downers Grove Downers Grove, IL homes for sale in Downers Grove IL → Elmhurst Elmhurst, IL homes for sale in Elmhurst IL → Lisle Lisle, IL homes for sale in Lisle IL → --- ## Bilingual Real Estate Consultation in Naperville · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/services/bilingual-real-estate-consultation Summary: Buyers and sellers receive thorough transaction guidance and contract explanations in both English and Spanish. Services Bilingual Real Estate Consultation Buyers and sellers receive thorough transaction guidance and contract explanations in both English and Spanish. How it works Every engagement starts the same way: a conversation about what you are trying to do, then real numbers on it. I have closed 45 transactions so far. You will always know where you stand: what the data says, what it costs, and what I would do in your position. No scripts, and nothing in writing you have not already heard out loud. Talk to Blake Read the FAQ ★★★★★ My husband and I moved to IL from CA and we were so fortunate to find Blake. He made buying our new home here a smooth and fast transaction. He is very knowledable about the area, and real estate. We didn't have connections here and Blake helped us get everything going. I have never had a realtor who was so responsive and helpful before. Anyone who gets to use Blake for their realtor needs is very lucky! V. Augustus Relocated from California, bought in Lombard ★★★★★ My wife and I had the pleasure of working with Blake to buy our first home, and honestly can't imagine doing it without him. From the first showing it was obvious he lives and breathes Naperville real estate. Half the time he knew the ins and outs of a house before we even walked in. Where he really shines is during showings. He checked foundations, crawled into the crawlspace, tracked down manufacturing dates on the furnace/water heater, took quick notes on everything— and spotted little things I wouldn't have even thought of. We'd ask a random question in the driveway and he'd circle back with an answer later, even ones we forgot we asked. He was always available too. Late-night texts, early calls, weekend walk-throughs, endless “what ifs.” Never felt rushed or like we were bugging him—we always felt like his #1 priority. Bottom line, Blake is hardworking, super knowledgeable, and actually cares. We can't recommend enough! Thanks Blake! Adrian W. Bought a single-family home in Pembroke Greens, Naperville By neighborhood Naperville Naperville, IL homes for sale in Naperville IL → Bolingbrook Bolingbrook, IL homes for sale in Bolingbrook IL → Oswego Oswego, IL homes for sale in Oswego IL → Elgin Elgin, IL homes for sale in Elgin IL → Addison Addison, IL homes for sale in Addison IL → Chicago Chicago, IL homes for sale in Chicago IL → Downers Grove Downers Grove, IL homes for sale in Downers Grove IL → Elmhurst Elmhurst, IL homes for sale in Elmhurst IL → Lisle Lisle, IL homes for sale in Lisle IL → --- ## Illinois Real Estate: Naperville, Bolingbrook, Oswego, Elgin, Addison, Chicago, Downers Grove, Elmhurst and Lisle URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois Summary: Blake Morgan, Real Estate Broker licensed in Illinois, working Naperville, Bolingbrook, Oswego, Elgin, Addison, Chicago, Downers Grove, Elmhurst, Lisle. Homes for sale, monthly market reports and neighborhood guides for each. Blake Morgan represents homes across Chicago and the western suburbs Nine markets across the Naperville area, covered from John Greene under an Illinois real estate license. Pick a town for its homes, market report and neighborhoods. Towns covered in Illinois Nine markets, each with its own page for homes, the monthly report, and selling. Naperville Naperville, IL 60540 Naperville, IL holds about 57,135 homes, 75% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1990. Naperville features single-family homes and neighborhood tracts such as Pembroke Greens. $620K median value -4.6% YoY 42 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Bolingbrook Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Bolingbrook, IL holds about 24,498 homes, 79% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1989. Bolingbrook provides a mix of detached single-family residences and attached housing. $405K median value +4.1% YoY 44 avg days 1 listing here Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Oswego Oswego, IL 60543 Oswego, IL holds about 12,440 homes, 88% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 2002. Oswego presents residential single-family subdivisions and newer developments along the Fox River valley. $404K median value +12.1% YoY 49 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Elgin Elgin, IL 60120 Elgin, IL holds about 40,523 homes, 72% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1977. Elgin features a range of historic single-family properties alongside newer suburban subdivisions. $368K median value +4.5% YoY 48 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Addison Addison, IL 60101 Addison, IL holds about 13,266 homes, 67% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1972. Addison offers established mid-century single-family houses and functional townhouses. $420K median value +7.7% YoY 45 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Chicago Chicago, IL 60602 Chicago, IL holds about 1,277,054 homes, 46% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1954. Chicago offers urban multi-unit properties, condominiums, and single-family detached homes. $425K median value +6% YoY 47 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Downers Grove Downers Grove, IL 60515 Downers Grove, IL holds about 21,527 homes, 75% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1974. Downers Grove includes established traditional homes, custom rebuilds, and attached residences. $541K median value +6% YoY 36 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Elmhurst Elmhurst, IL 60126 Elmhurst, IL holds about 17,753 homes, 80% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1964. Elmhurst contains traditional mid-century homes alongside substantial new-construction residences. $753K median value +15.8% YoY 46 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Lisle Lisle, IL 60532 Lisle, IL holds about 10,466 homes, 56% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1983. Lisle offers single-family residences, condominiums, and townhouses bordering Naperville. $414K median value -6.5% YoY 49 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) My Illinois license License type IL Broker License number 475212620 Brokerage John Greene Verify it yourself: Illinois license lookup Five closings and two active listings in Illinois Not a feed of everything on the market: these are the Illinois properties I personally represented. Active $347,500 2 bd · 2 ba 10937 Front St #2B, Mokena, IL 60448 Active $275,000 3 bd · 3 ba 216 Douglass Way, Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Represented the buyer $466,000 605 Woodchuck Trl, Oswego 5 bd · 4 ba Closed August 24, 2026 Represented the buyer $520,000 707 Erwin St, Oswego 4 bd · 3 ba Closed August 21, 2026 Represented the buyer $525,000 3898 Valhalla Dr, Elgin 3 bd · 3 ba Closed August 14, 2026 Represented the buyer $363,000 363 Aaron Ln, Bolingbrook 2 bd · 3 ba Closed August 11, 2026 Represented the buyer $585,000 1205 Josiah Rd, Naperville 3 bd · 3 ba Closed August 7, 2026 The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Work with me on your next home purchase or sale Start with a conversation and a real pricing analysis. No commitment, no pressure, and you'll know your numbers either way. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Naperville, IL Real Estate: Homes, Market Report, Neighborhoods URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/naperville Summary: Naperville, IL with Blake Morgan: homes for sale, the monthly market report (median $620K, 42 days on market), selling, and neighborhood guides. Naperville, IL 60540 Naperville, IL real estate Homes for sale, the monthly market report, selling, and the neighborhoods, all on one page for Naperville. Median value $620K, 42 days on market. Naperville, IL holds about 57,135 homes, 75% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1990. Naperville features single-family homes and neighborhood tracts such as Pembroke Greens. Buyers weigh higher median prices against access to local amenities and established suburban infrastructure. Pricing spans starter options up to upper-tier homes near $967,000. One transaction closed in Naperville; the properties are below. $620K median value -4.6% YoY 42 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Naperville · 57,135 homes $620K median 42d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Naperville on record Population 150,692 Households 54,847 Median household income $155,105 Median home value $540,200 Median rent $1,885 Owner-occupied 74.8% Median year built 1990 Average commute 30 min County DuPage County Land area 39.4 sq mi Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year, 2020–2024 5-year estimate; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER, Vintage 2024. Retrieved September 2026. Neighborhoods in Naperville Cress Creek Cress Creek is a subdivision in northern Naperville developed largely between the 1960s and 1980s around Cress Creek Country Club. Golf Suburban Wooded Read the neighborhood page → White Eagle Situated in southwestern Naperville, White Eagle is a planned development built primarily in the 1990s and early 2000s around an 18-hole championship golf course. Golf Suburban Townhomes Read the neighborhood page → Saybrook Saybrook is a residential subdivision on the northwest side of Naperville, established in the late 1960s. Suburban Wooded Read the neighborhood page → Ashbury Ashbury is a master-planned community in southern Naperville developed in the 1990s. Suburban Parkside Read the neighborhood page → Brookdale Located in northwestern Naperville north of Interstate 88, Brookdale was developed during the 1970s and 1980s. Suburban Transit Townhomes Read the neighborhood page → Hobson West Hobson West is a subdivision established in the 1970s, located south of Downtown Naperville along the West Branch DuPage River. Suburban Riverfront Read the neighborhood page → Also in Naperville: Ashwood Creek, Ashwood Park, Ashwood Pointe, Atwater, Breckenridge Estates, Brookwood Trace, Brush Hill, Carillon Club, Carriage Hills, Century Farms, Clow Creek Farm, East Highlands, Harmony Grove, High Meadow, Hobson Village, Knoch Knolls, Lakewood Crossing, Maplebrook, Naperville Historic District, Old Farm, Pembroke Greens, River Run, Riverwoods, Rose Hill Farm, Saddle Creek, South Pointe, Spring Hill, Springbrook, Stillwater, Tall Grass, The Fields, Timber Creek, Townhomes of the Fields, Villages of West Glen, Villas of the Fields, Wagner Farms, West Highlands, Westwind, Wheatland South and Winding Creek. These have no page of their own yet; ask about any of them. The Naperville market right now The Naperville median sold price stands at $620,000 as of May 2026, -4.6% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $650,000 in June 2025. 1,643 homes closed over the period, averaging 100.3% of list price most recently, with 42 days on market. Full Naperville market report $620K median sold -4.6% year over year 42d on market Jun May Naperville median sold · trailing 12 months Naperville neighborhoods side by side Neighborhood Housing stock Cress Creek Built mainly between the 1960s and 1980s, Cress Creek features single-family homes in colonial and ranch styles alongside clusters of townhomes. Houses typically range from 2,000 to 4,000 square feet on quarter-acre to half-acre lots with attached two-car or three-car garages and curvilinear streets. White Eagle Developed primarily in the 1990s and early 2000s, this subdivision contains two-story traditional single-family homes and attached townhomes. Properties typically span 2,800 to 5,000 square feet on quarter-acre to third-acre lots with attached three-car garages along cul-de-sacs and curving roads. Saybrook Constructed during the late 1960s and 1970s, Saybrook consists of single-family detached homes in split-level, ranch, and two-story colonial styles. Residences average 2,000 to 3,000 square feet on quarter-acre lots with attached two-car garages along curving, tree-lined residential streets. Ashbury Developed in the 1990s, Ashbury contains two-story traditional single-family houses with brick and siding facades. Home sizes range from 2,500 to 4,200 square feet on quarter-acre to third-acre lots with attached two-car and three-car garages organized across a network of cul-de-sacs. Brookdale Built throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Brookdale features two-story traditional homes, split-levels, ranches, and attached townhomes. Most single-family houses offer 1,800 to 3,000 square feet with attached two-car garages on quarter-acre lots situated on looping streets and cul-de-sacs. Hobson West Established in the 1970s and 1980s, Hobson West consists of single-family houses built predominantly in colonial and traditional two-story styles. Square footage generally spans 2,200 to 3,500 square feet on lots averaging one-quarter to one-third of an acre with attached two-car garages. School districts in Naperville From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Naperville Community Unit District 203 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Community Unit School District 200 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Indian Prairie Community Unit School District 204 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Plainfield School District 202 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Valley View Community Unit School District 365U Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. One closing in Naperville Not a feed of everything on the market: these are the Naperville properties I personally represented. Represented the buyer $585,000 1205 Josiah Rd, Naperville 3 bd · 3 ba Closed August 7, 2026 The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Living in Naperville About Naperville Naperville is a DuPage County city with a population of 150,692. The municipality encompasses 46 distinct neighborhoods that provide an expansive range of residential housing options. Prominent landmarks located within the community include Naper Settlement and the Millennium Carillon. Travel times connect residents to major employment centers and commercial destinations across the region. A drive to Oak Brook spans 17.2 miles and takes 31 minutes. Reaching O'Hare International Airport requires a drive of 30.7 miles, which takes 57 minutes. A trip to The Loop involves a 34-mile drive that takes 79 minutes. The presence of 46 neighborhoods accommodates buyers seeking suburban living within reach of core business nodes. You can review current property values, recent sales figures, and local housing metrics in the market section below. Is Naperville a good place to live? Naperville covers 39.4 sq mi of land area situated within DuPage County. The community includes an overall population of 150,692 people distributed across 54,847 total households. Much of the residential housing stock dates to late twentieth-century development, showing a median year built of 1990. Property ownership represents the primary residential arrangement, reflected in an owner-occupied housing share of 74.8%. Buyers exploring real estate options across the city will encounter a median home value of $540,200. Residents who decide to lease local housing face an overall median rent payment of $1,885 per month. Area economic data shows steady financial capacity, highlighted by a reported median household income of $155,105. Daily transit patterns indicate that local workers spend an average travel duration of 30 minutes commuting. These recorded figures regarding property values, geographical scale, and travel lengths outline the standard living environment. You can examine these baseline housing prices, household measures, and transit timelines to determine how Naperville functions. Naperville at a glance Naperville spans 39.4 square miles in DuPage County, with a population of 150,692 across 54,847 households. The median home value is $540,200, and owner-occupied homes account for 74.8% of the housing stock. The figures below summarize key metrics on local housing, commute times, and residential property to guide your search. Homes and neighborhoods in Naperville Naperville residential housing developed primarily during the late twentieth century. Homes built between 1970 and 1999 account for 66.0 percent of the housing stock. In neighborhoods established during the 1960s and 1970s, you will find a variety of classic architectural styles. Saybrook features split-level, ranch, and two-story colonial houses averaging 2,000 to 3,000 square feet on quarter-acre parcels. Cress Creek, built between the 1960s and 1980s, adds townhome clusters alongside colonial and ranch houses on lots up to half an acre. Established across the 1970s and 1980s, Brookdale and Hobson West provide single-family traditional two-story layouts with attached two-car garages. Subdivisions constructed in the 1990s and 2000s introduced larger floor plans on curved roads and cul-de-sacs. Ashbury was developed in the 1990s with two-story single-family homes spanning 2,500 to 4,200 square feet. These brick and siding houses sit on lots ranging from one-quarter to one-third of an acre. Developed in the 1990s and early 2000s, White Eagle contains two-story traditional residences and townhomes reaching up to 5,000 square feet. Homes in White Eagle include attached three-car garages. Structures dating from 2000 to 2009 represent 15.0 percent of local homes, while builds from 2010 and later account for 8.0 percent. Older properties built between 1940 and 1969 comprise 8.4 percent, and pre-1940 residences make up 2.5 percent. Additional subdivisions across the community include Ashwood Park, Atwater, Brookwood Trace, Century Farms, and East Highlands. The Naperville housing market The Naperville real estate market recorded steady pricing trends across the 12-month span ending in August 2026. The median sold price rose from $494,500 in September 2025 to $512,000 in August 2026. Properties sold at a steady pace throughout this period. Homes spent an average of 19 days on the market in September 2025 and 20 days in August 2026. Buyers and sellers agreed on terms close to initial asking figures. The list-to-sale price ratio recorded 97.8% in September 2025, shifting to 97.6% by August 2026. Inventory patterns also shifted over the year. The market registered 54 new listings and 61 closed sales in September 2025. In August 2026, new listings totaled 73 while closed sales reached 58. You can review the full market report to follow ongoing sales volume, pricing shifts, and local housing movement. Housing stock Single-family detached houses make up 62.8% of the housing stock in Naperville. Multi-unit residential buildings represent 24.7% of the homes you will encounter across the city. Single-family attached properties account for 12.2% of local residences, and manufactured structures comprise 0.4%. Most residential construction dates to the late twentieth century, with 66.0% of homes built between 1970 and 1999. Properties built from 2000 through 2009 supply 15.0% of the total, while structures from 2010 and later contribute 8.0%. Older inventory remains limited, as homes built between 1940 and 1969 make up 8.4%, and pre-1940 properties represent 2.5%. Schools serving Naperville Five unified public school districts serve Naperville with education spanning prekindergarten through twelfth grade. You will find attendance boundaries assigned to Naperville Community Unit District 203, Community Unit School District 200, and Indian Prairie Community Unit School District 204. Plainfield School District 202 and Valley View Community Unit School District 365U also provide prekindergarten through twelfth grade instruction across parts of the city. For higher education, North Central College is a college located in Naperville. Getting around Public transportation options in the community include the Naperville and Route 59 transit stations. If you commute to The Loop, transit covers 29.3 miles in 59 minutes. Driving to The Loop takes 79 minutes across 34 miles of road. For trips to Oak Brook, driving 17.2 miles takes 31 minutes, while transit takes 99 minutes for 18.6 miles. Traveling to O'Hare International Airport requires a 30.7-mile drive that takes 57 minutes. By comparison, public transit to O'Hare International Airport spans 47.5 miles and takes 108 minutes. Things to do in Naperville Outdoor recreation in Naperville centers on public parkland, walking paths, and municipal golf facilities. You can walk along the Naperville Riverwalk or travel the regional path along the DuPage River Trail. Knoch Knolls Park and Nike Park provide open green space and local park amenities across the community. Golfers have access to public play at both Springbrook Golf Course and Naperbrook Golf Course throughout the playing season. Downtown serves as the primary commercial and dining district within the city. You will find a concentration of local restaurants, retail storefronts, and service businesses along the central streets. The district provides places to eat, shop, and gather near the riverfront corridor. Sidewalks connect commercial blocks, allowing visitors to walk between stores and dining options during a single visit. Local cultural institutions offer performance spaces and community resources close to the center of town. Wentz Concert Hall & Fine Arts Center hosts musical performances and arts programs throughout the calendar year. You can also visit the Naperville Public Library at the Nichols Library branch, which provides research materials, work areas, and public book collections. Working in Naperville Nalco Company Headquarters maintains a corporate campus within the city of Naperville. The organization is headquartered in the municipality, operating as a primary workplace in the area. You can reach the corporate campus directly by traveling along local roads. This established facility provides corporate employment opportunities and office space within the city borders. Working at this campus allows you to keep your daily commute inside the local community. Pros and cons of living in Naperville You will find an active housing market in Naperville, where sellers added 73 new listings in August 2026. Homes sold in an average of 20 days during that month, and buyers paid 97.6 percent of list price. The community covers 39.4 square miles in DuPage County, and 74.8 percent of housing units are owner occupied. For local employment trips, your drive covers 17.2 miles to Oak Brook in 31 minutes. If you commute toward Chicago or regional airports, you must account for extended drive times. Driving 34 miles to The Loop takes 79 minutes, while a 30.7-mile trip to O'Hare International Airport takes 57 minutes. Across the entire municipality, the typical commute time across all destinations is 30 minutes. You must also plan for higher purchase prices, with an August 2026 median sold price of $512,000. Naperville records a median home value of $540,200, alongside a median monthly rent of $1,885. Sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Naperville I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## School Districts Serving Naperville, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/naperville/schools Summary: The public school districts on record for Naperville, IL, from Blake Morgan: names, links and sources, no ratings. Naperville, IL School districts serving Naperville The public districts on record for Naperville, IL, with the source each came from. Boundaries are the district's to set; confirm an address with the district before you rely on it. School districts in Naperville From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Naperville Community Unit District 203 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Community Unit School District 200 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Indian Prairie Community Unit School District 204 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Plainfield School District 202 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Valley View Community Unit School District 365U Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. Talk to someone who works Naperville I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Bolingbrook, IL Real Estate: Homes, Market Report, Neighborhoods URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/bolingbrook Summary: Bolingbrook, IL with Blake Morgan: homes for sale, the monthly market report (median $405K, 44 days on market), selling, and neighborhood guides. Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Bolingbrook, IL real estate Homes for sale, the monthly market report, selling, and the neighborhoods, all on one page for Bolingbrook. Median value $405K, 44 days on market. Bolingbrook, IL holds about 24,498 homes, 79% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1989. Bolingbrook provides a mix of detached single-family residences and attached housing. Purchasers compare accessible price points directly against neighboring Naperville home valuations. Buyers weigh proximity to regional road corridors against varied lot sizes. One transaction closed and one active listing in Bolingbrook; the properties are below. $405K median value +4.1% YoY 44 avg days 1 listing here Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Bolingbrook · 24,498 homes $405K median 44d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Bolingbrook on record Population 74,096 Households 23,959 Median household income $108,400 Median home value $314,700 Median rent $1,749 Owner-occupied 79.1% Median year built 1989 Average commute 30 min County Will County Land area 25 sq mi Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year, 2020–2024 5-year estimate; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER, Vintage 2024. Retrieved September 2026. Neighborhoods in Bolingbrook Augusta Village Augusta Village is a master-planned subdivision in western Bolingbrook, built largely in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Suburban Townhomes Read the neighborhood page → Winston Woods Winston Woods is an established central neighborhood developed primarily in the late 1960s and 1970s. Suburban Parkside Wooded Read the neighborhood page → River Hills Located along the southern edge of the municipality, River Hills is defined by its position along the DuPage River greenway. Suburban Riverfront Parkside Read the neighborhood page → Bloomfield West Bloomfield West is a subdivision in southwestern Bolingbrook developed in the 1990s. Suburban Townhomes Read the neighborhood page → Also in Bolingbrook: Americana Estates, Bayberry Ridge, Beacon Ridge, Bella Vista, Bloomfield Village, Boughton Ridge, Brook Point, Cherrywood East, Cinnamon Creek, Deer Crossing, Deerpath Woods, Drafke Farm, Fairways of Augusta Village, Feathersound, Heritage Heights, Herrington Estates, Hickory Oaks, Hunter Trails, Indian Boundary, Indian Crossing, Janes Pointe, Liberty Green Subdivision, McKenzie Falls, Old Bolingbrook, Pinebrook, River Bend, River Woods, Riverstone, St. Andrews Woods, Stonegate, Sugarbrook, The Brook on Janes, The Clusters, The Enclave, The Trails, Whispering Oaks, Winding Meadows, Winston Trails, Winston Village and Wooded Creek. These have no page of their own yet; ask about any of them. The Bolingbrook market right now The Bolingbrook median sold price stands at $405,000 as of May 2026, +4.1% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $405,000 in May 2026. 764 homes closed over the period, averaging 100.8% of list price most recently, with 44 days on market. Full Bolingbrook market report $405K median sold +4.1% year over year 44d on market Jun May Bolingbrook median sold · trailing 12 months Bolingbrook neighborhoods side by side Neighborhood Housing stock Augusta Village Built primarily during the early 2000s, this subdivision features two-story detached single-family residences and attached townhomes with two-car and three-car garages. Houses generally range from 2,000 to 3,500 square feet on curvilinear streets and cul-de-sacs. Winston Woods Developed predominantly in the 1960s and 1970s, the neighborhood consists of single-family split-level, ranch, and two-story homes with attached garages. Properties typically occupy quarter-acre lots situated along interconnected residential streets. River Hills Constructed in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the housing stock consists of two-story detached single-family homes averaging 2,000 to 3,200 square feet. Residences feature attached two-car and three-car garages on suburban lots with curved roads and cul-de-sacs. Bloomfield West Built throughout the 1980s and 1990s, this area contains detached single-family two-story and split-level homes alongside attached townhouses. Most residences have attached two-car garages and sit on standard suburban lots along curvilinear streets. School districts in Bolingbrook From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Valley View Community Unit School District 365U Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Center Cass School District 66 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Community High School District 99 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Indian Prairie Community Unit School District 204 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Naperville Community Unit District 203 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Plainfield School District 202 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. One closing and one active listing in Bolingbrook Not a feed of everything on the market: these are the Bolingbrook properties I personally represented. Active $275,000 3 bd · 3 ba 216 Douglass Way, Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Represented the buyer $363,000 363 Aaron Ln, Bolingbrook 2 bd · 3 ba Closed August 11, 2026 The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Living in Bolingbrook About Bolingbrook Bolingbrook is a Will County community with a population of 74,096 residents. The area contains 44 distinct neighborhoods that offer varied residential options. Commuting routes connect you directly to several major employment and travel centers by car. A drive to Downtown Naperville covers 9.2 miles and takes 22 minutes. Traveling to O'Hare International Airport takes 57 minutes over a distance of 30.5 miles. Reaching The Loop requires a 30.8-mile trip that takes 72 minutes behind the wheel. In addition to residential subdivisions, the community includes local landmarks such as the Illinois Aviation Museum. The housing stock across these 44 neighborhoods suits buyers who want suburban properties with direct road access to regional destinations. You can review detailed price trends, sales figures, and active inventory in the market section below. Is Bolingbrook a good place to live? Bolingbrook spans 25 sq mi across Will County, providing room for 23,959 households and a total population of 74,096. You can evaluate the area through clear municipal measurements and housing metrics. For daily travel, local commuters experience an average commute of 30 minutes to and from their workplaces. The residential market consists largely of homeowners, with an owner-occupied share of 79.1% across the village. A typical residence in the municipality reflects modern construction patterns, showing a median year built of 1989. When you shop for housing, you will see a median home value of $314,700 across the community. Tenants looking for rental housing options in the area encounter an overall median rent of $1,749. These figures correspond with a recorded median household income of $108,400 across the village. Together, these baseline figures define a substantial municipality centered on owner-occupied housing and stable economic markers. You can use these measurements to determine how the property values, commute times, and local costs align with your plans. Bolingbrook at a glance Bolingbrook encompasses 25 sq mi in Will County, with 74,096 residents distributed across 23,959 separate households. The figures below provide key local benchmarks for you, including an owner-occupied share of 79.1%, a median home value of $314,700, and a 30-minute commute. Homes and neighborhoods in Bolingbrook Residential construction across Bolingbrook spans several distinct decades. Homes built between 1970 and 1999 account for 61.6 percent of the local housing stock. Properties built from 2000 through 2009 represent 20.6 percent, while residences from 1940 through 1969 make up 10.6 percent. In Winston Woods, you find development from the 1960s and 1970s. This neighborhood features single-family ranch, split-level, and two-story homes with attached garages on quarter-acre lots along interconnected residential streets. Bloomfield West reflects construction from the 1980s and 1990s. This subdivision contains detached two-story and split-level houses alongside attached townhouses. Most residences there include attached two-car garages and sit on standard suburban lots along curvilinear streets. Later residential development brought two-story designs along curved roads and cul-de-sacs. River Hills was constructed in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The neighborhood features detached two-story houses averaging 2,000 to 3,200 square feet with attached two-car and three-car garages on suburban lots. Augusta Village was built primarily during the early 2000s. The subdivision includes attached townhomes and detached two-story houses ranging from 2,000 to 3,500 square feet with two-car and three-car garages. Beyond these profiled subdivisions, you will find residential areas such as Americana Estates, Bayberry Ridge, Beacon Ridge, and Bella Vista. Additional local neighborhoods include Bloomfield Village, Boughton Ridge, Brook Point, Cherrywood East, Cinnamon Creek, Deer Crossing, Deerpath Woods, and Drafke Farm. The Bolingbrook housing market The Bolingbrook housing market demonstrated consistent values over the 12-month tracking period from September 2025 through August 2026. The median sold price reached $441,500 in August 2026, reflecting a modest rise from $438,500 in September 2025. Properties moved at a steady pace across Bolingbrook throughout that entire 12-month span. Homes spent an average of 24 days on the market in August 2026, compared to 23 days in September 2025. Pricing alignment also shifted across the area between those two measurement periods. The list-to-sale price ratio climbed to 98.7% in August 2026, up from 96.4% recorded in September 2025. Transaction activity remained balanced between completed purchases and incoming residential inventory during those months. August 2026 saw 46 closed sales alongside 47 new listings brought to the local market. By comparison, September 2025 logged 48 closed sales and 48 new listings. You can examine the complete market report to evaluate these rolling metrics in greater detail. Housing stock When you explore Bolingbrook, you will find that single-family detached homes make up 71.9% of the residential stock. Single-family attached residences account for 14.2%, and multi-unit buildings represent 13.8% of properties. Manufactured and other housing options comprise the remaining 0.1%. Most homes in the area date to the late twentieth century. Residences built between 1970 and 1999 account for 61.6% of all housing. You will also see newer additions, with 20.6% built from 2000 through 2009, and 5.9% constructed in 2010 or later. Structures built between 1940 and 1969 provide 10.6%, while pre-1940 construction totals 1.4%. Schools serving Bolingbrook Multiple public school districts serve residential addresses across Bolingbrook. Valley View Community Unit School District 365U covers grades PK through 12. Indian Prairie Community Unit School District 204, Naperville Community Unit District 203, and Plainfield School District 202 also offer unified programs for grades PK through 12. Center Cass School District 66 operates elementary grade levels from PK through 8. Community High School District 99 provides high school education for grades 9 through 12. Depending on where you live, your home will fall into one of these assigned school districts. Getting around Your daily travel times from Bolingbrook will depend on your destination. A drive to Downtown Naperville takes 22 minutes and covers 9.2 miles. Traveling to O'Hare International Airport requires a drive of 30.5 miles, which takes 57 minutes. Commuting to The Loop takes 72 minutes by car and covers a distance of 30.8 miles. For transit connections, you can use the facility at the Bolingbrook/Old Chicago Park-n-Ride. Local transit options also include Chicago Bolingbrook International Airport, which serves as a flight facility for the community. Things to do in Bolingbrook You can explore outdoor recreation throughout the community at Central Park, which is managed by the Bolingbrook Park District. The park grounds provide open green space for recreation, relaxation, and neighborhood sports. Nearby, Hidden Oaks Nature Center offers quiet grounds where you can learn about native habitats and observe local wildlife. For walking, running, and cycling, you can connect directly to the DuPage River Trail for continuous outdoor paths. For retail and dining, you can visit The Promenade Bolingbrook. This open-air shopping center brings together a variety of storefronts, large anchor stores, and dining options in one accessible location. You can browse national brands, complete your routine errands, or stop for lunch and dinner. The layout allows you to park, walk between shops, and enjoy outdoor meals throughout the warmer months. Bolingbrook offers several landmark venues for sports, education, and civic activities. Golf players can reserve tee times at Bolingbrook Golf Club or practice their swing at Boughton Ridge Golf Course. For research, reading materials, and community resources, you can spend time at the Fountaindale Public Library District. Together, these municipal and recreational destinations offer quiet study spots, open fairways, and convenient gathering places across town. Working in Bolingbrook Ulta Beauty Headquarters maintains its primary corporate campus directly within the village of Bolingbrook. The company represents a major employer in the beauty and retail sector. You can find this corporate headquarters operating within the community as a significant employment center. The campus anchors key corporate operations for the beauty retailer within the municipality. You will encounter this corporate facility as a prominent employer based in Bolingbrook. Pros and cons of living in Bolingbrook On the positive side, you have manageable access to Downtown Naperville, which is 9.2 miles away and takes 22 minutes to drive. Most residences are owner-occupied, representing 79.1% of all occupied units. During August 2026, properties spent an average of 24 days on the market and sold for 98.7% of their asking price. Census figures also show an overall median travel time to work of 30 minutes. On the negative side, driving into core Chicago hubs involves substantial time behind the wheel. Reaching The Loop requires a 72-minute drive across 30.8 miles. A trip to O'Hare International Airport covers 30.5 miles and takes 57 minutes by car. Inventory also stays tight, with August 2026 recording 47 new listings and 46 closed sales. That same month, the median sold price reached $441,500, compared to $438,500 in September 2025. Sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Bolingbrook I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## School Districts Serving Bolingbrook, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/bolingbrook/schools Summary: The public school districts on record for Bolingbrook, IL, from Blake Morgan: names, links and sources, no ratings. Bolingbrook, IL School districts serving Bolingbrook The public districts on record for Bolingbrook, IL, with the source each came from. Boundaries are the district's to set; confirm an address with the district before you rely on it. School districts in Bolingbrook From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Valley View Community Unit School District 365U Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Center Cass School District 66 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Community High School District 99 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Indian Prairie Community Unit School District 204 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Naperville Community Unit District 203 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Plainfield School District 202 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. Talk to someone who works Bolingbrook I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Oswego, IL Real Estate: Homes, Market Report, Neighborhoods URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/oswego Summary: Oswego, IL with Blake Morgan: homes for sale, the monthly market report (median $404K, 49 days on market), selling, and neighborhood guides. Oswego, IL 60543 Oswego, IL real estate Homes for sale, the monthly market report, selling, and the neighborhoods, all on one page for Oswego. Median value $404K, 49 days on market. Oswego, IL holds about 12,440 homes, 88% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 2002. Oswego presents residential single-family subdivisions and newer developments along the Fox River valley. Buyers weigh quieter outlying streetscapes against longer travel times toward closer-in suburbs. The housing market offers larger lot configurations than older Cook County areas. Two transactions closed in Oswego; the properties are below. $404K median value +12.1% YoY 49 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Oswego · 12,440 homes $404K median 49d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Oswego on record Population 36,375 Households 12,243 Median household income $123,792 Median home value $344,500 Median rent $1,860 Owner-occupied 87.9% Median year built 2002 Average commute 31 min County Kendall County Land area 16.2 sq mi Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year, 2020–2024 5-year estimate; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER, Vintage 2024. Retrieved September 2026. Neighborhoods in Oswego Downtown Oswego Downtown Oswego borders the eastern banks of the Fox River. Historic Downtown Riverfront Read the neighborhood page → Churchill Club Churchill Club is a master planned development located in southern Oswego along Wolfs Crossing Road. Suburban Townhomes Parkside Read the neighborhood page → Blackberry Crossing Blackberry Crossing sits on the western side of Oswego near Orchard Road and US Route 34. Suburban Townhomes Parkside Read the neighborhood page → Hunt Club Hunt Club is a residential subdivision located south of US Route 34 along Hunt Club Drive and Wolfs Crossing Road. Suburban Parkside Read the neighborhood page → Deerpath Creek Deerpath Creek is a residential subdivision located in eastern Oswego near US Route 30 and Treasure Drive. Suburban Parkside Read the neighborhood page → Ogden Falls Ogden Falls is located north of US Route 34 and west of Douglas Road in northern Oswego. Suburban Townhomes Read the neighborhood page → Also in Oswego: Arbor Gate, Deerpath Creek Villa, Emblem Oswego, Fox Chase, Gates Creek, Hudson Pointe, Lakeview Estates, Lakeview Estates West, Morgan Crossing, Piper Glen, Prescott Mill, River Run and Wolfs. These have no page of their own yet; ask about any of them. The Oswego market right now The Oswego median sold price stands at $403,500 as of May 2026, +12.1% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $445,000 in August 2025. 460 homes closed over the period, averaging 100.2% of list price most recently, with 49 days on market. Full Oswego market report $404K median sold +12.1% year over year 49d on market Jun May Oswego median sold · trailing 12 months Oswego neighborhoods side by side Neighborhood Housing stock Downtown Oswego Housing consists of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century single-family homes in Victorian and Craftsman styles, alongside newer mixed-use buildings with upper-level apartments arranged on a grid street plan. Churchill Club Built primarily in the mid-2000s, this subdivision features two-story traditional single-family homes and attached townhomes with two-car garages set along curvilinear streets and cul-de-sacs. Blackberry Crossing Developed in the 2000s, the area contains two-story single-family houses and townhomes ranging from 1,500 to 3,000 square feet, featuring attached garages and quarter-acre lots. Hunt Club This subdivision offers single-family homes built in the late 1990s and early 2000s, predominantly two-story traditional designs with three-car garages situated on suburban curvilinear streets. Deerpath Creek Constructed in the early 2000s, the housing stock consists of detached single-family houses between 2,000 and 3,500 square feet with attached two- or three-car garages on winding streets. Ogden Falls Developed in the mid-2000s, this neighborhood includes both detached single-family homes and multi-family townhomes featuring vinyl and brick exteriors with standard suburban setbacks. School districts in Oswego From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Oswego Community Unit School District 308 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Yorkville Community Unit School District 115 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. Two closings in Oswego Not a feed of everything on the market: these are the Oswego properties I personally represented. Represented the buyer $466,000 605 Woodchuck Trl, Oswego 5 bd · 4 ba Closed August 24, 2026 Represented the buyer $520,000 707 Erwin St, Oswego 4 bd · 3 ba Closed August 21, 2026 The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Living in Oswego About Oswego Oswego is a municipality located in Kendall County with a recorded population of 36,375 residents. The area encompasses 19 distinct neighborhoods and includes historic destinations such as the Little White School Museum. Its geographic position connects drivers to major commercial hubs and transport centers across the Chicago metropolitan area. Downtown Naperville sits 12.9 miles away, which translates to a 32-minute drive for commuters. A drive to O'Hare International Airport spans 43.2 miles and takes 70 minutes. Traveling to the Loop requires a drive of 46.5 miles, taking 89 minutes by car. The residential options across 19 neighborhoods suit buyers who maintain daily commutes to regional employment centers. You can examine home prices, housing trends, and inventory figures in the market section below. Is Oswego a good place to live? Oswego spans 16.2 square miles of land area within Kendall County. The village has a population of 36,375 individuals living across 12,243 households. When you evaluate the community, its housing stock reflects consistent growth over recent decades. Much of the residential inventory is modern, reflected by an overall median year built of 2002. Homeownership represents the predominant residential arrangement for households living across the municipality. Owner-occupied properties account for 87.9 percent of all occupied housing units in the community. For buyers reviewing local home listings, the median home value currently stands at $344,500. Renting is also available in the village, where the median monthly rent reaches $1,860. Local economic indicators provide helpful context for understanding property costs across Oswego. The median household income for village residents is $123,792, reflecting the local earnings profile. Travel to employment centers is another practical factor to consider when assessing the village. Workers living in the community record an average commute time of 31 minutes. These measurements give you a clear overview of the area, its housing, and its transportation. Oswego at a glance Oswego covers 16.2 square miles in Kendall County and includes 12,243 households. With an 87.9 percent owner-occupied share, homes carry a median value of $344,500. The table below outlines key baseline figures for housing, income, and travel, giving you an overview of local benchmarks before you evaluate specific neighborhoods. Homes and neighborhoods in Oswego Downtown Oswego features a street grid with late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century single-family homes in Victorian and Craftsman styles. You will also find newer mixed-use buildings with upper-level apartments in this central area. Residential construction from 2000 to 2009 makes up 45.1 percent of local homes. Properties built between 1970 and 1999 represent 33.3 percent of the housing stock, and homes built before 1940 account for 3.2 percent. Subdivisions developed around the turn of the century provide large detached properties. Hunt Club offers single-family homes built in the late 1990s and early 2000s along curvilinear suburban streets. These residences display predominantly two-story traditional designs with three-car garages. Constructed in the early 2000s, Deerpath Creek provides detached houses situated along winding streets. Houses in Deerpath Creek measure between 2,000 and 3,500 square feet, and they supply attached two- or three-car garages. Other planned communities offer a mix of detached residences and attached units. Churchill Club was built primarily in the mid-2000s on curvilinear streets and cul-de-sacs. You will observe two-story traditional single-family houses alongside attached townhomes with two-car garages. Developed in the 2000s, Blackberry Crossing offers two-story single-family houses and townhomes on quarter-acre lots. Living spaces in Blackberry Crossing range from 1,500 to 3,000 square feet with attached garages. Ogden Falls dates to the mid-2000s with detached single-family homes, multi-family townhomes, and standard suburban setbacks. Exterior materials across Ogden Falls include vinyl and brick. The Oswego housing market The 12-month market data shows rising prices and faster transactions across Oswego. In September 2025, the median sold price stood at $438,500, with homes spending an average of 28 days on the market. By August 2026, the median sold price reached $452,000, and properties sold in an average of 25 days. Sellers received 97.7% of their original list price in September 2025, compared to 98.9% in August 2026. Sales activity remained steady throughout the recorded period. Buyers closed on 10 homes in September 2025, while August 2026 recorded 12 closed sales. Inventory additions remained consistent, moving from 16 new listings in September 2025 to 15 new listings in August 2026. You can review the full market report to track ongoing trends, property inventory, and local price changes over time. Housing stock When you explore the housing stock, single-family detached homes make up 71.6% of all residences in Oswego. Single-family attached properties represent 18.4% of the options, while multi-unit structures account for 10.0%. Manufactured homes and other alternative property categories represent 0.0% of the total. A substantial portion of the local stock consists of recent builds, with homes constructed between 2000 and 2009 making up 45.1% of residences. Properties built from 1970 to 1999 represent 33.3%, and those built in 2010 or later add 13.6%. Earlier eras represent smaller shares, as homes built from 1940 to 1969 constitute 4.7%, and pre-1940 structures make up 3.2%. Schools serving Oswego Two unified public school districts serve the residential properties in Oswego. Oswego Community Unit School District 308 provides education from prekindergarten through twelfth grade across the majority of the community. Portions of Oswego fall within Yorkville Community Unit School District 115, which also covers prekindergarten through twelfth grade. Because school boundaries vary, your specific home address determines which of these two unified districts serves your location. Getting around Driving times from Oswego depend on the destination and distance of your travel. Reaching Downtown Naperville takes 32 minutes by car, covering a distance of 12.9 miles. If you travel to The Loop, the drive spans 46.5 miles and takes 89 minutes. A drive to O'Hare International Airport covers 43.2 miles and takes 70 minutes. Public transportation provides an additional option for your daily commute. You can park your car and connect with transit services at the Oswego Park-N-Ride. This transit stop allows you to travel without driving the entire distance. Things to do in Oswego Oswego contains several public parks and trail systems that support outdoor recreation throughout the year. You can visit Hudson Crossing Park to spend time outdoors and explore its recreational grounds. Prairie Point Community Park and Violet Patch Park provide additional parkland for outdoor play, field sports, and relaxation. The Fox River Trail accommodates walkers, runners, and cyclists along an established pathway. You can also access the Waubonsie Trail to reach connected routes across different parts of the community. Retail centers and dining areas in Oswego give you multiple options for daily errands and dining out. Oswego Downtown serves as the primary dining district, offering a central area with several restaurants. You can visit the downtown core to find varied meal options and storefront dining establishments. For general retail needs, Kendall Marketplace functions as a commercial shopping destination with multiple stores. This shopping area provides anchor retailers and everyday conveniences in one accessible location. Key landmarks and community venues provide further opportunities for leisure and study in Oswego. You can play rounds of golf at Fox Bend Golf Course, an established course located within the village. The Oswego Public Library functions as an essential civic resource for reading materials, study areas, and research. These destinations give you convenient places for recreation, reading, and personal projects. Pros and cons of living in Oswego Living in Oswego presents several practical advantages if you are evaluating the local housing landscape. The median year built for homes is 2002, and owner-occupied properties account for 87.9% of residences. The market moves at a steady pace, with homes in August 2026 averaging 25 days on the market. Buyers in that period paid 98.9% of list price, reflecting a median sold price of $452,000. For regional trips, you can drive 12.9 miles to Downtown Naperville in 32 minutes. Certain commuting demands and inventory constraints represent important trade-offs you must weigh carefully. Reaching major employment centers requires a significant investment of time on the road. A drive of 46.5 miles to The Loop takes 89 minutes. A trip to O'Hare International Airport spans 43.2 miles and requires 70 minutes. Overall, local residents experience an average commute time of 31 minutes. Local inventory remains tight, as August 2026 saw 15 new listings and 12 closed sales. Sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Oswego I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## School Districts Serving Oswego, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/oswego/schools Summary: The public school districts on record for Oswego, IL, from Blake Morgan: names, links and sources, no ratings. Oswego, IL School districts serving Oswego The public districts on record for Oswego, IL, with the source each came from. Boundaries are the district's to set; confirm an address with the district before you rely on it. School districts in Oswego From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Oswego Community Unit School District 308 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Yorkville Community Unit School District 115 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. Talk to someone who works Oswego I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Elgin, IL Real Estate: Homes, Market Report, Neighborhoods URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elgin Summary: Elgin, IL with Blake Morgan: homes for sale, the monthly market report (median $368K, 48 days on market), selling, and neighborhood guides. Elgin, IL 60120 Elgin, IL real estate Homes for sale, the monthly market report, selling, and the neighborhoods, all on one page for Elgin. Median value $368K, 48 days on market. Elgin, IL holds about 40,523 homes, 72% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1977. Elgin features a range of historic single-family properties alongside newer suburban subdivisions. Purchasers weigh lower price points near $68,000 against older housing maintenance requirements. The location provides alternative price access within Kane and Cook counties. One transaction closed in Elgin; the properties are below. $368K median value +4.5% YoY 48 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Elgin · 40,523 homes $368K median 48d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Elgin on record Population 114,934 Households 39,317 Median household income $90,282 Median home value $273,000 Median rent $1,361 Owner-occupied 71.9% Median year built 1977 Average commute 28 min County Kane County Land area 38.3 sq mi Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year, 2020–2024 5-year estimate; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER, Vintage 2024. Retrieved September 2026. Neighborhoods in Elgin Downtown Elgin Downtown Elgin sits along both banks of the Fox River. Downtown Riverfront Transit Read the neighborhood page → Gifford Park Gifford Park is an established neighborhood on the city's east side, encompassing a portion of Elgin's oldest residential areas. Historic Parkside Walkable Read the neighborhood page → Spring-Douglas The Spring-Douglas Historic District is located north of downtown on the east side of the Fox River. Historic Riverfront Parkside Read the neighborhood page → Century Oaks Century Oaks is a mid-century subdivision located west of the Fox River. Suburban Wooded Parkside Read the neighborhood page → Cobblers Crossing Located on the east side of Elgin near Lake Street and US Route 20, Cobblers Crossing is a master-planned subdivision developed in the late 1980s and 1990s. Suburban Townhomes Read the neighborhood page → Providence Providence is a planned residential community on the far west side of Elgin. Suburban Newer construction Townhomes Read the neighborhood page → Also in Elgin: Boulevard Villa, Catatoga, Century Oaks West, College Green, College Park, Columbia Park, Copper Springs, Country Knolls, Eagle Heights, Edgewater, Elgin Historic District, Fox River Acres, Fox River Farms, Hidden Hill, Highland Woods, Illinois Park, Maple Manor, Mulberry Grove, Randall Ridge, Remington at Providence, Remington Meadows, Schneider's Subdivision, Seasons At Elgin, Shadow Hill, Tall Oaks, The Greens of Elgin, The Reserve, Tuscan Woods, Valley Creek, Wedgewood Acres, Weldwood Oaks, West Point Gardens, West Ridge Village, Williamsburg Common, Williamsburg Green, Windmere Cove, Woodbridge South and Woodridge North. These have no page of their own yet; ask about any of them. The Elgin market right now The Elgin median sold price stands at $368,000 as of May 2026, +4.5% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $368,000 in May 2026. 1,177 homes closed over the period, averaging 101.3% of list price most recently, with 48 days on market. Full Elgin market report $368K median sold +4.5% year over year 48d on market Jun May Elgin median sold · trailing 12 months Elgin neighborhoods side by side Neighborhood Housing stock Downtown Elgin Housing consists of mid-rise condominium buildings, converted historic commercial lofts, and multi-family apartments built from the late nineteenth century through the early 2000s. Residences range from 600 to 1,800 square feet on an urban street grid with attached parking decks or street parking. Gifford Park Single-family homes date from the 1870s through the 1920s, featuring Queen Anne, American Foursquare, and Craftsman bungalow architecture. Properties occupy a grid street layout with alleys, detached rear garages, and lot sizes averaging one-tenth to one-quarter of an acre. Spring-Douglas This historic neighborhood contains Queen Anne, Italianate, and Victorian single-family homes constructed between 1880 and 1930. Structures sit on narrow urban lots along a grid street pattern, typically served by detached rear garages accessed through alleys or side driveways. Century Oaks Built primarily during the 1950s and 1960s, this neighborhood features single-family ranch and split-level houses ranging from 1,200 to 2,400 square feet. Curvilinear streets accommodate quarter-acre lots with attached one- or two-car garages. Cobblers Crossing Developed in the late 1980s and 1990s, the area includes traditional two-story single-family homes and attached two-story townhomes. Properties feature attached two-car garages, lot sizes up to a third of an acre, and a curvilinear street layout with cul-de-sacs. Providence Construction in this master-planned development began in the mid-2000s, featuring two-story single-family homes and attached townhomes from 1,600 to 3,500 square feet. Streets are curvilinear with sidewalks, attached two- to three-car garages, and ongoing parcel buildout. School districts in Elgin From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. School District U-46 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Central Community Unit School District 301 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Community Unit School District 300 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 St. Charles Community Unit School District 303 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. One closing in Elgin Not a feed of everything on the market: these are the Elgin properties I personally represented. Represented the buyer $525,000 3898 Valhalla Dr, Elgin 3 bd · 3 ba Closed August 14, 2026 The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Living in Elgin About Elgin Elgin is a Kane County municipality with a reported population of 114,934. The city encompasses 44 neighborhoods that spread across the county. Drivers can reach Schaumburg (Woodfield) in 27 minutes over a distance of 16.1 miles. O'Hare International Airport sits 27.2 miles away, requiring a 40-minute drive. Driving to The Loop requires an 85-minute trip that covers 41.4 miles. The road routes serve regular trips to destinations in Schaumburg (Woodfield) and O'Hare International Airport. The presence of 44 neighborhoods creates residential options across different parts of Kane County. You can evaluate residential locations based on your drive times to The Loop, Schaumburg (Woodfield), and O'Hare International Airport. You will find detailed home prices, inventory figures, and recent activity in the market section below. Is Elgin a good place to live? Elgin spans 38.3 square miles within Kane County and has a recorded population of 114,934 people. These residents make up 39,317 households across the municipality. A substantial portion of the residential landscape consists of established housing, reflected in a median construction year of 1977. Housing figures give you a clear look at local costs and neighborhood structure. The median home value in the city is $273,000, and owner-occupied properties account for 71.9% of all occupied homes. For residents who prefer to lease, the median monthly rent is $1,361. These home values and rental rates sit alongside a median household income of $90,282. Daily logistics remain an important factor when you consider relocating. Workers in Elgin record an average commute time of 28 minutes to their jobs. This travel time reflects standard access to employment centers throughout Kane County. Together, these concrete figures on income, housing expenses, and commute durations provide the baseline facts you need to evaluate the community. Elgin at a glance The figures below outline housing and demographic data for Elgin across 38.3 square miles in Kane County. The city includes 39,317 households, where homeowners occupy 71.9 percent of the residences. Residential properties show a median home value of $273,000, alongside a typical commute time of 28 minutes. Homes and neighborhoods in Elgin Downtown Elgin contains mid-rise condominiums, converted historic commercial lofts, and multi-family apartments built from the late nineteenth century through the early 2000s. These residences span 600 to 1,800 square feet on an urban street grid. Adjacent historic districts present classic architectural designs on grid streets with alleys. Gifford Park features Queen Anne, American Foursquare, and Craftsman bungalow homes built between the 1870s and 1920s on lots averaging one-tenth to one-quarter of an acre. In Spring-Douglas, you will find Queen Anne, Italianate, and Victorian single-family homes constructed from 1880 to 1930 with detached rear garages. Mid-century and late-twentieth-century expansions brought suburban street designs to the city. Century Oaks was developed in the 1950s and 1960s with single-family ranch and split-level houses on quarter-acre lots along curvilinear streets. These houses range from 1,200 to 2,400 square feet and include attached garages. Cobblers Crossing dates from the late 1980s and 1990s, offering two-story houses and attached two-story townhomes. Properties in Cobblers Crossing feature cul-de-sacs, attached two-car garages, and parcels reaching up to one-third of an acre. Master-planned communities represent the western growth of Elgin. Construction in Providence started in the mid-2000s, offering two-story houses and attached townhomes ranging from 1,600 to 3,500 square feet. Streets there provide sidewalks, attached two-car or three-car garages, and ongoing parcel buildout. Across Elgin, homes built between 1970 and 1999 represent 38.1 percent of the housing inventory. Residences built from 1940 through 1969 account for 21.9 percent, while pre-1940 homes make up 18.9 percent. Structures built from 2000 through 2009 comprise 13.8 percent, and homes built in 2010 or later represent 7.3 percent. The Elgin housing market The Elgin housing market recorded measurable shifts across the 12-month period ending in August 2026. In September 2025, the median sold price for a residential property was $416,500, with 28 completed home sales. By August 2026, the median sold price rose to $427,000, while monthly closed sales increased to 33 transactions. Marketing timelines remained consistent across the area, with average days on market shifting slightly from 22 days to 23 days. Available supply also showed steady growth over the course of the year. New listings expanded across the city, rising from 31 properties in September 2025 to 41 properties in August 2026. The sale-to-list price ratio adjusted downward over this 12-month interval, moving from 97.4 percent to 96.3 percent. You can review the full market report to follow ongoing price trajectories, monthly transaction volumes, and available inventory updates. Housing stock When you look at housing in Elgin, you will find that single-family detached homes make up 61.9% of the market. Multi-unit buildings represent 21.1% of local options, single-family attached homes account for 13.9%, and manufactured and other housing makes up the remaining 3.0%. You will see the largest share of construction from between 1970 and 1999, which represents 38.1% of the housing stock. Properties built from 1940 through 1969 account for 21.9% of residences, and pre-1940 builds make up 18.9%. Recent additions include homes built between 2000 and 2009 at 13.8%, followed by properties constructed in 2010 and later at 7.3%. Schools serving Elgin Four unified public school districts serve students across different parts of Elgin. School District U-46 is a unified district that covers grades PK through 12. Central Community Unit School District 301 also serves students in grades PK through 12. Community Unit School District 300 operates unified schools for grades PK through 12. St. Charles Community Unit School District 303 provides public education for grades PK through 12. For higher education options in the area, you can attend Elgin Community College or Judson University. Getting around Driving from Elgin to Schaumburg (Woodfield) covers 16.1 miles and takes 27 minutes. A drive to O'Hare International Airport spans 27.2 miles and takes 40 minutes. Traveling by car to The Loop takes 85 minutes over a distance of 41.4 miles. For public transportation, you can access transit services at Elgin and National St. Taking transit to Schaumburg (Woodfield) takes 63 minutes across 20.6 miles. Transit trips to O'Hare International Airport cover 28.5 miles and take 64 minutes. Riding transit to The Loop requires 96 minutes for the 40.7-mile journey. Things to do in Elgin You can spend time outdoors at several municipal parks and regional trails across the city. Lords Park, Wing Park, and Trout Park River's Edge offer open green spaces, athletic fields, and playgrounds for daily recreation. Golfers can book tee times at The Highlands of Elgin Golf Course or Bowes Creek Country Club. If you prefer walking, running, or bicycling along the water, the Fox River Trail provides paved paths that connect multiple community spaces. The Downtown Neighborhood Association of Elgin district serves as a central hub for local shopping and dining options. You can explore independent storefronts, casual eateries, and neighborhood services arranged along the central streets near the river. This commercial district gives you direct access to retail goods and diverse menus within walking distance of nearby residential blocks. Cultural venues and civic facilities anchor the city center and surrounding neighborhoods. The Hemmens hosts live stage performances, concerts, and theatrical productions throughout the year. For reading resources, research materials, and quiet study areas, you can visit the Gail Borden Public Library District: Main Library. Both locations provide dedicated gathering spaces for residents seeking educational and artistic programs close to home. Working in Elgin If you plan to work in Elgin, healthcare forms a central part of the local employment landscape. Advocate Sherman Hospital operates within its health system and serves as a major employer in the community. Saint Joseph Hospital - Elgin also operates as a major employer in the health system. You will find that these two hospital employers provide healthcare jobs directly within the city of Elgin. Pros and cons of living in Elgin On the positive side, Elgin offers manageable regional commutes and steady home transactions. You face an average travel time to work of 28 minutes. A drive to Schaumburg (Woodfield) takes you 27 minutes across 16.1 miles. O'Hare International Airport is 27.2 miles away, requiring a 40-minute drive. In August 2026, the median sold price was $427,000, and listings spent an average of 23 days on the market. Owner-occupied housing represents 71.9% of the homes across the 38.3 square miles of Kane County land. On the other hand, certain transit routes and market conditions require planning. If you drive to The Loop, the 41.4-mile trip takes 85 minutes. You also encounter limited inventory, with 41 new listings and 33 closed sales recorded in August 2026. Buyers paid 96.3% of the list price on average during that same month. In addition, the median year built for residential structures in the city is 1977. Sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Elgin I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## School Districts Serving Elgin, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elgin/schools Summary: The public school districts on record for Elgin, IL, from Blake Morgan: names, links and sources, no ratings. Elgin, IL School districts serving Elgin The public districts on record for Elgin, IL, with the source each came from. Boundaries are the district's to set; confirm an address with the district before you rely on it. School districts in Elgin From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. School District U-46 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Central Community Unit School District 301 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Community Unit School District 300 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 St. Charles Community Unit School District 303 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. Talk to someone who works Elgin I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Addison, IL Real Estate: Homes, Market Report, Neighborhoods URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/addison Summary: Addison, IL with Blake Morgan: homes for sale, the monthly market report (median $420K, 45 days on market), selling, and neighborhood guides. Addison, IL 60101 Addison, IL real estate Homes for sale, the monthly market report, selling, and the neighborhoods, all on one page for Addison. Median value $420K, 45 days on market. Addison, IL holds about 13,266 homes, 67% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1972. Addison offers established mid-century single-family houses and functional townhouses. Buyers weigh proximity to eastern DuPage transportation routes against the premium prices found in nearby Elmhurst. Inventory provides accessible options within the central county grid. Addison is read the same way as every other town here: comparable sales first, then the house. $420K median value +7.7% YoY 45 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Addison · 13,266 homes $420K median 45d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Addison on record Population 35,489 Households 12,832 Median household income $90,431 Median home value $341,300 Median rent $1,245 Owner-occupied 67% Median year built 1972 Average commute 26 min County DuPage County Land area 9.8 sq mi Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year, 2020–2024 5-year estimate; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER, Vintage 2024. Retrieved September 2026. Neighborhoods in Addison Farmwood Farmwood is a residential subdivision in southern Addison, bordered roughly by Mill Road to the west and Army Trail Road to the south. Suburban Parkside Read the neighborhood page → Foxdale Foxdale is a residential area in western Addison, located east of Swift Road and north of Army Trail Road. Suburban Parkside Read the neighborhood page → Friar's Cove Friar's Cove is an established residential neighborhood along the eastern edge of Addison adjacent to the Salt Creek corridor and north of Lake Street. Suburban Riverfront Wooded Read the neighborhood page → Green Meadows Located in southeastern Addison near Interstate 355, Green Meadows is a single-family residential subdivision established in the 1970s. Suburban Parkside Read the neighborhood page → Also in Addison: Eastwood, The Highlands and Westview. These have no page of their own yet; ask about any of them. The Addison market right now The Addison median sold price stands at $420,000 as of May 2026, +7.7% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $420,000 in January 2026. 305 homes closed over the period, averaging 100.9% of list price most recently, with 45 days on market. Full Addison market report $420K median sold +7.7% year over year 45d on market Jun May Addison median sold · trailing 12 months Addison neighborhoods side by side Neighborhood Housing stock Farmwood Farmwood consists primarily of single-family homes constructed during the 1970s and 1980s. Properties include two-story colonials, split-levels, and ranches with two-car attached garages on curvilinear streets with quarter-acre lots. Foxdale Foxdale features single-family residences built primarily in the 1970s, including split-level, ranch, and two-story floor plans. Homes typically have attached two-car garages, lot sizes around one-quarter acre, and front setbacks along winding suburban streets. Friar's Cove Developed in the 1960s and 1970s, Friar's Cove contains single-family homes situated on curvilinear roads and cul-de-sacs, some bordering neighborhood water features. Architecture includes ranches, split-levels, and two-story homes with attached garages. Green Meadows Green Meadows features single-family homes built mainly in the 1960s and 1970s. The housing stock includes ranch, raised ranch, and split-level designs, typically ranging from 1,200 to 2,200 square feet with attached garages and standard suburban lot sizes. School districts in Addison From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Addison School District 4 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 DuPage High School District 88 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Bensenville School District 2 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Bloomingdale School District 13 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Elmhurst School District 205 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Fenton Community High School District 100 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Glenbard Township High School District 87 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Itasca School District 10 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. Living in Addison About Addison Addison is an incorporated community in DuPage County with a population of 35,489 residents, divided into seven distinct neighborhoods. The village maintains its local heritage through designated landmarks, including the Addison Historical Museum. Positioned in the western suburbs, the municipality provides road connections to key commercial districts and transportation facilities. A drive of 8.7 miles south takes you to Oak Brook in 22 minutes. Travelers driving 12.4 miles to O'Hare International Airport can complete the trip in 28 minutes. Reaching the Chicago Loop requires a drive of 64 minutes across a distance of 22.5 miles. These road links suit buyers who depend on personal vehicles for commutes to surrounding business centers and regional airports. To learn more about local housing options, pricing figures, and recent activity, review the market section below. Is Addison a good place to live? Addison covers 9.8 square miles of land within DuPage County and has an official population of 35,489 residents distributed among 12,832 households. If you are researching property prices across the area, you will note that the median home value is $341,300. Most residents choose to purchase rather than lease their living space, resulting in an owner-occupied housing rate of 67.0%. For those who are interested in the local rental market, Addison reports an overall median rent of $1,245. Residential neighborhoods across the community feature predominantly established properties, marked by an overall median home construction year of 1972. Economic measures point to solid earning levels, with the median household income recorded at $90,431 according to census estimates. When you travel to and from your job, you can expect an average commute time of 26 minutes. Together, these figures provide you with a clear, objective portrait of Addison, illustrating its land area, home prices, typical earnings, and daily commute expectations. Addison at a glance Addison covers 9.8 sq mi in DuPage County, where you will find 12,832 households across the community. The figures below summarize key housing and demographic metrics, including a median home value of $341,300 and a median household income of $90,431. You can use these details to examine local housing costs, commute times, and ownership rates before beginning your home search. Homes and neighborhoods in Addison Most residential construction in Addison dates to the middle and late twentieth century. According to Census Bureau estimates, homes built between 1940 and 1969 account for 42.7 percent of the housing stock. Residences built between 1970 and 1999 represent 44.5 percent of residential properties. Construction from 2000 through 2009 makes up 8.3 percent of homes. Properties built in 2010 or later comprise 2.2 percent, while pre-1940 structures account for 2.3 percent. Friar's Cove was developed across the 1960s and 1970s along curvilinear roads and cul-de-sacs. The neighborhood includes ranches, split-levels, and two-story houses with attached garages. Select properties in Friar's Cove also border neighborhood water features. Green Meadows also dates primarily to the 1960s and 1970s. That area features single-family homes with ranch, raised ranch, and split-level designs. These layouts typically range from 1,200 to 2,200 square feet and sit on standard suburban lots with attached garages. Subdivisions constructed during the 1970s and 1980s include Farmwood and Foxdale. Farmwood consists of single-family homes built across those decades, including two-story colonials, split-levels, and ranches. These residences provide two-car attached garages and occupy quarter-acre lots along curvilinear streets. Foxdale features single-family residences built primarily in the 1970s, offering split-level, ranch, and two-story floor plans. Homes in Foxdale include attached two-car garages, front setbacks, and quarter-acre lots along winding suburban streets. You will also find residential neighborhoods such as Eastwood, The Highlands, and Westview across the community. The Addison housing market In August 2026, the median sold price for Addison homes reached $315,500. This figure rose from September 2025, when the median sold price stood at $310,500. Homes spent an average of 24 days on the market in August 2026, compared to 23 days in September 2025. During the same month, buyers paid 99.3 percent of the asking price, up from 96.1 percent in September 2025. Overall sales activity shifted across the 12-month tracking period. Closed sales totaled 17 in August 2026, down from 25 closed sales in September 2025. Sellers introduced 23 new listings to the Addison market in August 2026, compared to 29 new listings in September 2025. You can examine the full market report to evaluate ongoing pricing trends, monthly inventory, and closed transactions across the village. Housing stock In Addison, single-family detached homes make up 57.2% of the residential property mix. Multi-unit structures account for 35.7% of the homes across the community. Attached single-family properties represent 6.9% of the inventory, and manufactured and other housing types comprise 0.1%. Most of the residential construction dates from the middle to late twentieth century. Homes built between 1970 and 1999 represent 44.5% of the local stock. Residences built from 1940 to 1969 make up 42.7% of all housing. Earlier construction is limited, as homes built before 1940 account for 2.3% of the inventory. Properties constructed between 2000 and 2009 contribute 8.3%, and those built in 2010 or later represent 2.2%. Schools serving Addison Multiple public school districts serve residential addresses in Addison across varying grade spans. Addison School District 4, Bensenville School District 2, Bloomingdale School District 13, and Itasca School District 10 cover grades prekindergarten through eight. DuPage High School District 88, Fenton Community High School District 100, and Glenbard Township High School District 87 cover grades nine through twelve. Elmhurst School District 205 operates as a unified district serving prekindergarten through grade twelve. Getting around Driving connects you directly to major destinations across the metropolitan area. A drive to Oak Brook covers 8.7 miles and takes 22 minutes. Reaching O'Hare International Airport by car takes 28 minutes for the 12.4-mile trip. Driving into The Loop covers 22.5 miles and takes 64 minutes. Public transit routes connect to these destinations but require longer travel times. A transit trip to Oak Brook spans 31.4 miles and takes 152 minutes. Traveling to The Loop by transit covers 44.6 miles and takes 160 minutes. A transit ride to O'Hare International Airport covers 41.9 miles and takes 174 minutes. Things to do in Addison Outdoor recreation in Addison centers on municipal parks, forest preserves, and regional trails. Community Park and Centennial Park provide public green space for outdoor leisure within the village. You can also spend time outdoors at Salt Creek Park and Fischer Woods Co Forest Preserve. For continuous trail travel, the Salt Creek Greenway Trail connects through the area for pedestrians and bicyclists. These preserved lands offer fresh air and open scenery across different sections of the municipality. For retail needs and everyday errands, you can visit Addison Green Meadows Shopping. This shopping center provides commercial storefronts and retail spaces in the village. Having dedicated shopping destinations allows you to complete errands close to home. Addison Green Meadows Shopping offers convenient parking and quick access from local neighborhood streets. You can find everyday goods and retail services without leaving the village borders. Addison features several recognized venues for local entertainment, recreation, and education. You can watch movies and theatrical releases at Marcus Addison Cinema. For educational materials and community resources, the Addison Public Library serves the village. You can also practice your swing and play outdoor rounds at Links and Tees Golf Club. Each of these community venues provides a dependable location for entertainment, leisure, and personal enrichment close to home. Working in Addison If you plan to work in Addison, you will find corporate facilities located directly within the village. The Pampered Chef maintains its corporate headquarters campus here. You can explore career opportunities within town borders instead of commuting out of the village. Having this corporate campus in Addison brings professional jobs close to residential streets. This facility allows you to live and work within the same municipality. The presence of The Pampered Chef anchors commercial employment across the area. Pros and cons of living in Addison On the positive side, Addison provides manageable travel times and moderate home pricing. You can reach Oak Brook in 22 minutes over 8.7 miles, or drive 12.4 miles to O'Hare International Airport in 28 minutes. The overall average commute time is 26 minutes. In August 2026, the median sold price was $315,500, and homes averaged 24 days on the market. Additionally, owner-occupied homes account for 67.0% of all households. On the downside, longer drive times affect trips toward certain destinations. Driving 22.5 miles to The Loop requires 64 minutes. Housing inventory within the 9.8 square miles of the village can also remain limited. In August 2026, the market logged 23 new listings and 17 closed sales. Furthermore, buyers navigate an older housing supply, with a median build year of 1972 across DuPage County. Sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Addison I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## School Districts Serving Addison, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/addison/schools Summary: The public school districts on record for Addison, IL, from Blake Morgan: names, links and sources, no ratings. Addison, IL School districts serving Addison The public districts on record for Addison, IL, with the source each came from. Boundaries are the district's to set; confirm an address with the district before you rely on it. School districts in Addison From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Addison School District 4 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 DuPage High School District 88 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Bensenville School District 2 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Bloomingdale School District 13 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Elmhurst School District 205 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Fenton Community High School District 100 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Glenbard Township High School District 87 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Itasca School District 10 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. Talk to someone who works Addison I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Chicago, IL Real Estate: Homes, Market Report, Neighborhoods URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/chicago Summary: Chicago, IL with Blake Morgan: homes for sale, the monthly market report (median $425K, 47 days on market), selling, and neighborhood guides. Chicago, IL 60602 Chicago, IL real estate Homes for sale, the monthly market report, selling, and the neighborhoods, all on one page for Chicago. Median value $425K, 47 days on market. Chicago, IL holds about 1,277,054 homes, 46% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1954. Chicago offers urban multi-unit properties, condominiums, and single-family detached homes. Purchasers evaluate urban density and property tax rates against the expansive yards found in western suburbs. Pricing spans diverse thresholds across distinct city neighborhoods. Chicago is read the same way as every other town here: comparable sales first, then the house. $425K median value +6% YoY 47 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Chicago · 1,277,054 homes $425K median 47d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Chicago on record Population 2,711,226 Households 1,160,205 Median household income $77,902 Median home value $334,100 Median rent $1,440 Owner-occupied 46% Median year built 1953 Average commute 33 min County Cook County Land area 227.7 sq mi Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year, 2020–2024 5-year estimate; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER, Vintage 2024. Retrieved September 2026. Neighborhoods in Chicago Lincoln Park Boundaries include Diversey Parkway to the north, North Avenue to the south, Lake Michigan to the east, and the Chicago River to the west. Historic Lakefront Parkside Read the neighborhood page → The Loop Chicago central business district is bounded by the Chicago River to the north and west, Lake Michigan to the east, and Roosevelt Road to the south. Downtown Condos Transit Read the neighborhood page → Hyde Park Located on the South Side along Lake Michigan, this area is bounded roughly by 51st Street, 60th Street, and Washington Park. Historic Lakefront University Read the neighborhood page → Logan Square Located on the Northwest Side, this area is centered on wide boulevards designed by William Le Baron Jenney. Historic Walkable Transit Read the neighborhood page → Lakeview Bounded by Diversey Parkway to the south, Irving Park Road to the north, Lake Michigan to the east, and Ravenswood Avenue to the west. Lakefront Transit Walkable Read the neighborhood page → Wicker Park Situated northwest of downtown, this neighborhood is bounded by Western Avenue, the Bloomingdale Trail, Ashland Avenue, and Division Street. Historic Walkable Transit Read the neighborhood page → Also in Chicago: Albany Park, Andersonville, Andrews and Hurds Subdivision, Arcade Row, Archer Heights, Arizona, Armour Square, Ashburn, Auburn Gresham, Auburn Park, Austin, Avalon Highlands, Avalon Park, Avalon Trails, Avondale, Back of the Yards, Becks Park, Belmont Cragin, Belmont Gardens, Belmont Park, Beverly, Bowmanville, Brainerd, Bricktown, Brighton Park, Bronzeville, Brookdale, Bryn Mawr East, Bryn Mawr West, Essex, Forest Glen, Fulton Market District, Jackson Park Highlands District, Lakewood Balmoral Historic District, Marynook, O'Keeffe, Parkside, Peterson Park (39th Ward), The Island and Trumbull Park Homes. These have no page of their own yet; ask about any of them. The Chicago market right now The Chicago median sold price stands at $425,000 as of May 2026, +6% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $425,000 in April 2026. 24,715 homes closed over the period, averaging 101.8% of list price most recently, with 47 days on market. Full Chicago market report $425K median sold +6% year over year 47d on market Jun May Chicago median sold · trailing 12 months Chicago neighborhoods side by side Neighborhood Housing stock Lincoln Park Housing consists of late nineteenth-century brick and greystone row houses, two-flats, and converted condominiums alongside mid-century high-rises along the lake. Standard residential lots measure 25 by 125 feet on a grid street layout, often with detached garages accessed via rear alleys. The Loop The housing inventory is comprised of high-rise condominium buildings and converted historic office towers dating from the late nineteenth century to recent construction. Residences range from studios to multistory units within a dense urban grid, with parking typically located in integrated interior parking decks. Hyde Park Housing includes pre-war courtyard apartment buildings, Victorian single-family homes, brick row houses, and mid-century high-rises. Structures sit along a rectangular street grid, with residential lots varying from standard urban parcels to larger corner plots. Logan Square The built environment features late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century greystones, brick two-flats, three-flats, and frame bungalows arranged along wide boulevards and standard grid lots. Most residential parcels measure 25 by 125 feet and include rear detached garages served by public alleys. Lakeview Residential stock includes late nineteenth-century frame houses, brick three-flats, and courtyard buildings, as well as high-rise condominiums closer to the lakefront. Buildings are constructed on standard 25-by-125-foot grid lots with alley-accessed parking and modern infill construction. Wicker Park The neighborhood consists of Victorian-era brick mansions, nineteenth-century cottages, two-flats, and modern infill condominium buildings. Streets follow an urban grid with standard 25-foot-wide lots, detached rear garages, and occasional carriage houses along alleys. School districts in Chicago From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Chicago Public School District 299 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Alsip-Hazelgreen-Oaklawn School District 126 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Argo Community High School District 217 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Atwood Heights School District 125 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Bensenville School District 2 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Burbank School District 111 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Burnham School District 154-5 Grades KG–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Calumet Public School District 132 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. Living in Chicago About Chicago Chicago is located in Cook County and has a population of 2,711,226 across 48 neighborhoods. The cityscape includes recognized landmarks, such as Willis Tower and The Wrigley Building. Central commercial centers sit immediately adjacent, with The Loop located 0.3 miles away, which is a two-minute drive. For air travel, Midway International Airport is an 11.2-mile trip that takes 26 minutes by car. In addition, commuters traveling west to Oak Brook have a 20-mile drive that takes 45 minutes. Chicago suits buyers who prioritize properties with direct access to dense employment hubs and regional roadways. Housing stock across the 48 neighborhoods offers practical proximity to commercial districts, transit routes, and suburban employment centers. You can examine specific local prices, inventory figures, and recent sales trends in the market section below. Is Chicago a good place to live? Chicago encompasses 227.7 square miles of land area within Cook County. The city is home to 2,711,226 residents living in 1,160,205 households. If you look at the established housing stock, the median year built is 1953. Commuting to work is a regular part of local life, with a commute time of 33 minutes. This commute data gives you a practical sense of typical travel times across the area. Understanding local housing costs and financial benchmarks helps you evaluate your real estate decisions. The median household income for the area is $77,902. Homeownership represents a significant segment of the market, with owner-occupied homes making up 46.0 percent of occupied units. When you explore purchasing an existing property, you will find a median home value of $334,100. For residents who prefer to lease, the median rent is $1,440 per month. Examining these figures together gives you an objective overview of property values, rental rates, and household earnings. You can use these facts to guide your planning before you view available homes in the city. Chicago at a glance Chicago covers 227.7 square miles within Cook County, where it contains 1,160,205 households and a total population of 2,711,226. You can review the reference table below for baseline community measurements, including local household income, home values, rent, and typical commute times. Homes and neighborhoods in Chicago In Lincoln Park, you will find late nineteenth-century brick and greystone row houses, two-flats, and converted condominiums alongside mid-century lake high-rises. Most parcels follow a grid layout measuring 25 by 125 feet, with detached garages positioned on rear alleys. Lakeview features a similar street footprint with nineteenth-century frame homes, brick three-flats, courtyard buildings, and lakefront high-rise condominiums. In The Loop, housing shifts to high-rise condominiums and converted historic office towers dating from the late nineteenth century to recent construction. Residences there span from studios to multistory units set above interior parking decks. Logan Square displays late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century greystones, brick two-flats, three-flats, and frame bungalows along wide boulevards. These properties occupy standard 25-by-125-foot lots with rear detached garages accessed by public alleys. In Wicker Park, you will find Victorian-era brick mansions, nineteenth-century cottages, two-flats, and modern infill condominiums. Streets there feature 25-foot-wide lots with detached rear garages and occasional alley carriage houses. Further south in Hyde Park, the housing inventory provides Victorian single-family residences, pre-war courtyard buildings, brick row houses, and mid-century high-rises. Lots in Hyde Park range from standard urban parcels to larger corner plots across a rectangular street grid. Across Chicago, residential structures built before 1940 represent 38.8 percent of the housing stock. Buildings constructed from 1940 through 1969 make up 28.7 percent, while structures from 1970 through 1999 account for 17.6 percent. Properties built from 2000 through 2009 total 8.6 percent, and homes built in 2010 or later represent 6.3 percent. The Chicago housing market The Chicago housing market shows steady activity across the twelve-month tracking period ending in August 2026. In August 2026, the median sold price reached $483,000, compared to $469,000 in September 2025. Homes sold during August 2026 spent an average of 17 days on the market before going under contract. That marketing time decreased from an average of 20 days recorded in September 2025. Inventory and transaction volumes remained closely matched over the course of the year. Sellers brought 20 new listings to the market in August 2026, while buyers closed on 13 homes. In September 2025, the market recorded 21 new listings and 12 closed sales. Properties closed at an average of 97.9 percent of their listing price in August 2026, compared to 99.0 percent in September 2025. You can review the full market report for detailed historical figures and ongoing updates. Housing stock As you explore residential options across Chicago, you will find that multi-unit properties make up 70.5% of the overall supply. Single-family detached houses account for 25.6%, single-family attached homes represent 3.5%, and manufactured or other structures make up 0.3%. Older construction defines much of the city, with 38.8% of all residences built before 1940. Buildings completed between 1940 and 1969 constitute 28.7% of the total, and those constructed from 1970 through 1999 account for 17.6%. You will see smaller shares of recent construction, as 8.6% of homes date to between 2000 and 2009, and 6.3% were built in 2010 or later. Schools serving Chicago Chicago Public School District 299 serves students from prekindergarten through twelfth grade. Elementary options in the region include Alsip-Hazelgreen-Oaklawn School District 126, Atwood Heights School District 125, and Bensenville School District 2. Students are also served by Burbank School District 111, Burnham School District 154-5, and Calumet Public School District 132. Argo Community High School District 217 provides education for grades 9 through 12. For higher education, you will find The University of Chicago and University of Illinois Chicago. Getting around Daily commutes from the area offer several driving and transit routes to major destinations. You can reach The Loop quickly, with a 0.3-mile drive taking two minutes or a one-mile transit trip taking 13 minutes. Driving to Midway International Airport takes 26 minutes over 11.2 miles, while transit makes the 11.3-mile journey in 67 minutes. A trip to Oak Brook takes 45 minutes by car over 20 miles, while transit takes 117 minutes across 21.2 miles. For rail travel, you have access to the CTA Red Line and Chicago Union Station. Things to do in Chicago You can spend time outdoors across Chicago at municipal parks, waterfront paths, and designated trails. Millennium Park provides green spaces and walking paths near the downtown core. For walking, running, and cycling, you can access the Lakefront Trail along Lake Michigan or travel along The 606. Along the water, you will find North Avenue Beach and the Chicago Riverwalk. For golf, you can play rounds at the Sydney R. Marovitz Golf Course or the Jackson Park Golf Course. For dining outings, you can spend time in the Fulton Market District, which is widely known for its restaurants. When you plan a shopping trip, you can visit Water Tower Place. This multi-level shopping destination provides indoor access to numerous retail stores and commercial shops. The city also contains prominent civic facilities and event spaces. You can attend concerts and athletic games at the United Center. For research, reading, and educational resources, the Chicago Public Library serves the community through neighborhood branches and its main anchor, the Harold Washington Library Center. Working in Chicago Northwestern Memorial Hospital serves as a major employer in Chicago. This hospital operates as part of an expansive health system that supports local jobs. If you work in healthcare, the hospital represents one of the primary institutions in the city. Northwestern Memorial Hospital anchors a significant portion of medical employment through its health system network. You can find opportunities across different departments within the hospital and its broader health system. Pros and cons of living in Chicago Living in Chicago offers advantages in central travel and housing transaction speed. In August 2026, homes spent an average of 17 days on the market, and 20 new listings arrived. You can reach The Loop in a 2-minute drive of 0.3 miles, while Midway International Airport is an 11.2-mile drive taking 26 minutes. In addition, the median home value is $334,100, and the median rent is $1,440. Several points present trade-offs for prospective buyers to consider. The overall average commute time is 33 minutes, and driving 20 miles to Oak Brook takes 45 minutes. The median year built for homes is 1953, reflecting an established housing stock. In August 2026, the median sold price reached $483,000, and buyers paid 97.9% of the asking price across 13 closed sales. Sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Chicago I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## School Districts Serving Chicago, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/chicago/schools Summary: The public school districts on record for Chicago, IL, from Blake Morgan: names, links and sources, no ratings. Chicago, IL School districts serving Chicago The public districts on record for Chicago, IL, with the source each came from. Boundaries are the district's to set; confirm an address with the district before you rely on it. School districts in Chicago From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Chicago Public School District 299 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Alsip-Hazelgreen-Oaklawn School District 126 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Argo Community High School District 217 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Atwood Heights School District 125 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Bensenville School District 2 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Burbank School District 111 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Burnham School District 154-5 Grades KG–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Calumet Public School District 132 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. Talk to someone who works Chicago I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Downers Grove, IL Real Estate: Homes, Market Report, Neighborhoods URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/downers-grove Summary: Downers Grove, IL with Blake Morgan: homes for sale, the monthly market report (median $541K, 36 days on market), selling, and neighborhood guides. Downers Grove, IL 60515 Downers Grove, IL real estate Homes for sale, the monthly market report, selling, and the neighborhoods, all on one page for Downers Grove. Median value $541K, 36 days on market. Downers Grove, IL holds about 21,527 homes, 75% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1974. Downers Grove includes established traditional homes, custom rebuilds, and attached residences. Buyers balance pricing against neighboring communities such as Lisle and Naperville. Housing inventory features wooded lots and central DuPage positioning. Downers Grove is read the same way as every other town here: comparable sales first, then the house. $541K median value +6% YoY 36 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Downers Grove · 21,527 homes $541K median 36d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Downers Grove on record Population 50,054 Households 20,662 Median household income $115,114 Median home value $449,800 Median rent $1,656 Owner-occupied 75.2% Median year built 1974 Average commute 28 min County DuPage County Land area 14.7 sq mi Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year, 2020–2024 5-year estimate; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER, Vintage 2024. Retrieved September 2026. Neighborhoods in Downers Grove Downtown Downers Grove Centered on Main Street and the BNSF railway corridor, Downtown Downers Grove features late 19th-century commercial storefronts, modern condominium complexes, and early 20th-century single-family residences. Downtown Walkable Transit Read the neighborhood page → Denburn Woods Situated southwest of the village center, Denburn Woods is characterized by deep wooded lots and rolling topography with winding, curbless roads. Wooded Suburban Read the neighborhood page → Randall Park Located immediately east of downtown, this residential district surrounds its namesake public park. Historic Parkside Walkable Read the neighborhood page → Fairview Positioned around the Fairview Avenue commuter station on the eastern side of Downers Grove, this neighborhood developed during the expansion of the rail line. Transit Suburban Read the neighborhood page → Orchard Brook Located in northern Downers Grove along 39th Street, Orchard Brook is a planned subdivision established in the late 1960s and 1970s. Suburban Wooded Read the neighborhood page → Also in Downers Grove: Arbor Park Condominiums, Belmont, Beverly Glen, Birch Point Condominiums, Boundary Hill, Connamara Villas, Courtyards of Westmont, Di Cosola Courts Of Darien, Downers Grove Estates, Fairway Grove Condominiums, Hidden Pines, Inverness Woods, McInerney Woods, Oak Trace, Park Crossing, Prentiss Creek, Regency Grove, Rosehill Estates, Springside, The Estates of Woodridge Center, Townhomes Of Fairmont, Valley View Estates, Victoria Ridge, Villas of Versailles and Walnut Creek. These have no page of their own yet; ask about any of them. The Downers Grove market right now The Downers Grove median sold price stands at $540,500 as of May 2026, +6% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $580,000 in January 2026. 625 homes closed over the period, averaging 103.3% of list price most recently, with 36 days on market. Full Downers Grove market report $541K median sold +6% year over year 36d on market Jun May Downers Grove median sold · trailing 12 months Downers Grove neighborhoods side by side Neighborhood Housing stock Downtown Downers Grove Downtown Downers Grove features mid-rise condominium buildings constructed from the late 1990s through the 2010s, multi-story townhomes, and early 20th-century houses on a grid pattern with attached and detached garages. Denburn Woods Denburn Woods consists of custom single-family homes, including mid-century modern designs, ranches, and two-story infill builds. Properties occupy rolling, half-acre or larger parcels on winding, sidewalk-free lanes with attached garages. Randall Park Randall Park contains single-family residences built primarily between the 1890s and 1950s, including American Foursquares, bungalows, and Victorians, alongside modern two-story infill construction on a rectilinear street grid with detached garages. Fairview Fairview features single-family post-war ranches, Cape Cods, and two-story houses from the mid-20th century alongside multi-family condominium complexes and modern infill builds on standard suburban lots. Orchard Brook Orchard Brook consists of single-family homes built in the late 1960s and 1970s, dominated by two-story colonials, split-levels, and ranches. Houses feature attached two-car garages and sit on quarter- to half-acre lots along curving streets and cul-de-sacs. School districts in Downers Grove From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Community High School District 99 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Downers Grove Grade School District 58 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Center Cass School District 66 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Darien School District 61 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Glen Ellyn Community Consolidated School District 89 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Glenbard Township High School District 87 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Lisle Community Unit School District 202 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Lombard School District 44 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. Living in Downers Grove About Downers Grove Downers Grove is a DuPage County municipality with a population of 50,054 residents. The area encompasses 30 neighborhoods with varied residential home options. Driving routes connect the community directly to several major employment hubs and transportation anchors. A drive to Oak Brook spans 5.2 miles and takes 11 minutes. Reaching O'Hare International Airport involves a 20.2-mile drive that takes 42 minutes. Commuters traveling to the Loop face a 23.5-mile drive that takes 64 minutes. The layout and transit times suit buyers seeking established housing stock coupled with predictable driving routines. The location particularly serves commuters who travel regularly to commercial destinations in Oak Brook or the Loop. The community also includes civic points of interest, such as the Downers Grove Museum. The selection of neighborhoods accommodates buyers who prioritize proximity to airport routes alongside suburban living. You can review the details of local property prices, inventory, and values in the market section below. Is Downers Grove a good place to live? Downers Grove spans 14.7 square miles within DuPage County and has a population of 50,054 people. The village contains 20,662 households distributed across its residential streets. When you examine the local housing market, owner-occupied properties account for 75.2% of the housing stock. In addition, the median year built for residential structures in the village is 1974. Property pricing and community finances provide clear insight into everyday living costs. The median home value in Downers Grove is $449,800. For residents who choose to lease their homes, the median rent is $1,656 per month. The village also records a median household income of $115,114, which directly supports these local home values and rents. Daily travel patterns also shape life in the municipality. Commuters from Downers Grove face an average travel time of 28 minutes to reach their workplaces. Looking at the commute, the local housing costs, and the reported income figures helps you decide if the village fits your practical plans. Downers Grove at a glance Downers Grove covers 14.7 sq mi in DuPage County, where 50,054 residents live across 20,662 households. Owner-occupied properties make up 75.2% of the local housing, with a median home value of $449,800. The figures below give you a direct overview of area household income, home values, and typical travel times. Homes and neighborhoods in Downers Grove Downers Grove presents housing built across more than a century. In Randall Park, you will find single-family residences built primarily between the 1890s and 1950s. This neighborhood features American Foursquares, bungalows, and Victorians on a rectilinear street grid with detached garages. Modern two-story infill construction also stands along these blocks. Downtown Downers Grove mixes mid-rise condominium buildings constructed from the late 1990s through the 2010s with multi-story townhomes. The downtown street grid also contains early 20th-century houses with attached and detached garages. Denburn Woods features custom single-family homes on rolling, half-acre or larger parcels. You encounter mid-century modern designs, ranches, and two-story infill builds along winding lanes without sidewalks. Homes in Denburn Woods include attached garages. In Orchard Brook, single-family houses date from the late 1960s and 1970s. The neighborhood showcases two-story colonials, split-levels, and ranches with attached two-car garages. These properties sit on quarter- to half-acre lots along curving streets and cul-de-sacs. Fairview offers single-family post-war ranches, Cape Cods, and two-story houses from the mid-20th century. Multi-family condominium complexes and modern infill builds also occupy its standard suburban lots. Across Downers Grove, homes built between 1970 and 1999 represent 44.0% of the residential stock. Properties built between 1940 and 1969 make up 31.7% of the total housing. Additional residential areas include Belmont, Beverly Glen, Boundary Hill, Downers Grove Estates, Hidden Pines, and Inverness Woods. The Downers Grove housing market Over the 12 months between September 2025 and August 2026, home prices in Downers Grove remained relatively steady. The median sold price stood at $300,500 in September 2025 and moved to $303,500 by August 2026. Properties continued to sell quickly throughout this span, with average days on market shifting slightly from 24 days down to 23 days. Inventory and transaction volumes saw small adjustments over the same annual tracking window. Buyers closed 48 purchases against 59 new listings in September 2025, compared to 44 sales and 56 new listings in August 2026. Sellers also collected a larger share of their asking prices over time, as the list-to-sale price ratio rose from 99.1% to 99.5%. You can consult the complete market report to review additional monthly data and long-term figures for Downers Grove. Housing stock Single-family detached homes make up 62.0% of the residential options in Downers Grove. Multi-unit residential buildings account for 29.7% of the local properties. Single-family attached residences make up 7.6% of the town, and manufactured homes represent the remaining 0.7%. Homes built between 1970 and 1999 form the largest era of construction at 44.0% of all properties. Structures built from 1940 through 1969 account for 31.7% of the housing supply. Properties constructed before 1940 contribute 8.8% of all residences across the village. Newer construction from 2000 through 2009 accounts for 8.7%, and homes built in 2010 and later represent 6.7%. Schools serving Downers Grove Several public school districts serve students living in Downers Grove. Elementary districts serving prekindergarten through eighth grade include Downers Grove Grade School District 58, Center Cass School District 66, and Darien School District 61. Glen Ellyn Community Consolidated School District 89 and Lombard School District 44 also cover grades prekindergarten through eighth. For high school, Community High School District 99 and Glenbard Township High School District 87 serve grades 9 through 12. Lisle Community Unit School District 202 serves prekindergarten through twelfth grade. In addition, Midwestern University is a college located in Downers Grove. Getting around Public transportation in Downers Grove includes Downers Grove Main Street, Fairview Ave., and Belmont stations. Taking transit to The Loop covers 22 miles and takes 47 minutes. Driving the 23.5 miles to The Loop takes 64 minutes. For trips to Oak Brook, driving covers 5.2 miles in 11 minutes. Taking transit to Oak Brook takes 76 minutes across 10.9 miles. Travel to O'Hare International Airport takes 42 minutes by car for a 20.2-mile trip. The same trip to O'Hare International Airport takes 96 minutes over 40.2 miles when you ride transit. Things to do in Downers Grove You can explore several local parks and trails throughout Downers Grove. Lyman Woods & William F. Sherman, Jr. Interpretive Center preserves local natural land with walking trails. McCollum Park features athletic fields, playgrounds, and paved walking paths. Fishel Park provides open parkland and community lawn space near the center of the village. Patriots Park offers additional outdoor recreation with open green fields and walking routes. Downtown Downers Grove serves as the primary dining district in the village, featuring local restaurants and independent eateries. For shopping, you can visit The Grove Shopping Center for everyday retail and local services. Meadowbrook Shopping Center provides convenient retail storefronts and commercial businesses along the main driving corridors. Together, these commercial centers give you diverse dining and shopping options close to residential neighborhoods. Landmarks and entertainment venues offer indoor recreation and cultural activities in Downers Grove. Classic Cinemas Tivoli Theatre hosts movie screenings and community entertainment in a historic auditorium. The Downers Grove Public Library provides extensive book collections, digital resources, and educational programs. For indoor recreation, you can visit X-Golf Downers Grove, which offers golf play and social entertainment. Working in Downers Grove You will find corporate employment opportunities located directly within the village of Downers Grove. Dover Corporation is headquartered or maintains a campus location in the municipality. This corporate presence allows you to pursue professional work without leaving the local area. Living near Dover Corporation helps you keep daily commute times short between home and the workplace. You can travel quickly to the corporate facility from residential streets throughout the community. Pros and cons of living in Downers Grove On the positive side, Downers Grove offers swift access to major western suburban destinations. A drive to Oak Brook takes 11 minutes across 5.2 miles, and the overall average commute time for residents is 28 minutes. In August 2026, homes spent an average of 23 days on the market and achieved a 99.5% list-to-sale price ratio. Furthermore, owner-occupied housing accounts for 75.2% of the residential properties across the community. On the other hand, travel times lengthen considerably when you drive toward central Chicago or major air transit hubs. The 23.5-mile drive to The Loop takes 64 minutes, while reaching O'Hare International Airport requires 42 minutes over 20.2 miles. Buyers also navigate tight monthly inventory, reflected by 56 new listings and 44 closed sales in August 2026. In addition, the community carries a median home value of $449,800 and a median rent of $1,656. Sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Downers Grove I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## School Districts Serving Downers Grove, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/downers-grove/schools Summary: The public school districts on record for Downers Grove, IL, from Blake Morgan: names, links and sources, no ratings. Downers Grove, IL School districts serving Downers Grove The public districts on record for Downers Grove, IL, with the source each came from. Boundaries are the district's to set; confirm an address with the district before you rely on it. School districts in Downers Grove From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Community High School District 99 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Downers Grove Grade School District 58 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Center Cass School District 66 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Darien School District 61 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Glen Ellyn Community Consolidated School District 89 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Glenbard Township High School District 87 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Lisle Community Unit School District 202 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Lombard School District 44 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. Talk to someone who works Downers Grove I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Elmhurst, IL Real Estate: Homes, Market Report, Neighborhoods URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elmhurst Summary: Elmhurst, IL with Blake Morgan: homes for sale, the monthly market report (median $753K, 46 days on market), selling, and neighborhood guides. Elmhurst, IL 60126 Elmhurst, IL real estate Homes for sale, the monthly market report, selling, and the neighborhoods, all on one page for Elmhurst. Median value $753K, 46 days on market. Elmhurst, IL holds about 17,753 homes, 80% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1964. Elmhurst contains traditional mid-century homes alongside substantial new-construction residences. Purchasers weigh higher price per square foot metrics against proximity to Chicago. The community sits directly east of Addison and Downers Grove. Elmhurst is read the same way as every other town here: comparable sales first, then the house. $753K median value +15.8% YoY 46 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Elmhurst · 17,753 homes $753K median 46d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Elmhurst on record Population 45,671 Households 16,795 Median household income $149,644 Median home value $545,400 Median rent $1,975 Owner-occupied 79.9% Median year built 1966 Average commute 29 min County DuPage County Land area 10.2 sq mi Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year, 2020–2024 5-year estimate; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER, Vintage 2024. Retrieved September 2026. Neighborhoods in Elmhurst Crescent Park Crescent Park is a residential neighborhood in central Elmhurst situated south of the railroad tracks and west of York Street. Parkside Suburban Newer construction Read the neighborhood page → Also in Elmhurst: South Elmhurst and Yorkfield. These have no page of their own yet; ask about any of them. The Elmhurst market right now The Elmhurst median sold price stands at $752,750 as of May 2026, +15.8% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $900,000 in March 2026. 513 homes closed over the period, averaging 101.3% of list price most recently, with 46 days on market. Full Elmhurst market report $753K median sold +15.8% year over year 46d on market Jun May Elmhurst median sold · trailing 12 months School districts in Elmhurst From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Elmhurst School District 205 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Berkeley School District 87 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 DuPage High School District 88 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Hillside School District 93 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Leyden Community High School District 212 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Mannheim School District 83 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Proviso Township High School District 209 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Salt Creek School District 48 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. Living in Elmhurst About Elmhurst Elmhurst is a DuPage County city with a population of 45,671 residents across three neighborhoods. The city provides straightforward travel routes to key employment and transit hubs across the region. A drive to The Loop covers 18.9 miles and takes 59 minutes. Driving to O'Hare International Airport takes 26 minutes across 10.8 miles. In addition, you can reach Oak Brook by car in 18 minutes over a distance of 6.1 miles. Points of interest in the community include the Wilder Park Conservatory and the McCormick House, designed by Mies van der Rohe. The housing options and road network suit buyers who need highway access to commercial centers and downtown Chicago. You can review current home prices, property inventory, and recent sales in the market section below. Is Elmhurst a good place to live? Elmhurst spans 10.2 square miles within DuPage County. The city contains a total population of 45,671 residents distributed across 16,795 individual households. When you evaluate the residential landscape, you find that owner-occupied housing accounts for 79.9% of all occupied units. The median home value across Elmhurst is $545,400. For residents who rent their homes, the median monthly rent stands at $1,975. Together, these property figures show an established residential market where ownership represents the primary choice. The physical structure of the housing inventory reflects a median construction year of 1966. This metric indicates an established neighborhood pattern that developed substantially during the middle of the twentieth century. Household finances across the city reflect a median household income of $149,644. For employment travel, local workers encounter an average commute time of 29 minutes. You can use these specific figures regarding real estate values, household earnings, and transit duration to understand the economic baseline of Elmhurst. Elmhurst at a glance The figures below outline the baseline housing, income, and geographic metrics for Elmhurst, Illinois. Located in DuPage County across 10.2 square miles, the community pairs an established residential inventory with a median home value of $545,400. Use these data points to understand the community profile before you explore specific neighborhoods and properties. Homes and neighborhoods in Elmhurst According to U.S. Census Bureau ACS five-year estimates for 2020 through 2024, residential development in Elmhurst reflects several decades of growth. Homes built between 1940 and 1969 form the largest single segment of housing, accounting for 39.9% of the inventory. Properties built between 1970 and 1999 represent 20.6% of all residential structures in the city. Older structures dating to before 1940 make up 14.7% of the total housing stock. More recent construction from 2000 through 2009 comprises 13.6% of local homes. Residences built in 2010 and later add another 11.2% to the community. You can observe these construction eras across specific neighborhoods such as Crescent Park. Crescent Park consists primarily of single-family homes built in the mid-20th century alongside newer custom construction. The architectural styles in this neighborhood include 1950s ranches, split-levels, and large modern two-story residences. These single-family houses sit on standard suburban lots with detached or attached garages. The combination of mid-century designs and custom builds reflects the overall distribution of housing ages in Elmhurst. You will also find other named residential areas in Elmhurst, including South Elmhurst and Yorkfield. Across these sections, the community maintains an established residential environment shaped by multiple building periods. Together, these neighborhoods showcase how mid-century single-family homes and newer two-story builds define local streets. The Elmhurst housing market The Elmhurst real estate market showed steady price movement across the twelve-month period ending in August 2026. In September 2025, the median sold price stood at $467,000. By August 2026, that median sold price reached $473,000. Properties also moved at a consistent pace throughout this stretch. Homes spent an average of 20 days on the market in September 2025, and that figure dropped slightly to 19 days in August 2026. Sales activity and pricing ratios reflect current transaction patterns in the city. Buyers purchased 35 homes in August 2026, compared to 28 closed sales in September 2025. Sellers brought 37 new listings to the market in August 2026, down from 41 new listings in September 2025. During August 2026, the list-to-sale price ratio was 96.0%, shifting from 97.6% recorded in September 2025. You can review the full market report for additional details on closed sales, new listings, and sale prices. Housing stock Single-family detached homes make up 72.0% of the residential properties in Elmhurst. Multi-unit buildings account for 23.2% of the inventory, while single-family attached homes represent 4.8%. Manufactured homes make up 0.0% of the local stock. Homes built between 1940 and 1969 form the largest share at 39.9%. Residences built between 1970 and 1999 comprise 20.6% of the total housing supply. Older properties constructed before 1940 represent 14.7% of the homes. You will also find newer construction throughout the city, with 13.6% built from 2000 to 2009 and 11.2% built in 2010 or later. Schools serving Elmhurst Several public school districts serve addresses in Elmhurst. Elmhurst School District 205 provides unified education for grades PK through 12. Elementary instruction for grades PK through 8 is provided by Berkeley School District 87, Hillside School District 93, Mannheim School District 83, and Salt Creek School District 48. High school students in grades 9 through 12 attend DuPage High School District 88, Leyden Community High School District 212, or Proviso Township High School District 209. For higher education, Elmhurst University is located in the community. Getting around You can travel from Elmhurst to several regional destinations by car or transit. A transit trip from the Elmhurst station to The Loop takes 47 minutes and covers 16.8 miles. Driving to The Loop covers 18.9 miles and takes 59 minutes. Reaching O'Hare International Airport takes 26 minutes by car across 10.8 miles. Taking transit to O'Hare International Airport takes 82 minutes and covers 19 miles. A drive to Oak Brook spans 6.1 miles and takes 18 minutes. Taking transit to Oak Brook takes 54 minutes across 6.1 miles. Things to do in Elmhurst You can spend time outdoors across Elmhurst at Wilder Park, Berens Park, and Eldridge Park. These municipal parks provide athletic fields, playgrounds, and open space for neighborhood activities. If you prefer walking, running, or cycling, the Illinois Prairie Path runs directly through the center of the community. You can also access the Salt Creek Greenway Trail, which connects local paths to regional trail networks. Retail and dining options are situated throughout several distinct commercial districts across town. Elmhurst Crossing provides a commercial shopping center for retail stores and everyday household errands. You can also explore an assortment of restaurants and services around the Elmhurst 255 Downtown Apartments. Other local commercial corridors include the Spring Road Business Association district and the retail hub at York/Vallette. Both areas supply dining options, neighborhood storefronts, and convenient services. Community landmarks and entertainment venues provide recreation and leisure opportunities across the city. Classic Cinemas York Theatre serves as a local venue that screens modern movie releases. Nearby, the Elmhurst Public Library offers extensive book collections, quiet workspaces, and reference materials. For outdoor athletics, Sugar Creek Golf Course offers a golf course setting for recreational rounds. Working in Elmhurst If you plan to work in Elmhurst, healthcare represents a key sector of the local job market. Endeavor Health Elmhurst Hospital is a hospital located in the city and serves as a major employer. The facility belongs to the Endeavor Health system, which anchors hospital operations in the area. Working at a major employer within town allows you to live and commute within the same community. Pros and cons of living in Elmhurst On the positive side, Elmhurst provides straightforward drives to key regional destinations. You can drive 6.1 miles to Oak Brook in 18 minutes, and reach O'Hare International Airport in 26 minutes across 10.8 miles. The commute time across the community averages 29 minutes according to census estimates. Housing inventory moves quickly, with properties spending an average of 19 days on the market in August 2026. Owner-occupied properties account for 79.9% of the 16,795 households in the city. On the negative side, traveling into downtown Chicago requires a notable time commitment. A drive of 18.9 miles to The Loop takes 59 minutes. Local housing costs are also elevated, reflected in a median home value of $545,400 and a median rent of $1,975. New inventory can be tight, with only 37 new listings recorded in August 2026. Finally, the median build year is 1966, meaning you will often encounter older residential properties. Sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Elmhurst I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## School Districts Serving Elmhurst, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elmhurst/schools Summary: The public school districts on record for Elmhurst, IL, from Blake Morgan: names, links and sources, no ratings. Elmhurst, IL School districts serving Elmhurst The public districts on record for Elmhurst, IL, with the source each came from. Boundaries are the district's to set; confirm an address with the district before you rely on it. School districts in Elmhurst From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Elmhurst School District 205 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Berkeley School District 87 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 DuPage High School District 88 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Hillside School District 93 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Leyden Community High School District 212 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Mannheim School District 83 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Proviso Township High School District 209 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Salt Creek School District 48 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. Talk to someone who works Elmhurst I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Lisle, IL Real Estate: Homes, Market Report, Neighborhoods URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/lisle Summary: Lisle, IL with Blake Morgan: homes for sale, the monthly market report (median $414K, 49 days on market), selling, and neighborhood guides. Lisle, IL 60532 Lisle, IL real estate Homes for sale, the monthly market report, selling, and the neighborhoods, all on one page for Lisle. Median value $414K, 49 days on market. Lisle, IL holds about 10,466 homes, 56% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1983. Lisle offers single-family residences, condominiums, and townhouses bordering Naperville. Buyers weigh slightly lower purchase points against shared access to western suburban employment corridors. The housing stock balances compact suburban developments with established wooded subdivisions. Lisle is read the same way as every other town here: comparable sales first, then the house. $414K median value -6.5% YoY 49 avg days Homes for sale Market report Sell your home here Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Lisle · 10,466 homes $414K median 49d avg DOM Map data ©2026 Google Lisle on record Population 23,407 Households 10,050 Median household income $107,479 Median home value $406,800 Median rent $1,658 Owner-occupied 55.9% Median year built 1983 Average commute 28 min County DuPage County Land area 6.9 sq mi Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year, 2020–2024 5-year estimate; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER, Vintage 2024. Retrieved September 2026. Neighborhoods in Lisle Downtown Lisle Downtown Lisle centers along Main Street and Burlington Avenue adjacent to the BNSF Metra rail line. Downtown Walkable Transit Read the neighborhood page → Green Trails Green Trails is a planned residential development established in the 1970s in southwestern Lisle along College Road and Maple Avenue. Suburban Wooded Parkside Read the neighborhood page → Beau Bien Beau Bien is a residential subdivision developed primarily during the 1970s and 1980s, located south of Warrenville Road and east of Yackley Avenue. Suburban Parkside Read the neighborhood page → Also in Lisle: Brookdale, Chelsea and The Villages on Maple. These have no page of their own yet; ask about any of them. The Lisle market right now The Lisle median sold price stands at $413,750 as of May 2026, -6.5% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $531,000 in October 2025. 231 homes closed over the period, averaging 99.9% of list price most recently, with 49 days on market. Full Lisle market report $414K median sold -6.5% year over year 49d on market Jun May Lisle median sold · trailing 12 months Lisle neighborhoods side by side Neighborhood Housing stock Downtown Lisle Housing in Downtown Lisle consists of mid-rise condominium buildings constructed from the 2000s onward alongside early-to-mid-20th-century single-family bungalows and cottages. Residential streets follow a grid pattern with detached garages and compact lots under a quarter acre. Green Trails Developed largely between the late 1970s and 1990s, Green Trails contains single-family homes, townhouses, and condominiums. Single-family houses typically measure between 1,800 and 3,500 square feet on quarter-acre lots along curvilinear streets and cul-de-sacs, with attached two-car garages. Beau Bien Beau Bien features single-family Colonial, split-level, and ranch houses built primarily throughout the late 1960s and 1970s. Residences generally range from 2,000 to 3,000 square feet and sit on third-acre to half-acre lots with attached two-car garages along winding suburban streets. School districts in Lisle From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Lisle Community Unit School District 202 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Community High School District 99 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Community Unit School District 200 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Downers Grove Grade School District 58 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Naperville Community Unit District 203 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Woodridge School District 68 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. Living in Lisle About Lisle Lisle is an incorporated municipality in DuPage County with an official population of 23,407 spread across six distinct neighborhoods. The village provides straightforward roadway connections to several major employment centers across the region. Drivers can reach downtown Naperville in 14 minutes over a distance of 5.2 miles. Commuters traveling into The Loop navigate a 27.1-mile drive that takes 66 minutes. O'Hare International Airport is located 23.8 miles away, requiring a 44-minute drive. Within the village limits, you will find landmarks such as The Morton Arboretum and the Museums at Lisle Station Park. The residential areas cater to buyers who value manageable commutes to neighboring employment hubs along with accessible suburban transit routes. You can review current property prices, inventory figures, and recent neighborhood sales activity in the market section below. Is Lisle a good place to live? Lisle spans 6.9 square miles within DuPage County and has a total population of 23,407 residents across 10,050 households. The village features an economic foundation marked by a median household income of $107,479. Residential options in the community show a balance between ownership and tenancy. Owner-occupied properties make up 55.9% of the local housing stock. If you plan to buy real estate, the median home value in the village is $406,800. For renters exploring available properties, the median monthly rent is $1,658. In addition, the median year built for homes across the area is 1983. Getting to work involves an average commute time of 28 minutes for local travelers. This transit duration reflects typical regional connections available from the village. Together, the median home value of $406,800, the 55.9% homeownership rate, and the 28-minute travel window define core community metrics. These essential data points offer a grounded baseline before you explore individual neighborhoods and residential listings in the area. Lisle at a glance Lisle covers 6.9 square miles in DuPage County and counts a population of 23,407 across 10,050 households. Homeowners occupy 55.9% of the residential units, and the median home value is $406,800. You can review the key community metrics below to explore local housing, income, and commute data. Homes and neighborhoods in Lisle A significant majority of the residential construction across Lisle dates to the final decades of the 20th century. Homes built between 1970 and 1999 represent 67.6 percent of the overall housing stock. Residences constructed between 1940 and 1969 make up 12.4 percent, while pre-1940 houses account for 2.6 percent. Newer builds completed between 2000 and 2009 total 7.2 percent, and residential properties built in 2010 or later comprise 10.2 percent. In Downtown Lisle, you see mid-rise condominium buildings constructed from the 2000s onward alongside early-to-mid-20th-century single-family bungalows and cottages. Residential streets in the downtown area follow a traditional grid pattern with detached garages and compact lots under a quarter acre. Beau Bien features single-family Colonial, split-level, and ranch houses built primarily throughout the late 1960s and 1970s. These residences generally range from 2,000 to 3,000 square feet and sit on third-acre to half-acre lots with attached two-car garages along winding suburban streets. Developed largely between the late 1970s and 1990s, Green Trails contains single-family homes, townhouses, and condominiums. Single-family houses there typically measure between 1,800 and 3,500 square feet on quarter-acre lots along curvilinear streets and cul-de-sacs, also featuring attached two-car garages. Other established residential communities within the municipality include Brookdale, Chelsea, and The Villages on Maple. The Lisle housing market The median sold price in Lisle reached $452,500 in August 2026, rising from $445,000 in September 2025 over a 12-month period. Homes spent an average of 17 days on the market before selling in August 2026, matching the average of 17 days recorded in September 2025. Buyers paid closer to asking figures over time, as the sale-to-list ratio climbed from 97.3% in September 2025 to 99.3% in August 2026. Inventory and closing numbers shifted between the start and end of this tracking window. Closed sales rose to 13 properties in August 2026, compared to 10 sales completed in September 2025. Meanwhile, new listings decreased from 17 in September 2025 to 12 in August 2026. You can follow these pricing patterns, supply movements, and local sale details by reading the full market report. Housing stock Multi-unit residences make up 45.5 percent of the housing stock in Lisle. Single-family detached homes represent 43.2 percent of local properties. You will also find single-family attached structures, which account for 11.1 percent of residential options. Manufactured homes make up the remaining 0.1 percent of the total supply. Construction between 1970 and 1999 accounts for 67.6 percent of all local homes. Properties built from 1940 through 1969 represent 12.4 percent, and residences dating before 1940 make up 2.6 percent. Newer options include homes built between 2000 and 2009 at 7.2 percent. Construction from 2010 and later contributes 10.2 percent of the homes you see today. Schools serving Lisle Several public school districts serve residents in Lisle. Lisle Community Unit School District 202, Community Unit School District 200, and Naperville Community Unit District 203 serve prekindergarten through twelfth grade. Elementary education is provided by Downers Grove Grade School District 58 and Woodridge School District 68 for prekindergarten through eighth grade. Community High School District 99 educates students in grades nine through twelve. For higher education, the village includes Benedictine University and the National Louis University Lisle campus. Getting around You have both driving and transit options when traveling from Lisle to nearby destinations. Local transit service is available directly at the Lisle station for your daily travel. If you head to Downtown Naperville, the 5.2-mile drive takes 14 minutes, while transit takes 21 minutes for 4.6 miles. Commuting to the Loop takes 66 minutes by car across 27.1 miles. Choosing transit to the Loop covers 25.5 miles and takes 56 minutes. Reaching O'Hare International Airport takes 44 minutes by car over 23.8 miles. Taking transit to the airport spans 43.7 miles and requires 105 minutes. Things to do in Lisle You can explore several municipal outdoor spaces across the village for recreation and open air. Lisle Community Park C4 Field provides space for athletic activities and local sports gatherings. Belmont Prairie offers preserved natural terrain where you can observe native landscape and open green space. You can also spend time outdoors at Beau Bien Park, which adds to the neighborhood park system. These local parks give you regular access to outdoor recreation close to residential neighborhoods. Downtown Lisle serves as the primary dining and commercial district within the community. You can head downtown to visit local restaurants, browse retail storefronts, and access neighborhood services. The district concentrates culinary options in a walkable center, making it a convenient destination for lunch or dinner. Planning a meal or an afternoon outing downtown connects you directly to local businesses. Recreational and community venues in town offer additional ways to spend your free time. Golfers can play rounds locally at River Bend Golf Club. For community resources, study spaces, and reading materials, you can visit the Lisle Library District. These facilities provide convenient options for athletics and learning without leaving the village borders. Working in Lisle If you plan to work locally, Lisle provides corporate opportunities directly within the village. Molex LLC maintains its headquarters campus here, serving as a prominent employer for residents. Living in the community allows you to base your career close to home, which helps eliminate long daily drives. Having a major employer such as Molex LLC in town supports the local economy and provides steady business activity throughout the working week. You can explore employment options across the campus as you plan your move to Lisle. Pros and cons of living in Lisle On the positive side, you gain convenient access to nearby municipal centers and moderate local commutes. A car drive of 5.2 miles to Downtown Naperville takes 14 minutes. The typical commute time across this part of DuPage County is 28 minutes. In August 2026, homes sold after an average of 17 days on the market at 99.3 percent of list price. Owner-occupied properties make up 55.9 percent of the 10,050 households in the village. Conversely, longer regional travel times and limited purchase inventory present clear challenges for prospective buyers. Driving 27.1 miles to The Loop takes 66 minutes during standard road travel. A trip to O'Hare International Airport requires a 44-minute drive covering 23.8 miles. In August 2026, the local market recorded just 12 new listings alongside 13 closed sales. In addition, the median year built for residential units across Lisle is 1983. Sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year; U.S. Census Bureau TIGER. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Lisle I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## School Districts Serving Lisle, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/lisle/schools Summary: The public school districts on record for Lisle, IL, from Blake Morgan: names, links and sources, no ratings. Lisle, IL School districts serving Lisle The public districts on record for Lisle, IL, with the source each came from. Boundaries are the district's to set; confirm an address with the district before you rely on it. School districts in Lisle From public records, with the source for each. District boundaries do not follow city lines; check the address with the district. Lisle Community Unit School District 202 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Community High School District 99 Grades 9–12 · High school district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Community Unit School District 200 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Downers Grove Grade School District 58 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Naperville Community Unit District 203 Grades PK–12 · Unified district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Woodridge School District 68 Grades PK–8 · Elementary district · NCES EDGE school district boundaries 2024-2025, September 2026 Districts are listed by name and source only, never by rating: choosing a home by school quality is yours to weigh, and fair-housing law keeps an agent out of steering it. Talk to someone who works Lisle I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Cress Creek Neighborhood Guide: Naperville, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/naperville/cress-creek Summary: Cress Creek is a subdivision in northern Naperville developed largely between the 1960s and 1980s around Cress Creek Country Club. The neighborhood feature Naperville, IL Cress Creek, Naperville A Naperville, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Cress Creek is a subdivision in northern Naperville developed largely between the 1960s and 1980s around Cress Creek Country Club. The neighborhood features single-family homes on maturely landscaped parcels with cul-de-sacs. It sits north of Ogden Avenue and west of Washington Street. Homes in Cress Creek Built mainly between the 1960s and 1980s, Cress Creek features single-family homes in colonial and ranch styles alongside clusters of townhomes. Houses typically range from 2,000 to 4,000 square feet on quarter-acre to half-acre lots with attached two-car or three-car garages and curvilinear streets. Cress Creek sits inside Naperville, so the Naperville market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Golf Suburban Wooded Homes for sale in Naperville Naperville market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Cress Creek Country Club McDowell Grove Forest Preserve Ogden Avenue Naperville market snapshot $620K median value -4.6% YoY 42 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Naperville neighborhoods White Eagle Situated in southwestern Naperville, White Eagle is a planned development built primarily in the 1990s and early 2000s around an 18-hole championship golf course. Read the neighborhood page → Saybrook Saybrook is a residential subdivision on the northwest side of Naperville, established in the late 1960s. Read the neighborhood page → Ashbury Ashbury is a master-planned community in southern Naperville developed in the 1990s. Read the neighborhood page → Brookdale Located in northwestern Naperville north of Interstate 88, Brookdale was developed during the 1970s and 1980s. Read the neighborhood page → Hobson West Hobson West is a subdivision established in the 1970s, located south of Downtown Naperville along the West Branch DuPage River. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Naperville I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## White Eagle Neighborhood Guide: Naperville, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/naperville/white-eagle Summary: Situated in southwestern Naperville, White Eagle is a planned development built primarily in the 1990s and early 2000s around an 18-hole championship golf Naperville, IL White Eagle, Naperville A Naperville, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Situated in southwestern Naperville, White Eagle is a planned development built primarily in the 1990s and early 2000s around an 18-hole championship golf course. Housing consists of brick two-story single-family houses and townhomes. The community sits south of 75th Street and east of Route 59. Homes in White Eagle Developed primarily in the 1990s and early 2000s, this subdivision contains two-story traditional single-family homes and attached townhomes. Properties typically span 2,800 to 5,000 square feet on quarter-acre to third-acre lots with attached three-car garages along cul-de-sacs and curving roads. White Eagle sits inside Naperville, so the Naperville market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Golf Suburban Townhomes Homes for sale in Naperville Naperville market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors White Eagle Golf Club Route 59 75th Street Naperville market snapshot $620K median value -4.6% YoY 42 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Naperville neighborhoods Cress Creek Cress Creek is a subdivision in northern Naperville developed largely between the 1960s and 1980s around Cress Creek Country Club. Read the neighborhood page → Saybrook Saybrook is a residential subdivision on the northwest side of Naperville, established in the late 1960s. Read the neighborhood page → Ashbury Ashbury is a master-planned community in southern Naperville developed in the 1990s. Read the neighborhood page → Brookdale Located in northwestern Naperville north of Interstate 88, Brookdale was developed during the 1970s and 1980s. Read the neighborhood page → Hobson West Hobson West is a subdivision established in the 1970s, located south of Downtown Naperville along the West Branch DuPage River. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Naperville I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Saybrook Neighborhood Guide: Naperville, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/naperville/saybrook Summary: Saybrook is a residential subdivision on the northwest side of Naperville, established in the late 1960s. The housing stock includes colonial, split-level, Naperville, IL Saybrook, Naperville A Naperville, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Saybrook is a residential subdivision on the northwest side of Naperville, established in the late 1960s. The housing stock includes colonial, split-level, and ranch-style single-family residences with mature trees. The community is bounded roughly by Ogden Avenue to the south and River Road to the west. Homes in Saybrook Constructed during the late 1960s and 1970s, Saybrook consists of single-family detached homes in split-level, ranch, and two-story colonial styles. Residences average 2,000 to 3,000 square feet on quarter-acre lots with attached two-car garages along curving, tree-lined residential streets. Saybrook sits inside Naperville, so the Naperville market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Wooded Homes for sale in Naperville Naperville market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Arrowhead Park West Branch DuPage River Ogden Avenue Naperville market snapshot $620K median value -4.6% YoY 42 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Naperville neighborhoods Cress Creek Cress Creek is a subdivision in northern Naperville developed largely between the 1960s and 1980s around Cress Creek Country Club. Read the neighborhood page → White Eagle Situated in southwestern Naperville, White Eagle is a planned development built primarily in the 1990s and early 2000s around an 18-hole championship golf course. Read the neighborhood page → Ashbury Ashbury is a master-planned community in southern Naperville developed in the 1990s. Read the neighborhood page → Brookdale Located in northwestern Naperville north of Interstate 88, Brookdale was developed during the 1970s and 1980s. Read the neighborhood page → Hobson West Hobson West is a subdivision established in the 1970s, located south of Downtown Naperville along the West Branch DuPage River. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Naperville I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Ashbury Neighborhood Guide: Naperville, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/naperville/ashbury Summary: Ashbury is a master-planned community in southern Naperville developed in the 1990s. The neighborhood features predominantly two-story detached residences Naperville, IL Ashbury, Naperville A Naperville, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Ashbury is a master-planned community in southern Naperville developed in the 1990s. The neighborhood features predominantly two-story detached residences on quarter-acre to third-acre lots. It contains a private aquatic center and is bordered by 111th Street to the south and Book Road to the west. Homes in Ashbury Developed in the 1990s, Ashbury contains two-story traditional single-family houses with brick and siding facades. Home sizes range from 2,500 to 4,200 square feet on quarter-acre to third-acre lots with attached two-car and three-car garages organized across a network of cul-de-sacs. Ashbury sits inside Naperville, so the Naperville market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Parkside Homes for sale in Naperville Naperville market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Ashbury Park Patterson Prairie 111th Street Naperville market snapshot $620K median value -4.6% YoY 42 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Naperville neighborhoods Cress Creek Cress Creek is a subdivision in northern Naperville developed largely between the 1960s and 1980s around Cress Creek Country Club. Read the neighborhood page → White Eagle Situated in southwestern Naperville, White Eagle is a planned development built primarily in the 1990s and early 2000s around an 18-hole championship golf course. Read the neighborhood page → Saybrook Saybrook is a residential subdivision on the northwest side of Naperville, established in the late 1960s. Read the neighborhood page → Brookdale Located in northwestern Naperville north of Interstate 88, Brookdale was developed during the 1970s and 1980s. Read the neighborhood page → Hobson West Hobson West is a subdivision established in the 1970s, located south of Downtown Naperville along the West Branch DuPage River. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Naperville I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Brookdale Neighborhood Guide: Naperville, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/naperville/brookdale Summary: Located in northwestern Naperville north of Interstate 88, Brookdale was developed during the 1970s and 1980s. Housing stock includes two-story single-fami Naperville, IL Brookdale, Naperville A Naperville, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Located in northwestern Naperville north of Interstate 88, Brookdale was developed during the 1970s and 1980s. Housing stock includes two-story single-family homes, split-levels, and townhomes. The area is adjacent to the Route 59 Metra station and includes a community park and swimming facility. Homes in Brookdale Built throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Brookdale features two-story traditional homes, split-levels, ranches, and attached townhomes. Most single-family houses offer 1,800 to 3,000 square feet with attached two-car garages on quarter-acre lots situated on looping streets and cul-de-sacs. Brookdale sits inside Naperville, so the Naperville market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Transit Townhomes Homes for sale in Naperville Naperville market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Route 59 Metra Station Brookdale Park Interstate 88 Naperville market snapshot $620K median value -4.6% YoY 42 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Naperville neighborhoods Cress Creek Cress Creek is a subdivision in northern Naperville developed largely between the 1960s and 1980s around Cress Creek Country Club. Read the neighborhood page → White Eagle Situated in southwestern Naperville, White Eagle is a planned development built primarily in the 1990s and early 2000s around an 18-hole championship golf course. Read the neighborhood page → Saybrook Saybrook is a residential subdivision on the northwest side of Naperville, established in the late 1960s. Read the neighborhood page → Ashbury Ashbury is a master-planned community in southern Naperville developed in the 1990s. Read the neighborhood page → Hobson West Hobson West is a subdivision established in the 1970s, located south of Downtown Naperville along the West Branch DuPage River. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Naperville I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Hobson West Neighborhood Guide: Naperville, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/naperville/hobson-west Summary: Hobson West is a subdivision established in the 1970s, located south of Downtown Naperville along the West Branch DuPage River. The residential properties Naperville, IL Hobson West, Naperville A Naperville, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Hobson West is a subdivision established in the 1970s, located south of Downtown Naperville along the West Branch DuPage River. The residential properties comprise two-story traditional and colonial single-family homes on landscaped suburban lots. Homes in Hobson West Established in the 1970s and 1980s, Hobson West consists of single-family houses built predominantly in colonial and traditional two-story styles. Square footage generally spans 2,200 to 3,500 square feet on lots averaging one-quarter to one-third of an acre with attached two-car garages. Hobson West sits inside Naperville, so the Naperville market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Riverfront Homes for sale in Naperville Naperville market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Hobson West Ponds West Branch DuPage River 75th Street Naperville market snapshot $620K median value -4.6% YoY 42 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Naperville neighborhoods Cress Creek Cress Creek is a subdivision in northern Naperville developed largely between the 1960s and 1980s around Cress Creek Country Club. Read the neighborhood page → White Eagle Situated in southwestern Naperville, White Eagle is a planned development built primarily in the 1990s and early 2000s around an 18-hole championship golf course. Read the neighborhood page → Saybrook Saybrook is a residential subdivision on the northwest side of Naperville, established in the late 1960s. Read the neighborhood page → Ashbury Ashbury is a master-planned community in southern Naperville developed in the 1990s. Read the neighborhood page → Brookdale Located in northwestern Naperville north of Interstate 88, Brookdale was developed during the 1970s and 1980s. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Naperville I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Augusta Village Neighborhood Guide: Bolingbrook, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/bolingbrook/augusta-village Summary: Augusta Village is a master-planned subdivision in western Bolingbrook, built largely in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The housing stock consists of two- Bolingbrook, IL Augusta Village, Bolingbrook A Bolingbrook, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Augusta Village is a master-planned subdivision in western Bolingbrook, built largely in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The housing stock consists of two-story detached single-family residences and attached townhomes on standard residential parcels. It sits between Boughton Road and Rodeo Drive, bordering retail corridors along Weber Road. Homes in Augusta Village Built primarily during the early 2000s, this subdivision features two-story detached single-family residences and attached townhomes with two-car and three-car garages. Houses generally range from 2,000 to 3,500 square feet on curvilinear streets and cul-de-sacs. Augusta Village sits inside Bolingbrook, so the Bolingbrook market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Townhomes Homes for sale in Bolingbrook Bolingbrook market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Augusta Village Park Weber Road Corridor The Promenade Bolingbrook Bolingbrook market snapshot $405K median value +4.1% YoY 44 avg days 1 listing here Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Bolingbrook neighborhoods Winston Woods Winston Woods is an established central neighborhood developed primarily in the late 1960s and 1970s. Read the neighborhood page → River Hills Located along the southern edge of the municipality, River Hills is defined by its position along the DuPage River greenway. Read the neighborhood page → Bloomfield West Bloomfield West is a subdivision in southwestern Bolingbrook developed in the 1990s. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Bolingbrook I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Winston Woods Neighborhood Guide: Bolingbrook, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/bolingbrook/winston-woods Summary: Winston Woods is an established central neighborhood developed primarily in the late 1960s and 1970s. The community features ranch, split-level, and raised Bolingbrook, IL Winston Woods, Bolingbrook A Bolingbrook, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Winston Woods is an established central neighborhood developed primarily in the late 1960s and 1970s. The community features ranch, split-level, and raised-ranch single-family homes with mature tree canopies. It lies north of Boughton Road, surrounding local neighborhood park space. Homes in Winston Woods Developed predominantly in the 1960s and 1970s, the neighborhood consists of single-family split-level, ranch, and two-story homes with attached garages. Properties typically occupy quarter-acre lots situated along interconnected residential streets. Winston Woods sits inside Bolingbrook, so the Bolingbrook market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Parkside Wooded Homes for sale in Bolingbrook Bolingbrook market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Winston Woods Park Boughton Road Bolingbrook High School Bolingbrook market snapshot $405K median value +4.1% YoY 44 avg days 1 listing here Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Bolingbrook neighborhoods Augusta Village Augusta Village is a master-planned subdivision in western Bolingbrook, built largely in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Read the neighborhood page → River Hills Located along the southern edge of the municipality, River Hills is defined by its position along the DuPage River greenway. Read the neighborhood page → Bloomfield West Bloomfield West is a subdivision in southwestern Bolingbrook developed in the 1990s. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Bolingbrook I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## River Hills Neighborhood Guide: Bolingbrook, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/bolingbrook/river-hills Summary: Located along the southern edge of the municipality, River Hills is defined by its position along the DuPage River greenway. Built during the late 1980s an Bolingbrook, IL River Hills, Bolingbrook A Bolingbrook, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Located along the southern edge of the municipality, River Hills is defined by its position along the DuPage River greenway. Built during the late 1980s and 1990s, the subdivision features two-story and multi-level single-family homes on winding streets with direct connections to river trails. Homes in River Hills Constructed in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the housing stock consists of two-story detached single-family homes averaging 2,000 to 3,200 square feet. Residences feature attached two-car and three-car garages on suburban lots with curved roads and cul-de-sacs. River Hills sits inside Bolingbrook, so the Bolingbrook market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Riverfront Parkside Homes for sale in Bolingbrook Bolingbrook market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors DuPage River River Hills Park Royce Road Bolingbrook market snapshot $405K median value +4.1% YoY 44 avg days 1 listing here Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Bolingbrook neighborhoods Augusta Village Augusta Village is a master-planned subdivision in western Bolingbrook, built largely in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Read the neighborhood page → Winston Woods Winston Woods is an established central neighborhood developed primarily in the late 1960s and 1970s. Read the neighborhood page → Bloomfield West Bloomfield West is a subdivision in southwestern Bolingbrook developed in the 1990s. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Bolingbrook I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Bloomfield West Neighborhood Guide: Bolingbrook, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/bolingbrook/bloomfield-west Summary: Bloomfield West is a subdivision in southwestern Bolingbrook developed in the 1990s. The housing consists of large two-story single-family homes and cluste Bolingbrook, IL Bloomfield West, Bolingbrook A Bolingbrook, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Bloomfield West is a subdivision in southwestern Bolingbrook developed in the 1990s. The housing consists of large two-story single-family homes and clusters of townhome developments. The layout incorporates cul-de-sacs, stormwater retention ponds, and neighborhood green spaces near Essington Road. Homes in Bloomfield West Built throughout the 1980s and 1990s, this area contains detached single-family two-story and split-level homes alongside attached townhouses. Most residences have attached two-car garages and sit on standard suburban lots along curvilinear streets. Bloomfield West sits inside Bolingbrook, so the Bolingbrook market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Townhomes Homes for sale in Bolingbrook Bolingbrook market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Essington Road Rodeo Drive Park Lily Cache Creek Bolingbrook market snapshot $405K median value +4.1% YoY 44 avg days 1 listing here Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Bolingbrook neighborhoods Augusta Village Augusta Village is a master-planned subdivision in western Bolingbrook, built largely in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Read the neighborhood page → Winston Woods Winston Woods is an established central neighborhood developed primarily in the late 1960s and 1970s. Read the neighborhood page → River Hills Located along the southern edge of the municipality, River Hills is defined by its position along the DuPage River greenway. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Bolingbrook I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Downtown Oswego Neighborhood Guide: Oswego, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/oswego/downtown-oswego Summary: Downtown Oswego borders the eastern banks of the Fox River. Housing includes nineteenth century Queen Anne and Craftsman residences alongside newer mixed u Oswego, IL Downtown Oswego, Oswego A Oswego, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Downtown Oswego borders the eastern banks of the Fox River. Housing includes nineteenth century Queen Anne and Craftsman residences alongside newer mixed use multi story buildings. Main Street features storefronts, civic buildings, and community gathering spots. Hudson Crossing Park provides public access to the riverbank and walking trails. Homes in Downtown Oswego Housing consists of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century single-family homes in Victorian and Craftsman styles, alongside newer mixed-use buildings with upper-level apartments arranged on a grid street plan. Downtown Oswego sits inside Oswego, so the Oswego market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Historic Downtown Riverfront Walkable Homes for sale in Oswego Oswego market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Fox River Hudson Crossing Park Main Street Oswego Village Hall Oswego market snapshot $404K median value +12.1% YoY 49 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Oswego neighborhoods Churchill Club Churchill Club is a master planned development located in southern Oswego along Wolfs Crossing Road. Read the neighborhood page → Blackberry Crossing Blackberry Crossing sits on the western side of Oswego near Orchard Road and US Route 34. Read the neighborhood page → Hunt Club Hunt Club is a residential subdivision located south of US Route 34 along Hunt Club Drive and Wolfs Crossing Road. Read the neighborhood page → Deerpath Creek Deerpath Creek is a residential subdivision located in eastern Oswego near US Route 30 and Treasure Drive. Read the neighborhood page → Ogden Falls Ogden Falls is located north of US Route 34 and west of Douglas Road in northern Oswego. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Oswego I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Churchill Club Neighborhood Guide: Oswego, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/oswego/churchill-club Summary: Churchill Club is a master planned development located in southern Oswego along Wolfs Crossing Road. Built primarily in the 2000s, the neighborhood feature Oswego, IL Churchill Club, Oswego A Oswego, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Churchill Club is a master planned development located in southern Oswego along Wolfs Crossing Road. Built primarily in the 2000s, the neighborhood features two story traditional single family homes and attached townhomes. Amenities include a central clubhouse complex with sports courts and pools, as well as interconnected neighborhood sidewalks. Homes in Churchill Club Built primarily in the mid-2000s, this subdivision features two-story traditional single-family homes and attached townhomes with two-car garages set along curvilinear streets and cul-de-sacs. Churchill Club sits inside Oswego, so the Oswego market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Townhomes Parkside Homes for sale in Oswego Oswego market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Wolfs Crossing Road Churchill Club Clubhouse Oswego East High School Churchill Elementary School Oswego market snapshot $404K median value +12.1% YoY 49 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Oswego neighborhoods Downtown Oswego Downtown Oswego borders the eastern banks of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Blackberry Crossing Blackberry Crossing sits on the western side of Oswego near Orchard Road and US Route 34. Read the neighborhood page → Hunt Club Hunt Club is a residential subdivision located south of US Route 34 along Hunt Club Drive and Wolfs Crossing Road. Read the neighborhood page → Deerpath Creek Deerpath Creek is a residential subdivision located in eastern Oswego near US Route 30 and Treasure Drive. Read the neighborhood page → Ogden Falls Ogden Falls is located north of US Route 34 and west of Douglas Road in northern Oswego. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Oswego I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Blackberry Crossing Neighborhood Guide: Oswego, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/oswego/blackberry-crossing Summary: Blackberry Crossing sits on the western side of Oswego near Orchard Road and US Route 34. Developed in the early 2000s, this subdivision contains single fa Oswego, IL Blackberry Crossing, Oswego A Oswego, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Blackberry Crossing sits on the western side of Oswego near Orchard Road and US Route 34. Developed in the early 2000s, this subdivision contains single family residences and two story townhomes on standard suburban lots. It features neighborhood green spaces, retention lakes, and access to Blackberry Creek trails and surrounding open fields. Homes in Blackberry Crossing Developed in the 2000s, the area contains two-story single-family houses and townhomes ranging from 1,500 to 3,000 square feet, featuring attached garages and quarter-acre lots. Blackberry Crossing sits inside Oswego, so the Oswego market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Townhomes Parkside Homes for sale in Oswego Oswego market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Blackberry Creek Orchard Road US Route 34 Blackberry Crossing Park Oswego market snapshot $404K median value +12.1% YoY 49 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Oswego neighborhoods Downtown Oswego Downtown Oswego borders the eastern banks of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Churchill Club Churchill Club is a master planned development located in southern Oswego along Wolfs Crossing Road. Read the neighborhood page → Hunt Club Hunt Club is a residential subdivision located south of US Route 34 along Hunt Club Drive and Wolfs Crossing Road. Read the neighborhood page → Deerpath Creek Deerpath Creek is a residential subdivision located in eastern Oswego near US Route 30 and Treasure Drive. Read the neighborhood page → Ogden Falls Ogden Falls is located north of US Route 34 and west of Douglas Road in northern Oswego. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Oswego I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Hunt Club Neighborhood Guide: Oswego, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/oswego/hunt-club Summary: Hunt Club is a residential subdivision located south of US Route 34 along Hunt Club Drive and Wolfs Crossing Road. Constructed primarily during the late 19 Oswego, IL Hunt Club, Oswego A Oswego, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Hunt Club is a residential subdivision located south of US Route 34 along Hunt Club Drive and Wolfs Crossing Road. Constructed primarily during the late 1990s and early 2000s, the area comprises two story single family homes with multi car garages on established lots. The neighborhood incorporates local parks, pedestrian paths, and dedicated village easements. Homes in Hunt Club This subdivision offers single-family homes built in the late 1990s and early 2000s, predominantly two-story traditional designs with three-car garages situated on suburban curvilinear streets. Hunt Club sits inside Oswego, so the Oswego market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Parkside Homes for sale in Oswego Oswego market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Hunt Club Park Wolfs Crossing Road Prairie Point Community Park Oswego market snapshot $404K median value +12.1% YoY 49 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Oswego neighborhoods Downtown Oswego Downtown Oswego borders the eastern banks of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Churchill Club Churchill Club is a master planned development located in southern Oswego along Wolfs Crossing Road. Read the neighborhood page → Blackberry Crossing Blackberry Crossing sits on the western side of Oswego near Orchard Road and US Route 34. Read the neighborhood page → Deerpath Creek Deerpath Creek is a residential subdivision located in eastern Oswego near US Route 30 and Treasure Drive. Read the neighborhood page → Ogden Falls Ogden Falls is located north of US Route 34 and west of Douglas Road in northern Oswego. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Oswego I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Deerpath Creek Neighborhood Guide: Oswego, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/oswego/deerpath-creek Summary: Deerpath Creek is a residential subdivision located in eastern Oswego near US Route 30 and Treasure Drive. Built in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the dev Oswego, IL Deerpath Creek, Oswego A Oswego, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Deerpath Creek is a residential subdivision located in eastern Oswego near US Route 30 and Treasure Drive. Built in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the development features traditional single family homes on suburban parcels. It contains public trails, designated open prairie preservation spaces, and neighborhood recreation areas. Homes in Deerpath Creek Constructed in the early 2000s, the housing stock consists of detached single-family houses between 2,000 and 3,500 square feet with attached two- or three-car garages on winding streets. Deerpath Creek sits inside Oswego, so the Oswego market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Parkside Homes for sale in Oswego Oswego market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors US Route 30 Deerpath Creek Park Waubonsie Trail Oswego market snapshot $404K median value +12.1% YoY 49 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Oswego neighborhoods Downtown Oswego Downtown Oswego borders the eastern banks of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Churchill Club Churchill Club is a master planned development located in southern Oswego along Wolfs Crossing Road. Read the neighborhood page → Blackberry Crossing Blackberry Crossing sits on the western side of Oswego near Orchard Road and US Route 34. Read the neighborhood page → Hunt Club Hunt Club is a residential subdivision located south of US Route 34 along Hunt Club Drive and Wolfs Crossing Road. Read the neighborhood page → Ogden Falls Ogden Falls is located north of US Route 34 and west of Douglas Road in northern Oswego. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Oswego I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Ogden Falls Neighborhood Guide: Oswego, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/oswego/ogden-falls Summary: Ogden Falls is located north of US Route 34 and west of Douglas Road in northern Oswego. Developed throughout the 2000s, the neighborhood includes attached Oswego, IL Ogden Falls, Oswego A Oswego, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Ogden Falls is located north of US Route 34 and west of Douglas Road in northern Oswego. Developed throughout the 2000s, the neighborhood includes attached townhomes alongside two story detached single family dwellings. The area is bordered by commercial centers along Route 34 and includes internal parks and stormwater retention basins. Homes in Ogden Falls Developed in the mid-2000s, this neighborhood includes both detached single-family homes and multi-family townhomes featuring vinyl and brick exteriors with standard suburban setbacks. Ogden Falls sits inside Oswego, so the Oswego market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Townhomes Homes for sale in Oswego Oswego market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors US Route 34 Douglas Road Ogden Falls Park Oswego market snapshot $404K median value +12.1% YoY 49 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Oswego neighborhoods Downtown Oswego Downtown Oswego borders the eastern banks of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Churchill Club Churchill Club is a master planned development located in southern Oswego along Wolfs Crossing Road. Read the neighborhood page → Blackberry Crossing Blackberry Crossing sits on the western side of Oswego near Orchard Road and US Route 34. Read the neighborhood page → Hunt Club Hunt Club is a residential subdivision located south of US Route 34 along Hunt Club Drive and Wolfs Crossing Road. Read the neighborhood page → Deerpath Creek Deerpath Creek is a residential subdivision located in eastern Oswego near US Route 30 and Treasure Drive. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Oswego I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Downtown Elgin Neighborhood Guide: Elgin, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elgin/downtown-elgin Summary: Downtown Elgin sits along both banks of the Fox River. The built environment includes restored late nineteenth and early twentieth century commercial build Elgin, IL Downtown Elgin, Elgin A Elgin, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Downtown Elgin sits along both banks of the Fox River. The built environment includes restored late nineteenth and early twentieth century commercial buildings, mid-rise condominiums, and apartment lofts. The district serves as the civic hub of the city, containing government offices, cultural facilities, and commuter rail connections. Homes in Downtown Elgin Housing consists of mid-rise condominium buildings, converted historic commercial lofts, and multi-family apartments built from the late nineteenth century through the early 2000s. Residences range from 600 to 1,800 square feet on an urban street grid with attached parking decks or street parking. Downtown Elgin sits inside Elgin, so the Elgin market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Downtown Riverfront Transit Arts Homes for sale in Elgin Elgin market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Fox River Elgin Metra Station Hemmens Cultural Center Gail Borden Public Library Elgin market snapshot $368K median value +4.5% YoY 48 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Elgin neighborhoods Gifford Park Gifford Park is an established neighborhood on the city's east side, encompassing a portion of Elgin's oldest residential areas. Read the neighborhood page → Spring-Douglas The Spring-Douglas Historic District is located north of downtown on the east side of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Century Oaks Century Oaks is a mid-century subdivision located west of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Cobblers Crossing Located on the east side of Elgin near Lake Street and US Route 20, Cobblers Crossing is a master-planned subdivision developed in the late 1980s and 1990s. Read the neighborhood page → Providence Providence is a planned residential community on the far west side of Elgin. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Elgin I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Gifford Park Neighborhood Guide: Elgin, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elgin/gifford-park Summary: Gifford Park is an established neighborhood on the city's east side, encompassing a portion of Elgin's oldest residential areas. Housing stock consists pri Elgin, IL Gifford Park, Elgin A Elgin, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Gifford Park is an established neighborhood on the city's east side, encompassing a portion of Elgin's oldest residential areas. Housing stock consists primarily of Queen Anne, Stick style, and Free Classic Victorians built between 1880 and 1910 on narrow urban lots. The area is laid out in a grid centered around public park space. Homes in Gifford Park Single-family homes date from the 1870s through the 1920s, featuring Queen Anne, American Foursquare, and Craftsman bungalow architecture. Properties occupy a grid street layout with alleys, detached rear garages, and lot sizes averaging one-tenth to one-quarter of an acre. Gifford Park sits inside Elgin, so the Elgin market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Historic Parkside Walkable Homes for sale in Elgin Elgin market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Gifford Park Elgin Academy Channing Memorial Park Elgin market snapshot $368K median value +4.5% YoY 48 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Elgin neighborhoods Downtown Elgin Downtown Elgin sits along both banks of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Spring-Douglas The Spring-Douglas Historic District is located north of downtown on the east side of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Century Oaks Century Oaks is a mid-century subdivision located west of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Cobblers Crossing Located on the east side of Elgin near Lake Street and US Route 20, Cobblers Crossing is a master-planned subdivision developed in the late 1980s and 1990s. Read the neighborhood page → Providence Providence is a planned residential community on the far west side of Elgin. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Elgin I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Spring-Douglas Neighborhood Guide: Elgin, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elgin/spring-douglas Summary: The Spring-Douglas Historic District is located north of downtown on the east side of the Fox River. It features late nineteenth and early twentieth centur Elgin, IL Spring-Douglas, Elgin A Elgin, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. The Spring-Douglas Historic District is located north of downtown on the east side of the Fox River. It features late nineteenth and early twentieth century residential architecture, including Queen Anne, Shingle style, and American Foursquare homes. The area follows a standard urban street grid framed by North Spring Street and Douglas Avenue. Homes in Spring-Douglas This historic neighborhood contains Queen Anne, Italianate, and Victorian single-family homes constructed between 1880 and 1930. Structures sit on narrow urban lots along a grid street pattern, typically served by detached rear garages accessed through alleys or side driveways. Spring-Douglas sits inside Elgin, so the Elgin market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Historic Riverfront Parkside Homes for sale in Elgin Elgin market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Fox River Trout Park Riverfront Trail Elgin market snapshot $368K median value +4.5% YoY 48 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Elgin neighborhoods Downtown Elgin Downtown Elgin sits along both banks of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Gifford Park Gifford Park is an established neighborhood on the city's east side, encompassing a portion of Elgin's oldest residential areas. Read the neighborhood page → Century Oaks Century Oaks is a mid-century subdivision located west of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Cobblers Crossing Located on the east side of Elgin near Lake Street and US Route 20, Cobblers Crossing is a master-planned subdivision developed in the late 1980s and 1990s. Read the neighborhood page → Providence Providence is a planned residential community on the far west side of Elgin. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Elgin I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Century Oaks Neighborhood Guide: Elgin, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elgin/century-oaks Summary: Century Oaks is a mid-century subdivision located west of the Fox River. Development began in the 1950s and 1960s, producing brick ranches, split-levels, a Elgin, IL Century Oaks, Elgin A Elgin, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Century Oaks is a mid-century subdivision located west of the Fox River. Development began in the 1950s and 1960s, producing brick ranches, split-levels, and colonial revival residences situated on winding residential streets. Lots are larger than in the historic core and feature mature oak trees. Homes in Century Oaks Built primarily during the 1950s and 1960s, this neighborhood features single-family ranch and split-level houses ranging from 1,200 to 2,400 square feet. Curvilinear streets accommodate quarter-acre lots with attached one- or two-car garages. Century Oaks sits inside Elgin, so the Elgin market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Wooded Parkside Homes for sale in Elgin Elgin market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Century Oaks Park Randall Road US Route 20 Elgin market snapshot $368K median value +4.5% YoY 48 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Elgin neighborhoods Downtown Elgin Downtown Elgin sits along both banks of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Gifford Park Gifford Park is an established neighborhood on the city's east side, encompassing a portion of Elgin's oldest residential areas. Read the neighborhood page → Spring-Douglas The Spring-Douglas Historic District is located north of downtown on the east side of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Cobblers Crossing Located on the east side of Elgin near Lake Street and US Route 20, Cobblers Crossing is a master-planned subdivision developed in the late 1980s and 1990s. Read the neighborhood page → Providence Providence is a planned residential community on the far west side of Elgin. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Elgin I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Cobblers Crossing Neighborhood Guide: Elgin, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elgin/cobblers-crossing Summary: Located on the east side of Elgin near Lake Street and US Route 20, Cobblers Crossing is a master-planned subdivision developed in the late 1980s and 1990s Elgin, IL Cobblers Crossing, Elgin A Elgin, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Located on the east side of Elgin near Lake Street and US Route 20, Cobblers Crossing is a master-planned subdivision developed in the late 1980s and 1990s. The community contains single-family detached homes and attached townhomes arrayed around cul-de-sacs, retention ponds, and green spaces. Homes in Cobblers Crossing Developed in the late 1980s and 1990s, the area includes traditional two-story single-family homes and attached two-story townhomes. Properties feature attached two-car garages, lot sizes up to a third of an acre, and a curvilinear street layout with cul-de-sacs. Cobblers Crossing sits inside Elgin, so the Elgin market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Townhomes Homes for sale in Elgin Elgin market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Lake Street US Route 20 Cobblers Crossing Lake Elgin market snapshot $368K median value +4.5% YoY 48 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Elgin neighborhoods Downtown Elgin Downtown Elgin sits along both banks of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Gifford Park Gifford Park is an established neighborhood on the city's east side, encompassing a portion of Elgin's oldest residential areas. Read the neighborhood page → Spring-Douglas The Spring-Douglas Historic District is located north of downtown on the east side of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Century Oaks Century Oaks is a mid-century subdivision located west of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Providence Providence is a planned residential community on the far west side of Elgin. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Elgin I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Providence Neighborhood Guide: Elgin, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elgin/providence Summary: Providence is a planned residential community on the far west side of Elgin. Construction began in the 2000s, featuring modern two-story single-family home Elgin, IL Providence, Elgin A Elgin, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Providence is a planned residential community on the far west side of Elgin. Construction began in the 2000s, featuring modern two-story single-family homes, duplexes, and townhomes. The neighborhood includes sidewalks, neighborhood parks, and communal green corridors integrated into former agricultural land. Homes in Providence Construction in this master-planned development began in the mid-2000s, featuring two-story single-family homes and attached townhomes from 1,600 to 3,500 square feet. Streets are curvilinear with sidewalks, attached two- to three-car garages, and ongoing parcel buildout. Providence sits inside Elgin, so the Elgin market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Newer construction Townhomes Homes for sale in Elgin Elgin market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Bowes Road Providence Park Randall Road Corridor Elgin market snapshot $368K median value +4.5% YoY 48 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Elgin neighborhoods Downtown Elgin Downtown Elgin sits along both banks of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Gifford Park Gifford Park is an established neighborhood on the city's east side, encompassing a portion of Elgin's oldest residential areas. Read the neighborhood page → Spring-Douglas The Spring-Douglas Historic District is located north of downtown on the east side of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Century Oaks Century Oaks is a mid-century subdivision located west of the Fox River. Read the neighborhood page → Cobblers Crossing Located on the east side of Elgin near Lake Street and US Route 20, Cobblers Crossing is a master-planned subdivision developed in the late 1980s and 1990s. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Elgin I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Farmwood Neighborhood Guide: Addison, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/addison/farmwood Summary: Farmwood is a residential subdivision in southern Addison, bordered roughly by Mill Road to the west and Army Trail Road to the south. Built during the 197 Addison, IL Farmwood, Addison A Addison, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Farmwood is a residential subdivision in southern Addison, bordered roughly by Mill Road to the west and Army Trail Road to the south. Built during the 1970s and 1980s, the housing stock consists of two-story colonials, split-levels, and ranches on quarter-acre suburban lots. Homes in Farmwood Farmwood consists primarily of single-family homes constructed during the 1970s and 1980s. Properties include two-story colonials, split-levels, and ranches with two-car attached garages on curvilinear streets with quarter-acre lots. Farmwood sits inside Addison, so the Addison market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Parkside Homes for sale in Addison Addison market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Farmwood Park Army Trail Road Mill Road Addison market snapshot $420K median value +7.7% YoY 45 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Addison neighborhoods Foxdale Foxdale is a residential area in western Addison, located east of Swift Road and north of Army Trail Road. Read the neighborhood page → Friar's Cove Friar's Cove is an established residential neighborhood along the eastern edge of Addison adjacent to the Salt Creek corridor and north of Lake Street. Read the neighborhood page → Green Meadows Located in southeastern Addison near Interstate 355, Green Meadows is a single-family residential subdivision established in the 1970s. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Addison I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Foxdale Neighborhood Guide: Addison, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/addison/foxdale Summary: Foxdale is a residential area in western Addison, located east of Swift Road and north of Army Trail Road. The housing stock consists of mid-to-late 20th c Addison, IL Foxdale, Addison A Addison, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Foxdale is a residential area in western Addison, located east of Swift Road and north of Army Trail Road. The housing stock consists of mid-to-late 20th century single-family homes, split-levels, and two-story structures situated on standard residential parcels. Homes in Foxdale Foxdale features single-family residences built primarily in the 1970s, including split-level, ranch, and two-story floor plans. Homes typically have attached two-car garages, lot sizes around one-quarter acre, and front setbacks along winding suburban streets. Foxdale sits inside Addison, so the Addison market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Parkside Homes for sale in Addison Addison market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Foxdale Park Swift Road Army Trail Road Addison market snapshot $420K median value +7.7% YoY 45 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Addison neighborhoods Farmwood Farmwood is a residential subdivision in southern Addison, bordered roughly by Mill Road to the west and Army Trail Road to the south. Read the neighborhood page → Friar's Cove Friar's Cove is an established residential neighborhood along the eastern edge of Addison adjacent to the Salt Creek corridor and north of Lake Street. Read the neighborhood page → Green Meadows Located in southeastern Addison near Interstate 355, Green Meadows is a single-family residential subdivision established in the 1970s. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Addison I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Friar's Cove Neighborhood Guide: Addison, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/addison/friar-s-cove Summary: Friar's Cove is an established residential neighborhood along the eastern edge of Addison adjacent to the Salt Creek corridor and north of Lake Street. Dev Addison, IL Friar's Cove, Addison A Addison, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Friar's Cove is an established residential neighborhood along the eastern edge of Addison adjacent to the Salt Creek corridor and north of Lake Street. Developed starting in the mid-20th century, the neighborhood features single-family homes on wooded lots near forest preserves. Homes in Friar's Cove Developed in the 1960s and 1970s, Friar's Cove contains single-family homes situated on curvilinear roads and cul-de-sacs, some bordering neighborhood water features. Architecture includes ranches, split-levels, and two-story homes with attached garages. Friar's Cove sits inside Addison, so the Addison market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Riverfront Wooded Homes for sale in Addison Addison market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Salt Creek Lake Street Cricket Creek Forest Preserve Addison market snapshot $420K median value +7.7% YoY 45 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Addison neighborhoods Farmwood Farmwood is a residential subdivision in southern Addison, bordered roughly by Mill Road to the west and Army Trail Road to the south. Read the neighborhood page → Foxdale Foxdale is a residential area in western Addison, located east of Swift Road and north of Army Trail Road. Read the neighborhood page → Green Meadows Located in southeastern Addison near Interstate 355, Green Meadows is a single-family residential subdivision established in the 1970s. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Addison I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Green Meadows Neighborhood Guide: Addison, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/addison/green-meadows Summary: Located in southeastern Addison near Interstate 355, Green Meadows is a single-family residential subdivision established in the 1970s. The community conta Addison, IL Green Meadows, Addison A Addison, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Located in southeastern Addison near Interstate 355, Green Meadows is a single-family residential subdivision established in the 1970s. The community contains split-level and ranch-style houses arranged around dedicated neighborhood parkland. Homes in Green Meadows Green Meadows features single-family homes built mainly in the 1960s and 1970s. The housing stock includes ranch, raised ranch, and split-level designs, typically ranging from 1,200 to 2,200 square feet with attached garages and standard suburban lot sizes. Green Meadows sits inside Addison, so the Addison market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Parkside Homes for sale in Addison Addison market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Green Meadows Park Interstate 355 Army Trail Road Addison market snapshot $420K median value +7.7% YoY 45 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Addison neighborhoods Farmwood Farmwood is a residential subdivision in southern Addison, bordered roughly by Mill Road to the west and Army Trail Road to the south. Read the neighborhood page → Foxdale Foxdale is a residential area in western Addison, located east of Swift Road and north of Army Trail Road. Read the neighborhood page → Friar's Cove Friar's Cove is an established residential neighborhood along the eastern edge of Addison adjacent to the Salt Creek corridor and north of Lake Street. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Addison I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Lincoln Park Neighborhood Guide: Chicago, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/chicago/lincoln-park Summary: Boundaries include Diversey Parkway to the north, North Avenue to the south, Lake Michigan to the east, and the Chicago River to the west. Housing includes Chicago, IL Lincoln Park, Chicago A Chicago, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Boundaries include Diversey Parkway to the north, North Avenue to the south, Lake Michigan to the east, and the Chicago River to the west. Housing includes late nineteenth-century brick rowhouses, brownstones, greystones, and high-rise condominiums along the lakefront. DePaul University occupies a central campus here. Homes in Lincoln Park Housing consists of late nineteenth-century brick and greystone row houses, two-flats, and converted condominiums alongside mid-century high-rises along the lake. Standard residential lots measure 25 by 125 feet on a grid street layout, often with detached garages accessed via rear alleys. Lincoln Park sits inside Chicago, so the Chicago market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Historic Lakefront Parkside Transit Homes for sale in Chicago Chicago market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Lincoln Park Zoo DePaul University North Avenue Beach Fullerton CTA Station Chicago market snapshot $425K median value +6% YoY 47 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Chicago neighborhoods The Loop Chicago central business district is bounded by the Chicago River to the north and west, Lake Michigan to the east, and Roosevelt Road to the south. Read the neighborhood page → Hyde Park Located on the South Side along Lake Michigan, this area is bounded roughly by 51st Street, 60th Street, and Washington Park. Read the neighborhood page → Logan Square Located on the Northwest Side, this area is centered on wide boulevards designed by William Le Baron Jenney. Read the neighborhood page → Lakeview Bounded by Diversey Parkway to the south, Irving Park Road to the north, Lake Michigan to the east, and Ravenswood Avenue to the west. Read the neighborhood page → Wicker Park Situated northwest of downtown, this neighborhood is bounded by Western Avenue, the Bloomingdale Trail, Ashland Avenue, and Division Street. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Chicago I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## The Loop Neighborhood Guide: Chicago, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/chicago/the-loop Summary: Chicago central business district is bounded by the Chicago River to the north and west, Lake Michigan to the east, and Roosevelt Road to the south. Housin Chicago, IL The Loop, Chicago A Chicago, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Chicago central business district is bounded by the Chicago River to the north and west, Lake Michigan to the east, and Roosevelt Road to the south. Housing stock consists of mid-rise and high-rise condominiums and converted historic commercial towers. The area functions as the primary junction for the CTA elevated train network. Homes in The Loop The housing inventory is comprised of high-rise condominium buildings and converted historic office towers dating from the late nineteenth century to recent construction. Residences range from studios to multistory units within a dense urban grid, with parking typically located in integrated interior parking decks. The Loop sits inside Chicago, so the Chicago market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Downtown Condos Transit Waterfront Homes for sale in Chicago Chicago market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Millennium Park Art Institute of Chicago Harold Washington Library Clark and Lake CTA Station Chicago market snapshot $425K median value +6% YoY 47 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Chicago neighborhoods Lincoln Park Boundaries include Diversey Parkway to the north, North Avenue to the south, Lake Michigan to the east, and the Chicago River to the west. Read the neighborhood page → Hyde Park Located on the South Side along Lake Michigan, this area is bounded roughly by 51st Street, 60th Street, and Washington Park. Read the neighborhood page → Logan Square Located on the Northwest Side, this area is centered on wide boulevards designed by William Le Baron Jenney. Read the neighborhood page → Lakeview Bounded by Diversey Parkway to the south, Irving Park Road to the north, Lake Michigan to the east, and Ravenswood Avenue to the west. Read the neighborhood page → Wicker Park Situated northwest of downtown, this neighborhood is bounded by Western Avenue, the Bloomingdale Trail, Ashland Avenue, and Division Street. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Chicago I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Hyde Park Neighborhood Guide: Chicago, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/chicago/hyde-park Summary: Located on the South Side along Lake Michigan, this area is bounded roughly by 51st Street, 60th Street, and Washington Park. Architecture ranges from nine Chicago, IL Hyde Park, Chicago A Chicago, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Located on the South Side along Lake Michigan, this area is bounded roughly by 51st Street, 60th Street, and Washington Park. Architecture ranges from nineteenth-century Victorian residences and early twentieth-century apartment buildings to modernist mid-rises. It contains the University of Chicago campus and large parkland. Homes in Hyde Park Housing includes pre-war courtyard apartment buildings, Victorian single-family homes, brick row houses, and mid-century high-rises. Structures sit along a rectangular street grid, with residential lots varying from standard urban parcels to larger corner plots. Hyde Park sits inside Chicago, so the Chicago market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Historic Lakefront University Parkside Homes for sale in Chicago Chicago market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors University of Chicago Museum of Science and Industry Jackson Park 57th Street Beach Chicago market snapshot $425K median value +6% YoY 47 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Chicago neighborhoods Lincoln Park Boundaries include Diversey Parkway to the north, North Avenue to the south, Lake Michigan to the east, and the Chicago River to the west. Read the neighborhood page → The Loop Chicago central business district is bounded by the Chicago River to the north and west, Lake Michigan to the east, and Roosevelt Road to the south. Read the neighborhood page → Logan Square Located on the Northwest Side, this area is centered on wide boulevards designed by William Le Baron Jenney. Read the neighborhood page → Lakeview Bounded by Diversey Parkway to the south, Irving Park Road to the north, Lake Michigan to the east, and Ravenswood Avenue to the west. Read the neighborhood page → Wicker Park Situated northwest of downtown, this neighborhood is bounded by Western Avenue, the Bloomingdale Trail, Ashland Avenue, and Division Street. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Chicago I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Logan Square Neighborhood Guide: Chicago, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/chicago/logan-square Summary: Located on the Northwest Side, this area is centered on wide boulevards designed by William Le Baron Jenney. The housing stock features brick two-flats, gr Chicago, IL Logan Square, Chicago A Chicago, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Located on the Northwest Side, this area is centered on wide boulevards designed by William Le Baron Jenney. The housing stock features brick two-flats, greystones, bungalows, and single-family houses built between 1880 and 1930. The CTA Blue Line runs subway trains beneath Milwaukee Avenue. Homes in Logan Square The built environment features late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century greystones, brick two-flats, three-flats, and frame bungalows arranged along wide boulevards and standard grid lots. Most residential parcels measure 25 by 125 feet and include rear detached garages served by public alleys. Logan Square sits inside Chicago, so the Chicago market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Historic Walkable Transit Homes for sale in Chicago Chicago market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Logan Square Monument The 606 Trail Logan Square CTA Station Palmer Square Park Chicago market snapshot $425K median value +6% YoY 47 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Chicago neighborhoods Lincoln Park Boundaries include Diversey Parkway to the north, North Avenue to the south, Lake Michigan to the east, and the Chicago River to the west. Read the neighborhood page → The Loop Chicago central business district is bounded by the Chicago River to the north and west, Lake Michigan to the east, and Roosevelt Road to the south. Read the neighborhood page → Hyde Park Located on the South Side along Lake Michigan, this area is bounded roughly by 51st Street, 60th Street, and Washington Park. Read the neighborhood page → Lakeview Bounded by Diversey Parkway to the south, Irving Park Road to the north, Lake Michigan to the east, and Ravenswood Avenue to the west. Read the neighborhood page → Wicker Park Situated northwest of downtown, this neighborhood is bounded by Western Avenue, the Bloomingdale Trail, Ashland Avenue, and Division Street. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Chicago I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Lakeview Neighborhood Guide: Chicago, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/chicago/lakeview Summary: Bounded by Diversey Parkway to the south, Irving Park Road to the north, Lake Michigan to the east, and Ravenswood Avenue to the west. Housing includes bri Chicago, IL Lakeview, Chicago A Chicago, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Bounded by Diversey Parkway to the south, Irving Park Road to the north, Lake Michigan to the east, and Ravenswood Avenue to the west. Housing includes brick multi-flats, vintage courtyard buildings, lakefront high-rises, and newer townhomes. The Belmont transit station serves three CTA train lines. Homes in Lakeview Residential stock includes late nineteenth-century frame houses, brick three-flats, and courtyard buildings, as well as high-rise condominiums closer to the lakefront. Buildings are constructed on standard 25-by-125-foot grid lots with alley-accessed parking and modern infill construction. Lakeview sits inside Chicago, so the Chicago market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Lakefront Transit Walkable Dining Homes for sale in Chicago Chicago market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Wrigley Field Belmont Harbor Belmont CTA Station Chicago Lakefront Trail Chicago market snapshot $425K median value +6% YoY 47 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Chicago neighborhoods Lincoln Park Boundaries include Diversey Parkway to the north, North Avenue to the south, Lake Michigan to the east, and the Chicago River to the west. Read the neighborhood page → The Loop Chicago central business district is bounded by the Chicago River to the north and west, Lake Michigan to the east, and Roosevelt Road to the south. Read the neighborhood page → Hyde Park Located on the South Side along Lake Michigan, this area is bounded roughly by 51st Street, 60th Street, and Washington Park. Read the neighborhood page → Logan Square Located on the Northwest Side, this area is centered on wide boulevards designed by William Le Baron Jenney. Read the neighborhood page → Wicker Park Situated northwest of downtown, this neighborhood is bounded by Western Avenue, the Bloomingdale Trail, Ashland Avenue, and Division Street. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Chicago I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Wicker Park Neighborhood Guide: Chicago, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/chicago/wicker-park Summary: Situated northwest of downtown, this neighborhood is bounded by Western Avenue, the Bloomingdale Trail, Ashland Avenue, and Division Street. Housing stock Chicago, IL Wicker Park, Chicago A Chicago, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Situated northwest of downtown, this neighborhood is bounded by Western Avenue, the Bloomingdale Trail, Ashland Avenue, and Division Street. Housing stock includes Victorian-era brick cottages, stone rowhouses, frame residences, and infill condominiums. Commercial corridors run along Milwaukee, Damen, and North Avenues. Homes in Wicker Park The neighborhood consists of Victorian-era brick mansions, nineteenth-century cottages, two-flats, and modern infill condominium buildings. Streets follow an urban grid with standard 25-foot-wide lots, detached rear garages, and occasional carriage houses along alleys. Wicker Park sits inside Chicago, so the Chicago market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Historic Walkable Transit Arts Homes for sale in Chicago Chicago market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Wicker Park The 606 Trail Damen CTA Station Flat Iron Arts Building Chicago market snapshot $425K median value +6% YoY 47 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Chicago neighborhoods Lincoln Park Boundaries include Diversey Parkway to the north, North Avenue to the south, Lake Michigan to the east, and the Chicago River to the west. Read the neighborhood page → The Loop Chicago central business district is bounded by the Chicago River to the north and west, Lake Michigan to the east, and Roosevelt Road to the south. Read the neighborhood page → Hyde Park Located on the South Side along Lake Michigan, this area is bounded roughly by 51st Street, 60th Street, and Washington Park. Read the neighborhood page → Logan Square Located on the Northwest Side, this area is centered on wide boulevards designed by William Le Baron Jenney. Read the neighborhood page → Lakeview Bounded by Diversey Parkway to the south, Irving Park Road to the north, Lake Michigan to the east, and Ravenswood Avenue to the west. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Chicago I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Downtown Downers Grove Neighborhood Guide: Downers Grove, IL URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/downers-grove/downtown-downers-grove Summary: Centered on Main Street and the BNSF railway corridor, Downtown Downers Grove features late 19th-century commercial storefronts, modern condominium complex Downers Grove, IL Downtown Downers Grove, Downers Grove A Downers Grove, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Centered on Main Street and the BNSF railway corridor, Downtown Downers Grove features late 19th-century commercial storefronts, modern condominium complexes, and early 20th-century single-family residences. The district functions as the central municipal, transit, and retail hub of the village. Homes in Downtown Downers Grove Downtown Downers Grove features mid-rise condominium buildings constructed from the late 1990s through the 2010s, multi-story townhomes, and early 20th-century houses on a grid pattern with attached and detached garages. Downtown Downers Grove sits inside Downers Grove, so the Downers Grove market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Downtown Walkable Transit Dining Homes for sale in Downers Grove Downers Grove market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Downers Grove Main Street Metra Station Tivoli Theatre Downers Grove Public Library Fishel Park Downers Grove market snapshot $541K median value +6% YoY 36 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Downers Grove neighborhoods Denburn Woods Situated southwest of the village center, Denburn Woods is characterized by deep wooded lots and rolling topography with winding, curbless roads. Read the neighborhood page → Randall Park Located immediately east of downtown, this residential district surrounds its namesake public park. Read the neighborhood page → Fairview Positioned around the Fairview Avenue commuter station on the eastern side of Downers Grove, this neighborhood developed during the expansion of the rail line. Read the neighborhood page → Orchard Brook Located in northern Downers Grove along 39th Street, Orchard Brook is a planned subdivision established in the late 1960s and 1970s. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Downers Grove I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Denburn Woods Neighborhood Guide: Downers Grove, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/downers-grove/denburn-woods Summary: Situated southwest of the village center, Denburn Woods is characterized by deep wooded lots and rolling topography with winding, curbless roads. The resid Downers Grove, IL Denburn Woods, Downers Grove A Downers Grove, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Situated southwest of the village center, Denburn Woods is characterized by deep wooded lots and rolling topography with winding, curbless roads. The residential stock consists largely of custom mid-century ranches, split-levels, and architect-designed homes integrated into the native oak canopy. Homes in Denburn Woods Denburn Woods consists of custom single-family homes, including mid-century modern designs, ranches, and two-story infill builds. Properties occupy rolling, half-acre or larger parcels on winding, sidewalk-free lanes with attached garages. Denburn Woods sits inside Downers Grove, so the Downers Grove market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Wooded Suburban Homes for sale in Downers Grove Downers Grove market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Maple Avenue St. Joseph Creek Downers Grove Golf Club Downers Grove market snapshot $541K median value +6% YoY 36 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Downers Grove neighborhoods Downtown Downers Grove Centered on Main Street and the BNSF railway corridor, Downtown Downers Grove features late 19th-century commercial storefronts, modern condominium complexes, and early 20th-century single-family residences. Read the neighborhood page → Randall Park Located immediately east of downtown, this residential district surrounds its namesake public park. Read the neighborhood page → Fairview Positioned around the Fairview Avenue commuter station on the eastern side of Downers Grove, this neighborhood developed during the expansion of the rail line. Read the neighborhood page → Orchard Brook Located in northern Downers Grove along 39th Street, Orchard Brook is a planned subdivision established in the late 1960s and 1970s. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Downers Grove I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Randall Park Neighborhood Guide: Downers Grove, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/downers-grove/randall-park Summary: Located immediately east of downtown, this residential district surrounds its namesake public park. The streets are laid out on a traditional grid, featuri Downers Grove, IL Randall Park, Downers Grove A Downers Grove, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Located immediately east of downtown, this residential district surrounds its namesake public park. The streets are laid out on a traditional grid, featuring late 19th-century Victorians, American Foursquares, Craftsman bungalows, and modern custom infill houses. Homes in Randall Park Randall Park contains single-family residences built primarily between the 1890s and 1950s, including American Foursquares, bungalows, and Victorians, alongside modern two-story infill construction on a rectilinear street grid with detached garages. Randall Park sits inside Downers Grove, so the Downers Grove market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Historic Parkside Walkable Homes for sale in Downers Grove Downers Grove market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Randall Park Fairview Avenue BNSF Railway Downers Grove market snapshot $541K median value +6% YoY 36 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Downers Grove neighborhoods Downtown Downers Grove Centered on Main Street and the BNSF railway corridor, Downtown Downers Grove features late 19th-century commercial storefronts, modern condominium complexes, and early 20th-century single-family residences. Read the neighborhood page → Denburn Woods Situated southwest of the village center, Denburn Woods is characterized by deep wooded lots and rolling topography with winding, curbless roads. Read the neighborhood page → Fairview Positioned around the Fairview Avenue commuter station on the eastern side of Downers Grove, this neighborhood developed during the expansion of the rail line. Read the neighborhood page → Orchard Brook Located in northern Downers Grove along 39th Street, Orchard Brook is a planned subdivision established in the late 1960s and 1970s. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Downers Grove I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Fairview Neighborhood Guide: Downers Grove, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/downers-grove/fairview Summary: Positioned around the Fairview Avenue commuter station on the eastern side of Downers Grove, this neighborhood developed during the expansion of the rail l Downers Grove, IL Fairview, Downers Grove A Downers Grove, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Positioned around the Fairview Avenue commuter station on the eastern side of Downers Grove, this neighborhood developed during the expansion of the rail line. Residential options include pre-war bungalows, mid-century ranches, and newer multi-story single-family residences. Homes in Fairview Fairview features single-family post-war ranches, Cape Cods, and two-story houses from the mid-20th century alongside multi-family condominium complexes and modern infill builds on standard suburban lots. Fairview sits inside Downers Grove, so the Downers Grove market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Transit Suburban Homes for sale in Downers Grove Downers Grove market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Fairview Avenue Metra Station Hummer Park Fairview Avenue Downers Grove market snapshot $541K median value +6% YoY 36 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Downers Grove neighborhoods Downtown Downers Grove Centered on Main Street and the BNSF railway corridor, Downtown Downers Grove features late 19th-century commercial storefronts, modern condominium complexes, and early 20th-century single-family residences. Read the neighborhood page → Denburn Woods Situated southwest of the village center, Denburn Woods is characterized by deep wooded lots and rolling topography with winding, curbless roads. Read the neighborhood page → Randall Park Located immediately east of downtown, this residential district surrounds its namesake public park. Read the neighborhood page → Orchard Brook Located in northern Downers Grove along 39th Street, Orchard Brook is a planned subdivision established in the late 1960s and 1970s. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Downers Grove I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Orchard Brook Neighborhood Guide: Downers Grove, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/downers-grove/orchard-brook Summary: Located in northern Downers Grove along 39th Street, Orchard Brook is a planned subdivision established in the late 1960s and 1970s. The neighborhood featu Downers Grove, IL Orchard Brook, Downers Grove A Downers Grove, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Located in northern Downers Grove along 39th Street, Orchard Brook is a planned subdivision established in the late 1960s and 1970s. The neighborhood features two-story colonial and split-level homes situated around an interconnected network of common greenbelts, paths, and retention ponds. Homes in Orchard Brook Orchard Brook consists of single-family homes built in the late 1960s and 1970s, dominated by two-story colonials, split-levels, and ranches. Houses feature attached two-car garages and sit on quarter- to half-acre lots along curving streets and cul-de-sacs. Orchard Brook sits inside Downers Grove, so the Downers Grove market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Wooded Homes for sale in Downers Grove Downers Grove market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Lacey Creek Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital Highland Avenue Downers Grove market snapshot $541K median value +6% YoY 36 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Downers Grove neighborhoods Downtown Downers Grove Centered on Main Street and the BNSF railway corridor, Downtown Downers Grove features late 19th-century commercial storefronts, modern condominium complexes, and early 20th-century single-family residences. Read the neighborhood page → Denburn Woods Situated southwest of the village center, Denburn Woods is characterized by deep wooded lots and rolling topography with winding, curbless roads. Read the neighborhood page → Randall Park Located immediately east of downtown, this residential district surrounds its namesake public park. Read the neighborhood page → Fairview Positioned around the Fairview Avenue commuter station on the eastern side of Downers Grove, this neighborhood developed during the expansion of the rail line. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Downers Grove I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Crescent Park Neighborhood Guide: Elmhurst, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elmhurst/crescent-park Summary: Crescent Park is a residential neighborhood in central Elmhurst situated south of the railroad tracks and west of York Street. The area includes mid-centur Elmhurst, IL Crescent Park, Elmhurst A Elmhurst, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Crescent Park is a residential neighborhood in central Elmhurst situated south of the railroad tracks and west of York Street. The area includes mid-century ranches, split-levels, and contemporary two-story replacement homes arranged around the neighborhood namesake public green space. Homes in Crescent Park Crescent Park consists primarily of single-family homes built in the mid-20th century alongside newer custom construction. Architectural styles include 1950s ranches, split-levels, and large modern two-story residences on standard suburban lots with detached or attached garages. Crescent Park sits inside Elmhurst, so the Elmhurst market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Parkside Suburban Newer construction Homes for sale in Elmhurst Elmhurst market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Crescent Park Illinois Prairie Path York Street Corridor Elmhurst market snapshot $753K median value +15.8% YoY 46 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Elmhurst I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Downtown Lisle Neighborhood Guide: Lisle, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/lisle/downtown-lisle Summary: Downtown Lisle centers along Main Street and Burlington Avenue adjacent to the BNSF Metra rail line. Housing includes mid-rise condominiums, multi-family a Lisle, IL Downtown Lisle, Lisle A Lisle, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Downtown Lisle centers along Main Street and Burlington Avenue adjacent to the BNSF Metra rail line. Housing includes mid-rise condominiums, multi-family apartment buildings, and early 20th-century single-family homes. The district hosts Village Hall, local retail businesses, and pedestrian connections to the train station. Homes in Downtown Lisle Housing in Downtown Lisle consists of mid-rise condominium buildings constructed from the 2000s onward alongside early-to-mid-20th-century single-family bungalows and cottages. Residential streets follow a grid pattern with detached garages and compact lots under a quarter acre. Downtown Lisle sits inside Lisle, so the Lisle market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Downtown Walkable Transit Condos Homes for sale in Lisle Lisle market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Lisle Metra Station PrairieWalk Pond Village Hall Main Street Lisle market snapshot $414K median value -6.5% YoY 49 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Lisle neighborhoods Green Trails Green Trails is a planned residential development established in the 1970s in southwestern Lisle along College Road and Maple Avenue. Read the neighborhood page → Beau Bien Beau Bien is a residential subdivision developed primarily during the 1970s and 1980s, located south of Warrenville Road and east of Yackley Avenue. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Lisle I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Green Trails Neighborhood Guide: Lisle, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/lisle/green-trails Summary: Green Trails is a planned residential development established in the 1970s in southwestern Lisle along College Road and Maple Avenue. It features over 25 m Lisle, IL Green Trails, Lisle A Lisle, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Green Trails is a planned residential development established in the 1970s in southwestern Lisle along College Road and Maple Avenue. It features over 25 miles of paved public trails, preserved woodlots, and retention ponds. Housing ranges from single-family traditional homes to contemporary townhouses and condominiums on curvilinear streets. Homes in Green Trails Developed largely between the late 1970s and 1990s, Green Trails contains single-family homes, townhouses, and condominiums. Single-family houses typically measure between 1,800 and 3,500 square feet on quarter-acre lots along curvilinear streets and cul-de-sacs, with attached two-car garages. Green Trails sits inside Lisle, so the Lisle market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Wooded Parkside Townhomes Homes for sale in Lisle Lisle market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Green Trails Park College Road Benedictine University Lisle Community Park Lisle market snapshot $414K median value -6.5% YoY 49 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Lisle neighborhoods Downtown Lisle Downtown Lisle centers along Main Street and Burlington Avenue adjacent to the BNSF Metra rail line. Read the neighborhood page → Beau Bien Beau Bien is a residential subdivision developed primarily during the 1970s and 1980s, located south of Warrenville Road and east of Yackley Avenue. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Lisle I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Beau Bien Neighborhood Guide: Lisle, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/lisle/beau-bien Summary: Beau Bien is a residential subdivision developed primarily during the 1970s and 1980s, located south of Warrenville Road and east of Yackley Avenue. The ne Lisle, IL Beau Bien, Lisle A Lisle, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there. Beau Bien is a residential subdivision developed primarily during the 1970s and 1980s, located south of Warrenville Road and east of Yackley Avenue. The neighborhood features two-story colonial and traditional brick single-family dwellings on suburban lots along with a central neighborhood park and stormwater retention basins. Homes in Beau Bien Beau Bien features single-family Colonial, split-level, and ranch houses built primarily throughout the late 1960s and 1970s. Residences generally range from 2,000 to 3,000 square feet and sit on third-acre to half-acre lots with attached two-car garages along winding suburban streets. Beau Bien sits inside Lisle, so the Lisle market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's. Suburban Parkside Homes for sale in Lisle Lisle market report Map data ©2026 Google Landmarks and anchors Beau Bien Park Yackley Avenue Warrenville Road Morton Arboretum Lisle market snapshot $414K median value -6.5% YoY 49 avg days Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Other Lisle neighborhoods Downtown Lisle Downtown Lisle centers along Main Street and Burlington Avenue adjacent to the BNSF Metra rail line. Read the neighborhood page → Green Trails Green Trails is a planned residential development established in the 1970s in southwestern Lisle along College Road and Maple Avenue. Read the neighborhood page → Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Lisle I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Homes for Sale in Naperville, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/naperville/homes-for-sale Summary: Buying in Naperville (Naperville 60540). Median value $620,000, 42 avg days on market. Local expertise from Blake Morgan, John Greene. Naperville, IL 60540 Homes for Sale in Naperville, IL Naperville, IL holds about 57,135 homes, 75% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1990. Naperville features single-family homes and neighborhood tracts such as Pembroke Greens. Buyers weigh higher median prices against access to local amenities and established suburban infrastructure. Pricing spans starter options up to upper-tier homes near $967,000. $620K Naperville median sold -4.6% year over year 42 days on market 1,643 closed in 12 months Figures as of May 2026. Buying in Naperville means moving at the neighborhood's pace rather than the market's headlines. Homes here average 42 days on market against a median value of $620,000, and 1,643 closed over the last twelve months. Prices here move street by street rather than town-wide, so the comparable sales that decide an offer are the recent ones inside the same boundaries, not the town's median. Read that way, a list price tells you whether a seller is reflecting the market or testing it, and an offer can be built on the competition that actually exists. $620K median value -4.6% 12-month change 42 avg days on market 75% owner-occupied Map data ©2026 Google 57,135 homes $620K median 42d avg DOM Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Recent Naperville activity Sold $585,000 3 bd · 3 ba 1205 Josiah Rd, Naperville, IL 60563 The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Naperville neighborhoods Cress Creek White Eagle Saybrook Ashbury Brookdale Hobson West Guides Getting pre-approved for a mortgage in Naperville Pricing your home in Naperville: questions sellers ask Services First-Time Home Purchase Guidance Property Listing and Sale Representation Relocation Support Bilingual Real Estate Consultation Tools Mortgage calculator Affordability Closing costs Home value request Buyer checklist Seller checklist Glossary Homes recently closed A sale is the only claim in this business that can be checked. These are my recent transactions, with the side represented on each. Represented the buyer $585,000 1205 Josiah Rd, Naperville 3 bd · 3 ba Closed August 7, 2026 Recent transactions I personally represented. Not a complete record of market activity. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Naperville I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Naperville Market Report · IL Home Values · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/naperville/market-report Summary: Twelve months of Naperville closings: median sold price, days on market and list-to-sale, reviewed month by month with Blake Morgan, John Greene. Naperville, IL 60540 Naperville Market Report · IL Home Values Naperville, IL holds about 57,135 homes, 75% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1990. Naperville features single-family homes and neighborhood tracts such as Pembroke Greens. Buyers weigh higher median prices against access to local amenities and established suburban infrastructure. Pricing spans starter options up to upper-tier homes near $967,000. The Naperville median sold price stands at $620,000 as of May 2026, -4.6% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $650,000 in June 2025. 1,643 homes closed over the period, averaging 100.3% of list price most recently, with 42 days on market. Read the trend, not the single month. Naperville pricing follows preparation and seasonality more than it follows rate news, and the spread between prepared and unprepared homes is wider than the median suggests. A street-level read is a different number from the one above, and the table below is where it starts. Get your home's number See Naperville listings $620K median sold -4.6% year over year 42d on market Jun May Naperville median sold · trailing 12 months Naperville by the month 12 months of Naperville closings, June 2025 through May 2026. Each panel is one series; the table carries every figure. Median sold price $620,000 May 2026 The median Naperville home sold for $620,000 in May 2026, down 4.6% from $650,000 in June 2025. Homes closed 149 May 2026 149 homes closed in Naperville in May 2026, down 29.4% from 211 in June 2025. New listings 265 May 2026 265 homes came on the market in May 2026, up 23.3% from 215 in June 2025. Closed per new listing 0.56 May 2026 0.56 homes closed for every new listing in May 2026, down 0.42 from 0.98 in June 2025. Average days on market 42 May 2026 Homes averaged 42 days on the market in May 2026, 4 days faster than June 2025. Sold-to-list ratio 100.3% May 2026 Homes closed at 100.3% of list price in May 2026, down 0.8 points from 101.1% in June 2025. Months of supply 3.3 May 2026 448 homes are on the market in Naperville, about 3.3 months of supply at the pace of the last three months. The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Twelve months of Naperville closings Month Median sold Closed New listings Avg DOM List-to-sale June 2025 $650,000 211 215 46 101.1% July 2025 $640,000 202 190 48 100.4% August 2025 $585,000 167 148 50 99.2% September 2025 $515,000 126 158 54 98.9% October 2025 $545,000 135 133 51 98.8% November 2025 $525,000 107 67 55 98.7% December 2025 $541,000 120 64 64 99.3% January 2026 $600,000 83 123 71 99.3% February 2026 $570,000 81 142 43 98.7% March 2026 $538,500 112 177 46 99.6% April 2026 $599,950 150 240 45 100.5% May 2026 $620,000 149 265 42 100.3% The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) What the Naperville numbers say The median Naperville home sold for $620,000 in May 2026, down 4.6% from $650,000 in June 2025. The twelve-month high was $650,000 in June 2025. Homes averaged 42 days on the market and closed at 100.3% of list price in May 2026. That is 4 days faster than June 2025. At the pace of the last three months, the 448 homes on the market in Naperville represent about 3.3 months of supply: less than four months, which is the range where prepared homes tend to clear quickly and buyers have little room to wait. Buyers should expect to move on a home in days rather than weeks, and to have the comparable sales in hand before writing. Sellers are getting close to their asking price, which usually means the price was set against recent comparable sales rather than against what neighbors are asking. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Sold roundup Recent Naperville closings. Sold $585,000 3 bd · 3 ba 1205 Josiah Rd, Naperville, IL 60563 Talk to someone who works Naperville I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Sell Your Home in Naperville, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/naperville/sell-your-home Summary: Selling in Naperville? Median value $620,000, -4.6% YoY. Pricing analysis, staging, and neighborhood marketing from Blake Morgan. Naperville, IL 60540 Sell Your Home in Naperville, IL Naperville, IL holds about 57,135 homes, 75% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1990. Naperville features single-family homes and neighborhood tracts such as Pembroke Greens. Buyers weigh higher median prices against access to local amenities and established suburban infrastructure. Pricing spans starter options up to upper-tier homes near $967,000. Naperville sellers are working with a median value of $620,000, -4.6% over the past twelve months. Homes averaged 100.3% of list price in May 2026, with 42 average days on market. Well-prepared homes here move decisively; unprepared ones sit and negotiate from weakness. The listing process is the same at every price point: a pricing analysis built on the last ninety days of Naperville closings, a prep plan ranked by return, staging and photography included, and a coordinated launch across the MLS, the portals, and Naperville neighborhood marketing. Request a pricing analysis Naperville market report $620K Naperville median value -4.6% 12-month change 100.3% list-to-sale last month 42 avg days on market ★★★★★ Working with Blake Morgan was an absolute pleasure from start to finish! He was always quick to respond to all my questions — no matter the time — and his communication was top-notch throughout the entire process. Blake showed up to every showing we requested and went above and beyond to make both selling my home and purchasing a new one completely stress-free. He truly made what can often be a complicated and overwhelming process feel easy and seamless. I couldn't have asked for a better realtor, and I will definitely be recommending Blake to all my friends, family, and future referrals. If you're looking for someone who's professional, responsive, and genuinely cares about helping you every step of the way, Blake Morgan is the one to call! Danny E. Bought and sold a single-family home in Plainfield Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) How your Naperville sale runs 1 · Price with evidence A pricing analysis on the last ninety days of Naperville closings: comps at the school-boundary level, condition-adjusted, with your defensible range in writing. 2 · Prep by return A room-by-room walk-through ranking fixes by payback. Staging consult, photography, and the full marketing package are included at every price point. 3 · Launch coordinated MLS, portals, and Naperville neighborhood marketing land the same day, so the first weekend produces competition instead of trickle. 4 · Negotiate from strength An offer is read properly when it arrives, terms as well as price, because the highest number is not always the one that closes. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Naperville I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Homes for Sale in Bolingbrook, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/bolingbrook/homes-for-sale Summary: 1 home for sale in Bolingbrook (Bolingbrook 60440). Median value $405,000, 44 avg days on market. Local expertise from Blake Morgan, John Greene. Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Homes for Sale in Bolingbrook, IL Bolingbrook, IL holds about 24,498 homes, 79% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1989. Bolingbrook provides a mix of detached single-family residences and attached housing. Purchasers compare accessible price points directly against neighboring Naperville home valuations. Buyers weigh proximity to regional road corridors against varied lot sizes. $405K Bolingbrook median sold +4.1% year over year 44 days on market 764 closed in 12 months Figures as of May 2026. Buying in Bolingbrook means moving at the neighborhood's pace rather than the market's headlines. Homes here average 44 days on market against a median value of $405,000, and 764 closed over the last twelve months. One of the homes for sale in Bolingbrook today is listed on this site. Prices here move street by street rather than town-wide, so the comparable sales that decide an offer are the recent ones inside the same boundaries, not the town's median. Read that way, a list price tells you whether a seller is reflecting the market or testing it, and an offer can be built on the competition that actually exists. $405K median value +4.1% 12-month change 44 avg days on market 79% owner-occupied Map data ©2026 Google 24,498 homes $405K median 44d avg DOM Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) On the market in Bolingbrook Active $275,000 3 bd · 3 ba 216 Douglass Way, Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Recently sold & pending Sold $363,000 2 bd · 3 ba 363 Aaron Ln, Bolingbrook, IL The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Bolingbrook neighborhoods Augusta Village Winston Woods River Hills Bloomfield West Guides Getting pre-approved for a mortgage in Naperville Pricing your home in Naperville: questions sellers ask Services First-Time Home Purchase Guidance Property Listing and Sale Representation Relocation Support Bilingual Real Estate Consultation Tools Mortgage calculator Affordability Closing costs Home value request Buyer checklist Seller checklist Glossary Homes recently closed A sale is the only claim in this business that can be checked. These are my recent transactions, with the side represented on each. Represented the buyer $363,000 363 Aaron Ln, Bolingbrook 2 bd · 3 ba Closed August 11, 2026 Recent transactions I personally represented. Not a complete record of market activity. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Bolingbrook I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Bolingbrook Market Report · IL Home Values · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/bolingbrook/market-report Summary: Twelve months of Bolingbrook closings: median sold price, days on market and list-to-sale, reviewed month by month with Blake Morgan, John Greene. Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Bolingbrook Market Report · IL Home Values Bolingbrook, IL holds about 24,498 homes, 79% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1989. Bolingbrook provides a mix of detached single-family residences and attached housing. Purchasers compare accessible price points directly against neighboring Naperville home valuations. Buyers weigh proximity to regional road corridors against varied lot sizes. The Bolingbrook median sold price stands at $405,000 as of May 2026, +4.1% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $405,000 in May 2026. 764 homes closed over the period, averaging 100.8% of list price most recently, with 44 days on market. Read the trend, not the single month. Bolingbrook pricing follows preparation and seasonality more than it follows rate news, and the spread between prepared and unprepared homes is wider than the median suggests. A street-level read is a different number from the one above, and the table below is where it starts. Get your home's number See Bolingbrook listings $405K median sold +4.1% year over year 44d on market Jun May Bolingbrook median sold · trailing 12 months Bolingbrook by the month 12 months of Bolingbrook closings, June 2025 through May 2026. Each panel is one series; the table carries every figure. Median sold price $405,000 May 2026 The median Bolingbrook home sold for $405,000 in May 2026, up 4.1% from $389,000 in June 2025. Homes closed 77 May 2026 77 homes closed in Bolingbrook in May 2026, up 11.6% from 69 in June 2025. New listings 84 May 2026 84 homes came on the market in May 2026, down 11.6% from 95 in June 2025. Closed per new listing 0.92 May 2026 0.92 homes closed for every new listing in May 2026, up 0.19 from 0.73 in June 2025. Average days on market 44 May 2026 Homes averaged 44 days on the market in May 2026, 2 days faster than June 2025. Sold-to-list ratio 100.8% May 2026 Homes closed at 100.8% of list price in May 2026, down 0.4 points from 101.2% in June 2025. Months of supply 2.5 May 2026 169 homes are on the market in Bolingbrook, about 2.5 months of supply at the pace of the last three months. The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Twelve months of Bolingbrook closings Month Median sold Closed New listings Avg DOM List-to-sale June 2025 $389,000 69 95 46 101.2% July 2025 $336,500 69 101 49 99.9% August 2025 $367,500 74 87 46 100.3% September 2025 $370,000 83 79 53 99.2% October 2025 $388,750 76 64 63 98.9% November 2025 $357,500 62 52 56 99.1% December 2025 $336,900 59 34 58 99.2% January 2026 $392,450 28 50 81 98.6% February 2026 $368,450 44 62 59 99.2% March 2026 $391,000 64 81 45 101.2% April 2026 $380,000 59 99 42 101.1% May 2026 $405,000 77 84 44 100.8% The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) What the Bolingbrook numbers say The median Bolingbrook home sold for $405,000 in May 2026, up 4.1% from $389,000 in June 2025. Homes averaged 44 days on the market and closed at 100.8% of list price in May 2026. That is 2 days faster than June 2025. At the pace of the last three months, the 169 homes on the market in Bolingbrook represent about 2.5 months of supply: less than four months, which is the range where prepared homes tend to clear quickly and buyers have little room to wait. Buyers should expect to move on a home in days rather than weeks, and to have the comparable sales in hand before writing. Sellers are getting close to their asking price, which usually means the price was set against recent comparable sales rather than against what neighbors are asking. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Sold roundup Recent Bolingbrook closings. Sold $363,000 2 bd · 3 ba 363 Aaron Ln, Bolingbrook, IL Talk to someone who works Bolingbrook I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Sell Your Home in Bolingbrook, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/bolingbrook/sell-your-home Summary: Selling in Bolingbrook? Median value $405,000, +4.1% YoY. Pricing analysis, staging, and neighborhood marketing from Blake Morgan. Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Sell Your Home in Bolingbrook, IL Bolingbrook, IL holds about 24,498 homes, 79% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1989. Bolingbrook provides a mix of detached single-family residences and attached housing. Purchasers compare accessible price points directly against neighboring Naperville home valuations. Buyers weigh proximity to regional road corridors against varied lot sizes. Bolingbrook sellers are working with a median value of $405,000, +4.1% over the past twelve months. Homes averaged 100.8% of list price in May 2026, with 44 average days on market. Well-prepared homes here move decisively; unprepared ones sit and negotiate from weakness. The listing process is the same at every price point: a pricing analysis built on the last ninety days of Bolingbrook closings, a prep plan ranked by return, staging and photography included, and a coordinated launch across the MLS, the portals, and Bolingbrook neighborhood marketing. Request a pricing analysis Bolingbrook market report $405K Bolingbrook median value +4.1% 12-month change 100.8% list-to-sale last month 44 avg days on market ★★★★★ Working with Blake Morgan was an absolute pleasure from start to finish! He was always quick to respond to all my questions — no matter the time — and his communication was top-notch throughout the entire process. Blake showed up to every showing we requested and went above and beyond to make both selling my home and purchasing a new one completely stress-free. He truly made what can often be a complicated and overwhelming process feel easy and seamless. I couldn't have asked for a better realtor, and I will definitely be recommending Blake to all my friends, family, and future referrals. If you're looking for someone who's professional, responsive, and genuinely cares about helping you every step of the way, Blake Morgan is the one to call! Danny E. Bought and sold a single-family home in Plainfield Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) How your Bolingbrook sale runs 1 · Price with evidence A pricing analysis on the last ninety days of Bolingbrook closings: comps at the school-boundary level, condition-adjusted, with your defensible range in writing. 2 · Prep by return A room-by-room walk-through ranking fixes by payback. Staging consult, photography, and the full marketing package are included at every price point. 3 · Launch coordinated MLS, portals, and Bolingbrook neighborhood marketing land the same day, so the first weekend produces competition instead of trickle. 4 · Negotiate from strength An offer is read properly when it arrives, terms as well as price, because the highest number is not always the one that closes. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Bolingbrook I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Homes for Sale in Oswego, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/oswego/homes-for-sale Summary: Buying in Oswego (Oswego 60543). Median value $403,500, 49 avg days on market. Local expertise from Blake Morgan, John Greene. Oswego, IL 60543 Homes for Sale in Oswego, IL Oswego, IL holds about 12,440 homes, 88% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 2002. Oswego presents residential single-family subdivisions and newer developments along the Fox River valley. Buyers weigh quieter outlying streetscapes against longer travel times toward closer-in suburbs. The housing market offers larger lot configurations than older Cook County areas. $404K Oswego median sold +12.1% year over year 49 days on market 460 closed in 12 months Figures as of May 2026. Buying in Oswego means moving at the neighborhood's pace rather than the market's headlines. Homes here average 49 days on market against a median value of $403,500, and 460 closed over the last twelve months. Prices here move street by street rather than town-wide, so the comparable sales that decide an offer are the recent ones inside the same boundaries, not the town's median. Read that way, a list price tells you whether a seller is reflecting the market or testing it, and an offer can be built on the competition that actually exists. $404K median value +12.1% 12-month change 49 avg days on market 88% owner-occupied Map data ©2026 Google 12,440 homes $404K median 49d avg DOM Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Recent Oswego activity Sold $466,000 5 bd · 4 ba 605 Woodchuck Trl, Oswego, IL Sold $520,000 4 bd · 3 ba 707 Erwin St, Oswego, IL The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Oswego neighborhoods Downtown Oswego Churchill Club Blackberry Crossing Hunt Club Deerpath Creek Ogden Falls Guides Getting pre-approved for a mortgage in Naperville Pricing your home in Naperville: questions sellers ask Services First-Time Home Purchase Guidance Property Listing and Sale Representation Relocation Support Bilingual Real Estate Consultation Tools Mortgage calculator Affordability Closing costs Home value request Buyer checklist Seller checklist Glossary Homes recently closed A sale is the only claim in this business that can be checked. These are my recent transactions, with the side represented on each. Represented the buyer $466,000 605 Woodchuck Trl, Oswego 5 bd · 4 ba Closed August 24, 2026 Represented the buyer $520,000 707 Erwin St, Oswego 4 bd · 3 ba Closed August 21, 2026 Recent transactions I personally represented. Not a complete record of market activity. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Oswego I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Oswego Market Report · IL Home Values · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/oswego/market-report Summary: Twelve months of Oswego closings: median sold price, days on market and list-to-sale, reviewed month by month with Blake Morgan, John Greene. Oswego, IL 60543 Oswego Market Report · IL Home Values Oswego, IL holds about 12,440 homes, 88% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 2002. Oswego presents residential single-family subdivisions and newer developments along the Fox River valley. Buyers weigh quieter outlying streetscapes against longer travel times toward closer-in suburbs. The housing market offers larger lot configurations than older Cook County areas. The Oswego median sold price stands at $403,500 as of May 2026, +12.1% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $445,000 in August 2025. 460 homes closed over the period, averaging 100.2% of list price most recently, with 49 days on market. Read the trend, not the single month. Oswego pricing follows preparation and seasonality more than it follows rate news, and the spread between prepared and unprepared homes is wider than the median suggests. A street-level read is a different number from the one above, and the table below is where it starts. Get your home's number See Oswego listings $404K median sold +12.1% year over year 49d on market Jun May Oswego median sold · trailing 12 months Oswego by the month 12 months of Oswego closings, June 2025 through May 2026. Each panel is one series; the table carries every figure. Median sold price $403,500 May 2026 The median Oswego home sold for $403,500 in May 2026, up 12.1% from $360,000 in June 2025. Homes closed 52 May 2026 52 homes closed in Oswego in May 2026, down 8.8% from 57 in June 2025. New listings 81 May 2026 81 homes came on the market in May 2026, up 9.5% from 74 in June 2025. Closed per new listing 0.64 May 2026 0.64 homes closed for every new listing in May 2026, down 0.13 from 0.77 in June 2025. Average days on market 49 May 2026 Homes averaged 49 days on the market in May 2026, 5 days slower than June 2025. Sold-to-list ratio 100.2% May 2026 Homes closed at 100.2% of list price in May 2026, down 1.4 points from 101.6% in June 2025. Months of supply 3.9 May 2026 157 homes are on the market in Oswego, about 3.9 months of supply at the pace of the last three months. The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Twelve months of Oswego closings Month Median sold Closed New listings Avg DOM List-to-sale June 2025 $360,000 57 74 44 101.6% July 2025 $419,000 60 58 48 100.4% August 2025 $445,000 45 45 44 100.2% September 2025 $372,500 40 35 65 98.7% October 2025 $411,995 40 53 63 100.1% November 2025 $360,000 29 22 53 98.9% December 2025 $377,500 18 24 64 98.6% January 2026 $362,000 28 40 72 98.4% February 2026 $350,000 21 42 72 100.3% March 2026 $399,990 47 54 59 100.2% April 2026 $370,000 23 76 45 100.3% May 2026 $403,500 52 81 49 100.2% The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) What the Oswego numbers say The median Oswego home sold for $403,500 in May 2026, up 12.1% from $360,000 in June 2025. The twelve-month high was $445,000 in August 2025. Homes averaged 49 days on the market and closed at 100.2% of list price in May 2026. That is 5 days slower than June 2025. At the pace of the last three months, the 157 homes on the market in Oswego represent about 3.9 months of supply: less than four months, which is the range where prepared homes tend to clear quickly and buyers have little room to wait. Buyers should expect to move on a home in days rather than weeks, and to have the comparable sales in hand before writing. Sellers are getting close to their asking price, which usually means the price was set against recent comparable sales rather than against what neighbors are asking. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Sold roundup Recent Oswego closings. Sold $466,000 5 bd · 4 ba 605 Woodchuck Trl, Oswego, IL Sold $520,000 4 bd · 3 ba 707 Erwin St, Oswego, IL Talk to someone who works Oswego I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Sell Your Home in Oswego, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/oswego/sell-your-home Summary: Selling in Oswego? Median value $403,500, +12.1% YoY. Pricing analysis, staging, and neighborhood marketing from Blake Morgan. Oswego, IL 60543 Sell Your Home in Oswego, IL Oswego, IL holds about 12,440 homes, 88% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 2002. Oswego presents residential single-family subdivisions and newer developments along the Fox River valley. Buyers weigh quieter outlying streetscapes against longer travel times toward closer-in suburbs. The housing market offers larger lot configurations than older Cook County areas. Oswego sellers are working with a median value of $403,500, +12.1% over the past twelve months. Homes averaged 100.2% of list price in May 2026, with 49 average days on market. Well-prepared homes here move decisively; unprepared ones sit and negotiate from weakness. The listing process is the same at every price point: a pricing analysis built on the last ninety days of Oswego closings, a prep plan ranked by return, staging and photography included, and a coordinated launch across the MLS, the portals, and Oswego neighborhood marketing. Request a pricing analysis Oswego market report $404K Oswego median value +12.1% 12-month change 100.2% list-to-sale last month 49 avg days on market ★★★★★ Working with Blake Morgan was an absolute pleasure from start to finish! He was always quick to respond to all my questions — no matter the time — and his communication was top-notch throughout the entire process. Blake showed up to every showing we requested and went above and beyond to make both selling my home and purchasing a new one completely stress-free. He truly made what can often be a complicated and overwhelming process feel easy and seamless. I couldn't have asked for a better realtor, and I will definitely be recommending Blake to all my friends, family, and future referrals. If you're looking for someone who's professional, responsive, and genuinely cares about helping you every step of the way, Blake Morgan is the one to call! Danny E. Bought and sold a single-family home in Plainfield Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) How your Oswego sale runs 1 · Price with evidence A pricing analysis on the last ninety days of Oswego closings: comps at the school-boundary level, condition-adjusted, with your defensible range in writing. 2 · Prep by return A room-by-room walk-through ranking fixes by payback. Staging consult, photography, and the full marketing package are included at every price point. 3 · Launch coordinated MLS, portals, and Oswego neighborhood marketing land the same day, so the first weekend produces competition instead of trickle. 4 · Negotiate from strength An offer is read properly when it arrives, terms as well as price, because the highest number is not always the one that closes. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Oswego I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Homes for Sale in Elgin, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elgin/homes-for-sale Summary: Buying in Elgin (Elgin 60120). Median value $368,000, 48 avg days on market. Local expertise from Blake Morgan, John Greene. Elgin, IL 60120 Homes for Sale in Elgin, IL Elgin, IL holds about 40,523 homes, 72% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1977. Elgin features a range of historic single-family properties alongside newer suburban subdivisions. Purchasers weigh lower price points near $68,000 against older housing maintenance requirements. The location provides alternative price access within Kane and Cook counties. $368K Elgin median sold +4.5% year over year 48 days on market 1,177 closed in 12 months Figures as of May 2026. Buying in Elgin means moving at the neighborhood's pace rather than the market's headlines. Homes here average 48 days on market against a median value of $368,000, and 1,177 closed over the last twelve months. Prices here move street by street rather than town-wide, so the comparable sales that decide an offer are the recent ones inside the same boundaries, not the town's median. Read that way, a list price tells you whether a seller is reflecting the market or testing it, and an offer can be built on the competition that actually exists. $368K median value +4.5% 12-month change 48 avg days on market 72% owner-occupied Map data ©2026 Google 40,523 homes $368K median 48d avg DOM Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Recent Elgin activity Sold $525,000 3 bd · 3 ba 3898 Valhalla Dr, Elgin, IL The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Elgin neighborhoods Downtown Elgin Gifford Park Spring-Douglas Century Oaks Cobblers Crossing Providence Guides Getting pre-approved for a mortgage in Naperville Pricing your home in Naperville: questions sellers ask Services First-Time Home Purchase Guidance Property Listing and Sale Representation Relocation Support Bilingual Real Estate Consultation Tools Mortgage calculator Affordability Closing costs Home value request Buyer checklist Seller checklist Glossary Homes recently closed A sale is the only claim in this business that can be checked. These are my recent transactions, with the side represented on each. Represented the buyer $525,000 3898 Valhalla Dr, Elgin 3 bd · 3 ba Closed August 14, 2026 Recent transactions I personally represented. Not a complete record of market activity. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Elgin I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Elgin Market Report · IL Home Values · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elgin/market-report Summary: Twelve months of Elgin closings: median sold price, days on market and list-to-sale, reviewed month by month with Blake Morgan, John Greene. Elgin, IL 60120 Elgin Market Report · IL Home Values Elgin, IL holds about 40,523 homes, 72% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1977. Elgin features a range of historic single-family properties alongside newer suburban subdivisions. Purchasers weigh lower price points near $68,000 against older housing maintenance requirements. The location provides alternative price access within Kane and Cook counties. The Elgin median sold price stands at $368,000 as of May 2026, +4.5% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $368,000 in May 2026. 1,177 homes closed over the period, averaging 101.3% of list price most recently, with 48 days on market. Read the trend, not the single month. Elgin pricing follows preparation and seasonality more than it follows rate news, and the spread between prepared and unprepared homes is wider than the median suggests. A street-level read is a different number from the one above, and the table below is where it starts. Get your home's number See Elgin listings $368K median sold +4.5% year over year 48d on market Jun May Elgin median sold · trailing 12 months Elgin by the month 12 months of Elgin closings, June 2025 through May 2026. Each panel is one series; the table carries every figure. Median sold price $368,000 May 2026 The median Elgin home sold for $368,000 in May 2026, up 4.5% from $352,000 in June 2025. Homes closed 110 May 2026 110 homes closed in Elgin in May 2026, up 0.9% from 109 in June 2025. New listings 139 May 2026 139 homes came on the market in May 2026, up 1.5% from 137 in June 2025. Closed per new listing 0.79 May 2026 0.79 homes closed for every new listing in May 2026, level with 0.80 in June 2025. Average days on market 48 May 2026 Homes averaged 48 days on the market in May 2026, 6 days slower than June 2025. Sold-to-list ratio 101.3% May 2026 Homes closed at 101.3% of list price in May 2026, up 0.1 points from 101.2% in June 2025. Months of supply 2.8 May 2026 273 homes are on the market in Elgin, about 2.8 months of supply at the pace of the last three months. The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Twelve months of Elgin closings Month Median sold Closed New listings Avg DOM List-to-sale June 2025 $352,000 109 137 42 101.2% July 2025 $321,500 128 142 49 99.6% August 2025 $331,000 112 120 48 100.5% September 2025 $339,500 100 105 51 99.2% October 2025 $326,250 106 132 56 99.7% November 2025 $334,000 94 67 55 99.5% December 2025 $342,500 114 41 60 99% January 2026 $308,000 55 66 70 98.2% February 2026 $315,750 62 98 57 98.4% March 2026 $330,000 80 139 58 99.9% April 2026 $365,000 107 138 42 100.7% May 2026 $368,000 110 139 48 101.3% The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) What the Elgin numbers say The median Elgin home sold for $368,000 in May 2026, up 4.5% from $352,000 in June 2025. Homes averaged 48 days on the market and closed at 101.3% of list price in May 2026. That is 6 days slower than June 2025. At the pace of the last three months, the 273 homes on the market in Elgin represent about 2.8 months of supply: less than four months, which is the range where prepared homes tend to clear quickly and buyers have little room to wait. Buyers should expect to move on a home in days rather than weeks, and to have the comparable sales in hand before writing. Sellers are getting close to their asking price, which usually means the price was set against recent comparable sales rather than against what neighbors are asking. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Sold roundup Recent Elgin closings. Sold $525,000 3 bd · 3 ba 3898 Valhalla Dr, Elgin, IL Talk to someone who works Elgin I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Sell Your Home in Elgin, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elgin/sell-your-home Summary: Selling in Elgin? Median value $368,000, +4.5% YoY. Pricing analysis, staging, and neighborhood marketing from Blake Morgan. Elgin, IL 60120 Sell Your Home in Elgin, IL Elgin, IL holds about 40,523 homes, 72% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1977. Elgin features a range of historic single-family properties alongside newer suburban subdivisions. Purchasers weigh lower price points near $68,000 against older housing maintenance requirements. The location provides alternative price access within Kane and Cook counties. Elgin sellers are working with a median value of $368,000, +4.5% over the past twelve months. Homes averaged 101.3% of list price in May 2026, with 48 average days on market. Well-prepared homes here move decisively; unprepared ones sit and negotiate from weakness. The listing process is the same at every price point: a pricing analysis built on the last ninety days of Elgin closings, a prep plan ranked by return, staging and photography included, and a coordinated launch across the MLS, the portals, and Elgin neighborhood marketing. Request a pricing analysis Elgin market report $368K Elgin median value +4.5% 12-month change 101.3% list-to-sale last month 48 avg days on market ★★★★★ Working with Blake Morgan was an absolute pleasure from start to finish! He was always quick to respond to all my questions — no matter the time — and his communication was top-notch throughout the entire process. Blake showed up to every showing we requested and went above and beyond to make both selling my home and purchasing a new one completely stress-free. He truly made what can often be a complicated and overwhelming process feel easy and seamless. I couldn't have asked for a better realtor, and I will definitely be recommending Blake to all my friends, family, and future referrals. If you're looking for someone who's professional, responsive, and genuinely cares about helping you every step of the way, Blake Morgan is the one to call! Danny E. Bought and sold a single-family home in Plainfield Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) How your Elgin sale runs 1 · Price with evidence A pricing analysis on the last ninety days of Elgin closings: comps at the school-boundary level, condition-adjusted, with your defensible range in writing. 2 · Prep by return A room-by-room walk-through ranking fixes by payback. Staging consult, photography, and the full marketing package are included at every price point. 3 · Launch coordinated MLS, portals, and Elgin neighborhood marketing land the same day, so the first weekend produces competition instead of trickle. 4 · Negotiate from strength An offer is read properly when it arrives, terms as well as price, because the highest number is not always the one that closes. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Elgin I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Homes for Sale in Addison, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/addison/homes-for-sale Summary: Buying in Addison (Addison 60101). Median value $420,000, 45 avg days on market. Local expertise from Blake Morgan, John Greene. Addison, IL 60101 Homes for Sale in Addison, IL Addison, IL holds about 13,266 homes, 67% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1972. Addison offers established mid-century single-family houses and functional townhouses. Buyers weigh proximity to eastern DuPage transportation routes against the premium prices found in nearby Elmhurst. Inventory provides accessible options within the central county grid. $420K Addison median sold +7.7% year over year 45 days on market 305 closed in 12 months Figures as of May 2026. Buying in Addison means moving at the neighborhood's pace rather than the market's headlines. Homes here average 45 days on market against a median value of $420,000, and 305 closed over the last twelve months. Prices here move street by street rather than town-wide, so the comparable sales that decide an offer are the recent ones inside the same boundaries, not the town's median. Read that way, a list price tells you whether a seller is reflecting the market or testing it, and an offer can be built on the competition that actually exists. $420K median value +7.7% 12-month change 45 avg days on market 67% owner-occupied Map data ©2026 Google 13,266 homes $420K median 45d avg DOM Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Addison neighborhoods Farmwood Foxdale Friar's Cove Green Meadows Guides Getting pre-approved for a mortgage in Naperville Pricing your home in Naperville: questions sellers ask Services First-Time Home Purchase Guidance Property Listing and Sale Representation Relocation Support Bilingual Real Estate Consultation Tools Mortgage calculator Affordability Closing costs Home value request Buyer checklist Seller checklist Glossary Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Addison I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Addison Market Report · IL Home Values · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/addison/market-report Summary: Twelve months of Addison closings: median sold price, days on market and list-to-sale, reviewed month by month with Blake Morgan, John Greene. Addison, IL 60101 Addison Market Report · IL Home Values Addison, IL holds about 13,266 homes, 67% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1972. Addison offers established mid-century single-family houses and functional townhouses. Buyers weigh proximity to eastern DuPage transportation routes against the premium prices found in nearby Elmhurst. Inventory provides accessible options within the central county grid. The Addison median sold price stands at $420,000 as of May 2026, +7.7% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $420,000 in January 2026. 305 homes closed over the period, averaging 100.9% of list price most recently, with 45 days on market. Read the trend, not the single month. Addison pricing follows preparation and seasonality more than it follows rate news, and the spread between prepared and unprepared homes is wider than the median suggests. A street-level read is a different number from the one above, and the table below is where it starts. Get your home's number See Addison listings $420K median sold +7.7% year over year 45d on market Jun May Addison median sold · trailing 12 months Addison by the month 12 months of Addison closings, June 2025 through May 2026. Each panel is one series; the table carries every figure. Median sold price $420,000 May 2026 The median Addison home sold for $420,000 in May 2026, up 7.7% from $390,000 in June 2025. Homes closed 19 May 2026 19 homes closed in Addison in May 2026, down 54.8% from 42 in June 2025. New listings 35 May 2026 35 homes came on the market in May 2026, down 10.3% from 39 in June 2025. Closed per new listing 0.54 May 2026 0.54 homes closed for every new listing in May 2026, down 0.53 from 1.08 in June 2025. Average days on market 45 May 2026 Homes averaged 45 days on the market in May 2026, 2 days slower than June 2025. Sold-to-list ratio 100.9% May 2026 Homes closed at 100.9% of list price in May 2026, up 0.8 points from 100.1% in June 2025. Months of supply 3.1 May 2026 72 homes are on the market in Addison, about 3.1 months of supply at the pace of the last three months. The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Twelve months of Addison closings Month Median sold Closed New listings Avg DOM List-to-sale June 2025 $390,000 42 39 43 100.1% July 2025 $416,515 38 39 49 101.2% August 2025 $385,000 27 32 41 99.7% September 2025 $408,000 34 27 47 101.1% October 2025 $403,710 25 31 45 100% November 2025 $377,500 24 19 48 100.3% December 2025 $370,750 20 16 46 98.4% January 2026 $420,000 11 17 36 98.3% February 2026 $374,000 14 26 88 100.5% March 2026 $360,000 25 29 40 99.6% April 2026 $362,500 26 40 47 100.9% May 2026 $420,000 19 35 45 100.9% The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) What the Addison numbers say The median Addison home sold for $420,000 in May 2026, up 7.7% from $390,000 in June 2025. Homes averaged 45 days on the market and closed at 100.9% of list price in May 2026. That is 2 days slower than June 2025. At the pace of the last three months, the 72 homes on the market in Addison represent about 3.1 months of supply: less than four months, which is the range where prepared homes tend to clear quickly and buyers have little room to wait. Buyers should expect to move on a home in days rather than weeks, and to have the comparable sales in hand before writing. Sellers are getting close to their asking price, which usually means the price was set against recent comparable sales rather than against what neighbors are asking. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Talk to someone who works Addison I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Sell Your Home in Addison, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/addison/sell-your-home Summary: Selling in Addison? Median value $420,000, +7.7% YoY. Pricing analysis, staging, and neighborhood marketing from Blake Morgan. Addison, IL 60101 Sell Your Home in Addison, IL Addison, IL holds about 13,266 homes, 67% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1972. Addison offers established mid-century single-family houses and functional townhouses. Buyers weigh proximity to eastern DuPage transportation routes against the premium prices found in nearby Elmhurst. Inventory provides accessible options within the central county grid. Addison sellers are working with a median value of $420,000, +7.7% over the past twelve months. Homes averaged 100.9% of list price in May 2026, with 45 average days on market. Well-prepared homes here move decisively; unprepared ones sit and negotiate from weakness. The listing process is the same at every price point: a pricing analysis built on the last ninety days of Addison closings, a prep plan ranked by return, staging and photography included, and a coordinated launch across the MLS, the portals, and Addison neighborhood marketing. Request a pricing analysis Addison market report $420K Addison median value +7.7% 12-month change 100.9% list-to-sale last month 45 avg days on market ★★★★★ Working with Blake Morgan was an absolute pleasure from start to finish! He was always quick to respond to all my questions — no matter the time — and his communication was top-notch throughout the entire process. Blake showed up to every showing we requested and went above and beyond to make both selling my home and purchasing a new one completely stress-free. He truly made what can often be a complicated and overwhelming process feel easy and seamless. I couldn't have asked for a better realtor, and I will definitely be recommending Blake to all my friends, family, and future referrals. If you're looking for someone who's professional, responsive, and genuinely cares about helping you every step of the way, Blake Morgan is the one to call! Danny E. Bought and sold a single-family home in Plainfield Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) How your Addison sale runs 1 · Price with evidence A pricing analysis on the last ninety days of Addison closings: comps at the school-boundary level, condition-adjusted, with your defensible range in writing. 2 · Prep by return A room-by-room walk-through ranking fixes by payback. Staging consult, photography, and the full marketing package are included at every price point. 3 · Launch coordinated MLS, portals, and Addison neighborhood marketing land the same day, so the first weekend produces competition instead of trickle. 4 · Negotiate from strength An offer is read properly when it arrives, terms as well as price, because the highest number is not always the one that closes. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Addison I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Homes for Sale in Chicago, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/chicago/homes-for-sale Summary: Buying in Chicago (Chicago 60602). Median value $425,000, 47 avg days on market. Local expertise from Blake Morgan, John Greene. Chicago, IL 60602 Homes for Sale in Chicago, IL Chicago, IL holds about 1,277,054 homes, 46% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1954. Chicago offers urban multi-unit properties, condominiums, and single-family detached homes. Purchasers evaluate urban density and property tax rates against the expansive yards found in western suburbs. Pricing spans diverse thresholds across distinct city neighborhoods. $425K Chicago median sold +6% year over year 47 days on market 24,715 closed in 12 months Figures as of May 2026. Buying in Chicago means moving at the neighborhood's pace rather than the market's headlines. Homes here average 47 days on market against a median value of $425,000, and 24,715 closed over the last twelve months. Prices here move street by street rather than town-wide, so the comparable sales that decide an offer are the recent ones inside the same boundaries, not the town's median. Read that way, a list price tells you whether a seller is reflecting the market or testing it, and an offer can be built on the competition that actually exists. $425K median value +6% 12-month change 47 avg days on market 46% owner-occupied Map data ©2026 Google 1,277,054 homes $425K median 47d avg DOM Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Chicago neighborhoods Lincoln Park The Loop Hyde Park Logan Square Lakeview Wicker Park Guides Getting pre-approved for a mortgage in Naperville Pricing your home in Naperville: questions sellers ask Services First-Time Home Purchase Guidance Property Listing and Sale Representation Relocation Support Bilingual Real Estate Consultation Tools Mortgage calculator Affordability Closing costs Home value request Buyer checklist Seller checklist Glossary Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Chicago I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Chicago Market Report · IL Home Values · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/chicago/market-report Summary: Twelve months of Chicago closings: median sold price, days on market and list-to-sale, reviewed month by month with Blake Morgan, John Greene. Chicago, IL 60602 Chicago Market Report · IL Home Values Chicago, IL holds about 1,277,054 homes, 46% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1954. Chicago offers urban multi-unit properties, condominiums, and single-family detached homes. Purchasers evaluate urban density and property tax rates against the expansive yards found in western suburbs. Pricing spans diverse thresholds across distinct city neighborhoods. The Chicago median sold price stands at $425,000 as of May 2026, +6% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $425,000 in April 2026. 24,715 homes closed over the period, averaging 101.8% of list price most recently, with 47 days on market. Read the trend, not the single month. Chicago pricing follows preparation and seasonality more than it follows rate news, and the spread between prepared and unprepared homes is wider than the median suggests. A street-level read is a different number from the one above, and the table below is where it starts. Get your home's number See Chicago listings $425K median sold +6% year over year 47d on market Jun May Chicago median sold · trailing 12 months Chicago by the month 12 months of Chicago closings, June 2025 through May 2026. Each panel is one series; the table carries every figure. Median sold price $425,000 May 2026 The median Chicago home sold for $425,000 in May 2026, up 6% from $401,000 in June 2025. Homes closed 2,475 May 2026 2,475 homes closed in Chicago in May 2026, down 8.2% from 2,695 in June 2025. New listings 3,187 May 2026 3,187 homes came on the market in May 2026, up 7.8% from 2,957 in June 2025. Closed per new listing 0.78 May 2026 0.78 homes closed for every new listing in May 2026, down 0.13 from 0.91 in June 2025. Average days on market 47 May 2026 Homes averaged 47 days on the market in May 2026, 3 days faster than June 2025. Sold-to-list ratio 101.8% May 2026 Homes closed at 101.8% of list price in May 2026, up 1.4 points from 100.4% in June 2025. Months of supply 3 May 2026 6,879 homes are on the market in Chicago, about 3 months of supply at the pace of the last three months. The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Twelve months of Chicago closings Month Median sold Closed New listings Avg DOM List-to-sale June 2025 $401,000 2,695 2,957 50 100.4% July 2025 $385,000 2,452 2,787 54 99.9% August 2025 $385,000 2,249 2,526 55 99.5% September 2025 $370,000 2,062 2,788 55 99.4% October 2025 $380,000 2,120 2,524 56 99.1% November 2025 $365,000 1,599 1,585 57 98.7% December 2025 $365,000 1,951 1,184 67 98.5% January 2026 $354,450 1,228 2,110 76 98.3% February 2026 $390,000 1,429 2,461 69 99.1% March 2026 $410,250 2,024 3,121 50 100.4% April 2026 $425,000 2,431 3,346 48 101.2% May 2026 $425,000 2,475 3,187 47 101.8% The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) What the Chicago numbers say The median Chicago home sold for $425,000 in May 2026, up 6% from $401,000 in June 2025. Homes averaged 47 days on the market and closed at 101.8% of list price in May 2026. That is 3 days faster than June 2025. At the pace of the last three months, the 6,879 homes on the market in Chicago represent about 3 months of supply: less than four months, which is the range where prepared homes tend to clear quickly and buyers have little room to wait. Buyers should expect to move on a home in days rather than weeks, and to have the comparable sales in hand before writing. Sellers are getting close to their asking price, which usually means the price was set against recent comparable sales rather than against what neighbors are asking. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Talk to someone who works Chicago I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Sell Your Home in Chicago, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/chicago/sell-your-home Summary: Selling in Chicago? Median value $425,000, +6% YoY. Pricing analysis, staging, and neighborhood marketing from Blake Morgan. Chicago, IL 60602 Sell Your Home in Chicago, IL Chicago, IL holds about 1,277,054 homes, 46% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1954. Chicago offers urban multi-unit properties, condominiums, and single-family detached homes. Purchasers evaluate urban density and property tax rates against the expansive yards found in western suburbs. Pricing spans diverse thresholds across distinct city neighborhoods. Chicago sellers are working with a median value of $425,000, +6% over the past twelve months. Homes averaged 101.8% of list price in May 2026, with 47 average days on market. Well-prepared homes here move decisively; unprepared ones sit and negotiate from weakness. The listing process is the same at every price point: a pricing analysis built on the last ninety days of Chicago closings, a prep plan ranked by return, staging and photography included, and a coordinated launch across the MLS, the portals, and Chicago neighborhood marketing. Request a pricing analysis Chicago market report $425K Chicago median value +6% 12-month change 101.8% list-to-sale last month 47 avg days on market ★★★★★ Working with Blake Morgan was an absolute pleasure from start to finish! He was always quick to respond to all my questions — no matter the time — and his communication was top-notch throughout the entire process. Blake showed up to every showing we requested and went above and beyond to make both selling my home and purchasing a new one completely stress-free. He truly made what can often be a complicated and overwhelming process feel easy and seamless. I couldn't have asked for a better realtor, and I will definitely be recommending Blake to all my friends, family, and future referrals. If you're looking for someone who's professional, responsive, and genuinely cares about helping you every step of the way, Blake Morgan is the one to call! Danny E. Bought and sold a single-family home in Plainfield Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) How your Chicago sale runs 1 · Price with evidence A pricing analysis on the last ninety days of Chicago closings: comps at the school-boundary level, condition-adjusted, with your defensible range in writing. 2 · Prep by return A room-by-room walk-through ranking fixes by payback. Staging consult, photography, and the full marketing package are included at every price point. 3 · Launch coordinated MLS, portals, and Chicago neighborhood marketing land the same day, so the first weekend produces competition instead of trickle. 4 · Negotiate from strength An offer is read properly when it arrives, terms as well as price, because the highest number is not always the one that closes. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Chicago I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Homes for Sale in Downers Grove, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/downers-grove/homes-for-sale Summary: Buying in Downers Grove (Downers Grove 60515). Median value $540,500, 36 avg days on market. Local expertise from Blake Morgan, John Greene. Downers Grove, IL 60515 Homes for Sale in Downers Grove, IL Downers Grove, IL holds about 21,527 homes, 75% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1974. Downers Grove includes established traditional homes, custom rebuilds, and attached residences. Buyers balance pricing against neighboring communities such as Lisle and Naperville. Housing inventory features wooded lots and central DuPage positioning. $541K Downers Grove median sold +6% year over year 36 days on market 625 closed in 12 months Figures as of May 2026. Buying in Downers Grove means moving at the neighborhood's pace rather than the market's headlines. Homes here average 36 days on market against a median value of $540,500, and 625 closed over the last twelve months. Prices here move street by street rather than town-wide, so the comparable sales that decide an offer are the recent ones inside the same boundaries, not the town's median. Read that way, a list price tells you whether a seller is reflecting the market or testing it, and an offer can be built on the competition that actually exists. $541K median value +6% 12-month change 36 avg days on market 75% owner-occupied Map data ©2026 Google 21,527 homes $541K median 36d avg DOM Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Downers Grove neighborhoods Downtown Downers Grove Denburn Woods Randall Park Fairview Orchard Brook Guides Getting pre-approved for a mortgage in Naperville Pricing your home in Naperville: questions sellers ask Services First-Time Home Purchase Guidance Property Listing and Sale Representation Relocation Support Bilingual Real Estate Consultation Tools Mortgage calculator Affordability Closing costs Home value request Buyer checklist Seller checklist Glossary Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Downers Grove I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Downers Grove Market Report · IL Home Values · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/downers-grove/market-report Summary: Twelve months of Downers Grove closings: median sold price, days on market and list-to-sale, reviewed month by month with Blake Morgan, John Greene. Downers Grove, IL 60515 Downers Grove Market Report · IL Home Values Downers Grove, IL holds about 21,527 homes, 75% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1974. Downers Grove includes established traditional homes, custom rebuilds, and attached residences. Buyers balance pricing against neighboring communities such as Lisle and Naperville. Housing inventory features wooded lots and central DuPage positioning. The Downers Grove median sold price stands at $540,500 as of May 2026, +6% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $580,000 in January 2026. 625 homes closed over the period, averaging 103.3% of list price most recently, with 36 days on market. Read the trend, not the single month. Downers Grove pricing follows preparation and seasonality more than it follows rate news, and the spread between prepared and unprepared homes is wider than the median suggests. A street-level read is a different number from the one above, and the table below is where it starts. Get your home's number See Downers Grove listings $541K median sold +6% year over year 36d on market Jun May Downers Grove median sold · trailing 12 months Downers Grove by the month 12 months of Downers Grove closings, June 2025 through May 2026. Each panel is one series; the table carries every figure. Median sold price $540,500 May 2026 The median Downers Grove home sold for $540,500 in May 2026, up 6% from $510,000 in June 2025. Homes closed 54 May 2026 54 homes closed in Downers Grove in May 2026, down 16.9% from 65 in June 2025. New listings 74 May 2026 74 homes came on the market in May 2026, up 5.7% from 70 in June 2025. Closed per new listing 0.73 May 2026 0.73 homes closed for every new listing in May 2026, down 0.20 from 0.93 in June 2025. Average days on market 36 May 2026 Homes averaged 36 days on the market in May 2026, 10 days faster than June 2025. Sold-to-list ratio 103.3% May 2026 Homes closed at 103.3% of list price in May 2026, up 1.9 points from 101.4% in June 2025. Months of supply 2.5 May 2026 149 homes are on the market in Downers Grove, about 2.5 months of supply at the pace of the last three months. The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Twelve months of Downers Grove closings Month Median sold Closed New listings Avg DOM List-to-sale June 2025 $510,000 65 70 46 101.4% July 2025 $519,000 70 65 47 100.4% August 2025 $480,000 53 61 43 102.6% September 2025 $475,000 60 62 50 100.5% October 2025 $437,000 59 56 42 99.7% November 2025 $410,000 38 40 49 99.7% December 2025 $465,000 43 24 50 99% January 2026 $580,000 31 49 64 99.5% February 2026 $535,167 28 53 60 100.9% March 2026 $472,500 70 58 53 101% April 2026 $537,500 54 91 50 100.8% May 2026 $540,500 54 74 36 103.3% The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) What the Downers Grove numbers say The median Downers Grove home sold for $540,500 in May 2026, up 6% from $510,000 in June 2025. The twelve-month high was $580,000 in January 2026. Homes averaged 36 days on the market and closed at 103.3% of list price in May 2026. That is 10 days faster than June 2025. At the pace of the last three months, the 149 homes on the market in Downers Grove represent about 2.5 months of supply: less than four months, which is the range where prepared homes tend to clear quickly and buyers have little room to wait. Buyers should expect to move on a home in days rather than weeks, and to have the comparable sales in hand before writing. Sellers are getting close to their asking price, which usually means the price was set against recent comparable sales rather than against what neighbors are asking. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Talk to someone who works Downers Grove I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Sell Your Home in Downers Grove, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/downers-grove/sell-your-home Summary: Selling in Downers Grove? Median value $540,500, +6% YoY. Pricing analysis, staging, and neighborhood marketing from Blake Morgan. Downers Grove, IL 60515 Sell Your Home in Downers Grove, IL Downers Grove, IL holds about 21,527 homes, 75% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1974. Downers Grove includes established traditional homes, custom rebuilds, and attached residences. Buyers balance pricing against neighboring communities such as Lisle and Naperville. Housing inventory features wooded lots and central DuPage positioning. Downers Grove sellers are working with a median value of $540,500, +6% over the past twelve months. Homes averaged 103.3% of list price in May 2026, with 36 average days on market. Well-prepared homes here move decisively; unprepared ones sit and negotiate from weakness. The listing process is the same at every price point: a pricing analysis built on the last ninety days of Downers Grove closings, a prep plan ranked by return, staging and photography included, and a coordinated launch across the MLS, the portals, and Downers Grove neighborhood marketing. Request a pricing analysis Downers Grove market report $541K Downers Grove median value +6% 12-month change 103.3% list-to-sale last month 36 avg days on market ★★★★★ Working with Blake Morgan was an absolute pleasure from start to finish! He was always quick to respond to all my questions — no matter the time — and his communication was top-notch throughout the entire process. Blake showed up to every showing we requested and went above and beyond to make both selling my home and purchasing a new one completely stress-free. He truly made what can often be a complicated and overwhelming process feel easy and seamless. I couldn't have asked for a better realtor, and I will definitely be recommending Blake to all my friends, family, and future referrals. If you're looking for someone who's professional, responsive, and genuinely cares about helping you every step of the way, Blake Morgan is the one to call! Danny E. Bought and sold a single-family home in Plainfield Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) How your Downers Grove sale runs 1 · Price with evidence A pricing analysis on the last ninety days of Downers Grove closings: comps at the school-boundary level, condition-adjusted, with your defensible range in writing. 2 · Prep by return A room-by-room walk-through ranking fixes by payback. Staging consult, photography, and the full marketing package are included at every price point. 3 · Launch coordinated MLS, portals, and Downers Grove neighborhood marketing land the same day, so the first weekend produces competition instead of trickle. 4 · Negotiate from strength An offer is read properly when it arrives, terms as well as price, because the highest number is not always the one that closes. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Downers Grove I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Homes for Sale in Elmhurst, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elmhurst/homes-for-sale Summary: Buying in Elmhurst (Elmhurst 60126). Median value $752,750, 46 avg days on market. Local expertise from Blake Morgan, John Greene. Elmhurst, IL 60126 Homes for Sale in Elmhurst, IL Elmhurst, IL holds about 17,753 homes, 80% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1964. Elmhurst contains traditional mid-century homes alongside substantial new-construction residences. Purchasers weigh higher price per square foot metrics against proximity to Chicago. The community sits directly east of Addison and Downers Grove. $753K Elmhurst median sold +15.8% year over year 46 days on market 513 closed in 12 months Figures as of May 2026. Buying in Elmhurst means moving at the neighborhood's pace rather than the market's headlines. Homes here average 46 days on market against a median value of $752,750, and 513 closed over the last twelve months. Prices here move street by street rather than town-wide, so the comparable sales that decide an offer are the recent ones inside the same boundaries, not the town's median. Read that way, a list price tells you whether a seller is reflecting the market or testing it, and an offer can be built on the competition that actually exists. $753K median value +15.8% 12-month change 46 avg days on market 80% owner-occupied Map data ©2026 Google 17,753 homes $753K median 46d avg DOM Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Elmhurst neighborhoods Crescent Park Guides Getting pre-approved for a mortgage in Naperville Pricing your home in Naperville: questions sellers ask Services First-Time Home Purchase Guidance Property Listing and Sale Representation Relocation Support Bilingual Real Estate Consultation Tools Mortgage calculator Affordability Closing costs Home value request Buyer checklist Seller checklist Glossary Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Elmhurst I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Elmhurst Market Report · IL Home Values · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elmhurst/market-report Summary: Twelve months of Elmhurst closings: median sold price, days on market and list-to-sale, reviewed month by month with Blake Morgan, John Greene. Elmhurst, IL 60126 Elmhurst Market Report · IL Home Values Elmhurst, IL holds about 17,753 homes, 80% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1964. Elmhurst contains traditional mid-century homes alongside substantial new-construction residences. Purchasers weigh higher price per square foot metrics against proximity to Chicago. The community sits directly east of Addison and Downers Grove. The Elmhurst median sold price stands at $752,750 as of May 2026, +15.8% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $900,000 in March 2026. 513 homes closed over the period, averaging 101.3% of list price most recently, with 46 days on market. Read the trend, not the single month. Elmhurst pricing follows preparation and seasonality more than it follows rate news, and the spread between prepared and unprepared homes is wider than the median suggests. A street-level read is a different number from the one above, and the table below is where it starts. Get your home's number See Elmhurst listings $753K median sold +15.8% year over year 46d on market Jun May Elmhurst median sold · trailing 12 months Elmhurst by the month 12 months of Elmhurst closings, June 2025 through May 2026. Each panel is one series; the table carries every figure. Median sold price $752,750 May 2026 The median Elmhurst home sold for $752,750 in May 2026, up 15.8% from $650,000 in June 2025. Homes closed 56 May 2026 56 homes closed in Elmhurst in May 2026, down 26.3% from 76 in June 2025. New listings 63 May 2026 63 homes came on the market in May 2026, up 16.7% from 54 in June 2025. Closed per new listing 0.89 May 2026 0.89 homes closed for every new listing in May 2026, down 0.52 from 1.41 in June 2025. Average days on market 46 May 2026 Homes averaged 46 days on the market in May 2026, 1 day slower than June 2025. Sold-to-list ratio 101.3% May 2026 Homes closed at 101.3% of list price in May 2026, up 0.7 points from 100.6% in June 2025. Months of supply 2.5 May 2026 128 homes are on the market in Elmhurst, about 2.5 months of supply at the pace of the last three months. The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Twelve months of Elmhurst closings Month Median sold Closed New listings Avg DOM List-to-sale June 2025 $650,000 76 54 45 100.6% July 2025 $794,500 42 39 51 99.9% August 2025 $565,000 44 40 55 99.7% September 2025 $650,000 39 53 50 100.9% October 2025 $580,000 42 47 43 99.9% November 2025 $580,000 25 30 57 100.4% December 2025 $563,000 41 21 52 98.5% January 2026 $676,000 20 46 67 97.6% February 2026 $635,000 32 55 96 97% March 2026 $900,000 37 66 45 99.7% April 2026 $690,000 59 71 45 100% May 2026 $752,750 56 63 46 101.3% The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) What the Elmhurst numbers say The median Elmhurst home sold for $752,750 in May 2026, up 15.8% from $650,000 in June 2025. The twelve-month high was $900,000 in March 2026. Homes averaged 46 days on the market and closed at 101.3% of list price in May 2026. That is 1 day slower than June 2025. At the pace of the last three months, the 128 homes on the market in Elmhurst represent about 2.5 months of supply: less than four months, which is the range where prepared homes tend to clear quickly and buyers have little room to wait. Buyers should expect to move on a home in days rather than weeks, and to have the comparable sales in hand before writing. Sellers are getting close to their asking price, which usually means the price was set against recent comparable sales rather than against what neighbors are asking. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Talk to someone who works Elmhurst I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Sell Your Home in Elmhurst, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/elmhurst/sell-your-home Summary: Selling in Elmhurst? Median value $752,750, +15.8% YoY. Pricing analysis, staging, and neighborhood marketing from Blake Morgan. Elmhurst, IL 60126 Sell Your Home in Elmhurst, IL Elmhurst, IL holds about 17,753 homes, 80% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1964. Elmhurst contains traditional mid-century homes alongside substantial new-construction residences. Purchasers weigh higher price per square foot metrics against proximity to Chicago. The community sits directly east of Addison and Downers Grove. Elmhurst sellers are working with a median value of $752,750, +15.8% over the past twelve months. Homes averaged 101.3% of list price in May 2026, with 46 average days on market. Well-prepared homes here move decisively; unprepared ones sit and negotiate from weakness. The listing process is the same at every price point: a pricing analysis built on the last ninety days of Elmhurst closings, a prep plan ranked by return, staging and photography included, and a coordinated launch across the MLS, the portals, and Elmhurst neighborhood marketing. Request a pricing analysis Elmhurst market report $753K Elmhurst median value +15.8% 12-month change 101.3% list-to-sale last month 46 avg days on market ★★★★★ Working with Blake Morgan was an absolute pleasure from start to finish! He was always quick to respond to all my questions — no matter the time — and his communication was top-notch throughout the entire process. Blake showed up to every showing we requested and went above and beyond to make both selling my home and purchasing a new one completely stress-free. He truly made what can often be a complicated and overwhelming process feel easy and seamless. I couldn't have asked for a better realtor, and I will definitely be recommending Blake to all my friends, family, and future referrals. If you're looking for someone who's professional, responsive, and genuinely cares about helping you every step of the way, Blake Morgan is the one to call! Danny E. Bought and sold a single-family home in Plainfield Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) How your Elmhurst sale runs 1 · Price with evidence A pricing analysis on the last ninety days of Elmhurst closings: comps at the school-boundary level, condition-adjusted, with your defensible range in writing. 2 · Prep by return A room-by-room walk-through ranking fixes by payback. Staging consult, photography, and the full marketing package are included at every price point. 3 · Launch coordinated MLS, portals, and Elmhurst neighborhood marketing land the same day, so the first weekend produces competition instead of trickle. 4 · Negotiate from strength An offer is read properly when it arrives, terms as well as price, because the highest number is not always the one that closes. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Elmhurst I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Homes for Sale in Lisle, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/lisle/homes-for-sale Summary: Buying in Lisle (Lisle 60532). Median value $413,750, 49 avg days on market. Local expertise from Blake Morgan, John Greene. Lisle, IL 60532 Homes for Sale in Lisle, IL Lisle, IL holds about 10,466 homes, 56% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1983. Lisle offers single-family residences, condominiums, and townhouses bordering Naperville. Buyers weigh slightly lower purchase points against shared access to western suburban employment corridors. The housing stock balances compact suburban developments with established wooded subdivisions. $414K Lisle median sold -6.5% year over year 49 days on market 231 closed in 12 months Figures as of May 2026. Buying in Lisle means moving at the neighborhood's pace rather than the market's headlines. Homes here average 49 days on market against a median value of $413,750, and 231 closed over the last twelve months. Prices here move street by street rather than town-wide, so the comparable sales that decide an offer are the recent ones inside the same boundaries, not the town's median. Read that way, a list price tells you whether a seller is reflecting the market or testing it, and an offer can be built on the competition that actually exists. $414K median value -6.5% 12-month change 49 avg days on market 56% owner-occupied Map data ©2026 Google 10,466 homes $414K median 49d avg DOM Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Lisle neighborhoods Downtown Lisle Green Trails Beau Bien Guides Getting pre-approved for a mortgage in Naperville Pricing your home in Naperville: questions sellers ask Services First-Time Home Purchase Guidance Property Listing and Sale Representation Relocation Support Bilingual Real Estate Consultation Tools Mortgage calculator Affordability Closing costs Home value request Buyer checklist Seller checklist Glossary Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Lisle I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Lisle Market Report · IL Home Values · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/lisle/market-report Summary: Twelve months of Lisle closings: median sold price, days on market and list-to-sale, reviewed month by month with Blake Morgan, John Greene. Lisle, IL 60532 Lisle Market Report · IL Home Values Lisle, IL holds about 10,466 homes, 56% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1983. Lisle offers single-family residences, condominiums, and townhouses bordering Naperville. Buyers weigh slightly lower purchase points against shared access to western suburban employment corridors. The housing stock balances compact suburban developments with established wooded subdivisions. The Lisle median sold price stands at $413,750 as of May 2026, -6.5% year over year. The twelve-month peak was $531,000 in October 2025. 231 homes closed over the period, averaging 99.9% of list price most recently, with 49 days on market. Read the trend, not the single month. Lisle pricing follows preparation and seasonality more than it follows rate news, and the spread between prepared and unprepared homes is wider than the median suggests. A street-level read is a different number from the one above, and the table below is where it starts. Get your home's number See Lisle listings $414K median sold -6.5% year over year 49d on market Jun May Lisle median sold · trailing 12 months Lisle by the month 12 months of Lisle closings, June 2025 through May 2026. Each panel is one series; the table carries every figure. Median sold price $413,750 May 2026 The median Lisle home sold for $413,750 in May 2026, down 6.5% from $442,500 in June 2025. Homes closed 18 May 2026 18 homes closed in Lisle in May 2026, down 35.7% from 28 in June 2025. New listings 35 May 2026 35 homes came on the market in May 2026, up 40% from 25 in June 2025. Closed per new listing 0.51 May 2026 0.51 homes closed for every new listing in May 2026, down 0.61 from 1.12 in June 2025. Average days on market 49 May 2026 Homes averaged 49 days on the market in May 2026, 13 days slower than June 2025. Sold-to-list ratio 99.9% May 2026 Homes closed at 99.9% of list price in May 2026, down 2.6 points from 102.5% in June 2025. Months of supply 3.3 May 2026 63 homes are on the market in Lisle, about 3.3 months of supply at the pace of the last three months. The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Twelve months of Lisle closings Month Median sold Closed New listings Avg DOM List-to-sale June 2025 $442,500 28 25 36 102.5% July 2025 $410,000 25 25 49 99.6% August 2025 $465,000 26 17 49 100% September 2025 $459,000 13 23 37 100.3% October 2025 $531,000 22 25 45 99.5% November 2025 $380,000 19 17 45 98.2% December 2025 $421,500 20 11 56 98.9% January 2026 $422,500 10 14 40 98.5% February 2026 $430,000 10 23 37 98.7% March 2026 $471,500 22 25 35 101.7% April 2026 $451,000 18 35 34 100.5% May 2026 $413,750 18 35 49 99.9% The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) What the Lisle numbers say The median Lisle home sold for $413,750 in May 2026, down 6.5% from $442,500 in June 2025. The twelve-month high was $531,000 in October 2025. Homes averaged 49 days on the market and closed at 99.9% of list price in May 2026. That is 13 days slower than June 2025. At the pace of the last three months, the 63 homes on the market in Lisle represent about 3.3 months of supply: less than four months, which is the range where prepared homes tend to clear quickly and buyers have little room to wait. Buyers should expect to move on a home in days rather than weeks, and to have the comparable sales in hand before writing. Sellers are getting close to their asking price, which usually means the price was set against recent comparable sales rather than against what neighbors are asking. Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) Talk to someone who works Lisle I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Sell Your Home in Lisle, IL · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/illinois/lisle/sell-your-home Summary: Selling in Lisle? Median value $413,750, -6.5% YoY. Pricing analysis, staging, and neighborhood marketing from Blake Morgan. Lisle, IL 60532 Sell Your Home in Lisle, IL Lisle, IL holds about 10,466 homes, 56% of them owner-occupied, with a median year built of 1983. Lisle offers single-family residences, condominiums, and townhouses bordering Naperville. Buyers weigh slightly lower purchase points against shared access to western suburban employment corridors. The housing stock balances compact suburban developments with established wooded subdivisions. Lisle sellers are working with a median value of $413,750, -6.5% over the past twelve months. Homes averaged 99.9% of list price in May 2026, with 49 average days on market. Well-prepared homes here move decisively; unprepared ones sit and negotiate from weakness. The listing process is the same at every price point: a pricing analysis built on the last ninety days of Lisle closings, a prep plan ranked by return, staging and photography included, and a coordinated launch across the MLS, the portals, and Lisle neighborhood marketing. Request a pricing analysis Lisle market report $414K Lisle median value -6.5% 12-month change 99.9% list-to-sale last month 49 avg days on market ★★★★★ Working with Blake Morgan was an absolute pleasure from start to finish! He was always quick to respond to all my questions — no matter the time — and his communication was top-notch throughout the entire process. Blake showed up to every showing we requested and went above and beyond to make both selling my home and purchasing a new one completely stress-free. He truly made what can often be a complicated and overwhelming process feel easy and seamless. I couldn't have asked for a better realtor, and I will definitely be recommending Blake to all my friends, family, and future referrals. If you're looking for someone who's professional, responsive, and genuinely cares about helping you every step of the way, Blake Morgan is the one to call! Danny E. Bought and sold a single-family home in Plainfield Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) How your Lisle sale runs 1 · Price with evidence A pricing analysis on the last ninety days of Lisle closings: comps at the school-boundary level, condition-adjusted, with your defensible range in writing. 2 · Prep by return A room-by-room walk-through ranking fixes by payback. Staging consult, photography, and the full marketing package are included at every price point. 3 · Launch coordinated MLS, portals, and Lisle neighborhood marketing land the same day, so the first weekend produces competition instead of trickle. 4 · Negotiate from strength An offer is read properly when it arrives, terms as well as price, because the highest number is not always the one that closes. Tell me what you're trying to do Buying, selling, or still deciding, a short note is enough to start. You'll get a real reply from me, not an auto-responder. A person reads every message No drip campaign, no lead-sharing with other agents Happy to answer one question and leave it there Talk to someone who works Lisle I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## Getting pre-approved for a mortgage in Naperville · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/pre-approval Summary: Pre-qualified or pre-approved, what the lender will ask for, credit, ratios and what moves the rate, choosing a lender, and after the letter: keeping the approval alive. Naperville, IL Getting pre-approved for a mortgage in Naperville Pre-qualified or pre-approved, what the lender will ask for, credit, ratios and what moves the rate, choosing a lender, and after the letter: keeping the approval alive. In this guide Pre-qualified or pre-approved? What the lender will ask for Credit, ratios and what moves the rate Choosing a lender After the letter: keeping the approval alive Pre-qualified or pre-approved? A pre-qualification provides an initial estimate of borrowing power based on unverified financial details that you report to a lender. A pre-approval involves submitted pay stubs, tax returns, and credit checks to verify your purchasing ability. In Naperville, sellers treat these two documents differently when reviewing incoming purchase offers. Properties spent an average of 20 days on the market in August 2026, which encourages listing agents to prioritize verified buyers. A pre-approval letter demonstrates that an underwriter checked your assets, which reduces financing delays for the seller. The median sold price reached $512,000 in August 2026, with 227 active listings across the market. Sellers accepted an average of 97.6 percent of their asking price during that period. In a market where transactions move steadily, sellers often decline offers paired only with basic pre-qualification letters. Lenders assign an expiration date to every pre-approval letter, which accounts for shifts in interest rates or financial standings. You must request an updated document from your lender if your home search extends past that stated date. What the lender will ask for When you apply for a mortgage, your lender requires documentation to verify your identity and financial standing. You will need government-issued identification, recent pay stubs covering at least thirty days, and W-2 statements from the past two years. Lenders examine bank statements, investment accounts, and retirement balances to evaluate your available assets. They also review recurring debts, including student loans, auto financing, and credit card balances, to determine your total monthly obligations. Borrowers with commission income or self-employment status face additional documentation requirements during underwriting. If you run your own business, expect to supply two years of personal and business federal tax returns. Lenders frequently request year-to-date profit and loss statements, balance sheets, and signed letters from your certified public accountant. Commission earners must demonstrate a consistent earning history across a minimum of two consecutive years. If family members contribute toward your down payment or closing costs, specific rules govern those transfers. Lenders require a signed gift letter stating that the money does not require repayment. You must also supply paper trails showing the transfer of funds from the donor account into your personal bank account. Preparing these documents ahead of time prevents delays during your home purchase. Credit, ratios and what moves the rate Lenders evaluate your credit profile and debt-to-income ratio to determine your borrowing terms and interest rate. Higher credit tiers unlock lower interest rates, reduced mortgage insurance costs, and more flexible qualification standards. Your debt-to-income ratio compares your recurring monthly obligations against your gross monthly income. Keeping this ratio low gives you access to conventional financing, which forms the core of many local property purchases. Borrowers who need higher debt limits or lower minimum credit thresholds often evaluate government-backed options such as FHA or VA loans. In August 2026, the median sold price for a home in Naperville was $512,000. Properties around this median price level fit neatly within conventional, FHA, and VA financing parameters. The typical transaction in August 2026 settled at 97.6 percent of the original listing price. Homes priced substantially above the $512,000 median require jumbo loans if your mortgage amount exceeds standard conforming thresholds. Jumbo mortgages typically demand higher credit tiers, larger cash reserves, and lower debt-to-income ratios than conforming loans. The local housing market recorded 58 closed sales and 73 new listings during August 2026. Properties spent an average of 20 days on market, with 227 active homes available at the time. Naperville contains 47,000 homes, where owner-occupied properties account for 80.0 percent of the housing stock. Monitoring your credit history and managing existing debt balances in advance will position you for favorable interest rates across every price tier. Choosing a lender When you compare mortgage offers, you need to evaluate the interest rate alongside total fees and processing timelines. A lower interest rate may carry higher upfront points, administrative charges, or origination fees. Closing speed also carries significant weight because purchase contracts include strict financing deadlines. A lender who processes paperwork quickly can protect your earnest money and keep the closing date intact. Lenders with an established regional presence often work with appraiser panels that understand local property values. Appraisers familiar with area home styles and subdivisions can evaluate properties accurately and avoid appraisal delays. Their proximity also makes direct communication easier across the underwriting and closing stages. Federal regulations require every lender to provide a standardized loan estimate within three business days of your application. This three-page form details your loan terms, projected monthly payments, and total closing costs. The document clearly separates fixed third-party fees from lender charges, which simplifies cost comparisons. Reviewing loan estimates side by side helps you choose the financing structure that best matches your budget. After the letter: keeping the approval alive A mortgage approval letter confirms your financing based on your financial picture at a single moment. You must keep that picture stable until the transaction records and funds transfer. Do not open new credit cards, finance large purchases, or close existing revolving accounts during this waiting period. Any change in your debt balances can alter your debt ratios and jeopardize the final loan commitment. You should also maintain your current employment, avoiding job transitions or switches to commission compensation before closing day. Your interest rate lock protects your terms for a set window of time before settlement. You must track the expiration date closely to avoid paying extension fees or accepting higher market rates. Lenders re-verify your employment and pull a final credit report shortly before disbursing the funds. Even a minor discrepancy during this final review can delay settlement or prompt an entirely new underwriting review. You protect your purchase by keeping bank balances steady and consulting your lender before making any major financial decisions. Written from public sources and the closings recorded on this site; last revised September 11, 2026. The neighborhoods, honestly Naperville Naperville · $620K median $620K median 42 days 448 active Homes for sale → Bolingbrook Bolingbrook · $405K median $405K median 44 days 169 active Homes for sale → Oswego Oswego · $404K median $404K median 49 days 157 active Homes for sale → Elgin Elgin · $368K median $368K median 48 days 273 active Homes for sale → Addison Addison · $420K median $420K median 45 days 72 active Homes for sale → Chicago Chicago · $425K median $425K median 47 days 6879 active Homes for sale → Downers Grove Downers Grove · $541K median $541K median 36 days 149 active Homes for sale → Elmhurst Elmhurst · $753K median $753K median 46 days 128 active Homes for sale → Lisle Lisle · $414K median $414K median 49 days 63 active Homes for sale → Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) About the author Blake Morgan Real Estate Broker, John Greene · IL Broker #475212620 More about Blake → --- ## Pricing your home in Naperville: questions sellers ask · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/pricing-faq Summary: How is a list price decided, what is the {market} market doing right now, should I price high and come down, do search price bands matter, and what if it appraises low. Naperville, IL Pricing your home in Naperville: questions sellers ask How is a list price decided, what is the {market} market doing right now, should I price high and come down, do search price bands matter, and what if it appraises low. In this guide How is a list price decided? What is the {market} market doing right now? Should I price high and come down? Do search price bands matter? What if it appraises low? How is a list price decided? Setting a list price begins with reviewing recent sales of similar properties in Naperville. An automated estimate relies on public records and broad mathematical models to calculate a baseline figure. These algorithms cannot observe interior condition, remodeling quality, or structural updates made to a home built around the median year of 1984. Pricing adjustments account for finished spaces, lot differences, and specific physical improvements that digital models miss. You can consult the home value tool to view an automated starting point before inspecting physical details. Current market dynamics also determine how a home should be priced against existing inventory. Buyers compare each new property against the 227 active listings currently on the Naperville market. In August 2026, sellers brought 73 new listings to the market, and 58 transactions closed. Homes spent an average of 20 days on the market during that month. The ratio of monthly closed transactions to active inventory illustrates local absorption and buyer demand. Final pricing strategy reflects recent transaction values alongside historical negotiation patterns. In August 2026, the median sold price for Naperville was $512,000, and properties closed at 97.6 percent of their original list price. Across the community of 47,000 homes, where 80.0 percent are owner-occupied, balancing recent closings with active competition guides realistic market expectations. Evaluating closed comparables and current supply ensures that you select a list price aligned with demonstrated market behavior. What is the {market} market doing right now? The Naperville residential real estate market recorded a median sold price of $512,000 in August 2026. During that single month, buyers completed transactions on 58 individual homes across the community. Sellers introduced 73 new listings to the local market over the course of that month. Properties that changed hands spent an average of 20 days on the market before selling. Transactions concluded at an average list-to-sale ratio of 97.6% of the original asking prices. Current active inventory provides you with 227 distinct residential properties to review across the municipality. Naperville contains 47,000 total residential homes throughout its various established local areas. Owner occupants live in 80.0% of the residential housing inventory within the city limits. Residential homes throughout the city reflect an overall median construction year of 1984. The wider market snapshot documents an overall median home value of $512,000 in the community. This general valuation directly mirrors the median transaction figure recorded in August 2026. Average marketing duration remains consistent at 20 days across the gathered community data. The recorded real estate figures summarize activity compiled across a span of 12 months. You can evaluate these benchmarks when assessing available homes, setting timelines, and framing purchase offers. These baseline metrics allow you to track neighborhood home values and market pace with clarity. Should I price high and come down? Testing an inflated initial price often works against you during the most active phase of a home listing. In Naperville, the average time on market was 20 days in August 2026. Serious buyer attention is concentrated heavily in the first two weeks after a property appears on the public market. If you price above market value, buyers searching near the median sold price of $512,000 may overlook your home entirely. When a listing sits unsold past the 20 days typical for the area, prospective buyers begin to wonder why previous visitors decided against submitting offers. Extended market time can lead to negative buyer perceptions, lower initial interest, and less competitive bids. The list to sale price ratio stood at 97.6% in August 2026, showing that realistic asking prices generate strong results from motivated purchasers. A price reduction is appropriate when scheduled showings stall and feedback shows that buyers are choosing alternative properties. Naperville recorded 73 new listings and held 227 active homes in August 2026, which gives local buyers an ongoing stream of choices. Making a timely price adjustment helps your home stand out clearly and compete effectively among the 58 closed sales completed that month. Do search price bands matter? Online property portals organize inventory through fixed price brackets and drop-down menus. Most buyers select round numbers when they set their minimum and maximum budget filters. Pricing just under a round threshold cuts off buyers whose searches begin at that exact number. A listing placed directly on a boundary appears in searches that end at that number and searches that start there. Setting a boundary price allows you to capture attention from both search ranges simultaneously. Search visibility affects how rapidly listings attract attention across Naperville. In August 2026, the area had 227 active listings, 73 new listings, and 58 closed sales. The median sold price was $512,000, while properties stayed on the market for an average of 20 days. Sellers achieved a list-to-sale ratio of 97.6 percent during that month. The community includes 47,000 homes, with an owner-occupied rate of 80.0 percent and a median build year of 1984. Aligning a listing with portal price brackets ensures your property reaches buyers filtering within these parameters. What if it appraises low? When an appraisal comes in lower than your agreed purchase price, your mortgage lender bases your loan amount on that lower valuation. An appraisal contingency in your purchase contract protects you by providing clear options if a valuation shortfall occurs. You can negotiate a lower purchase price, split the difference with the seller, or cancel the transaction entirely without forfeiting your earnest money deposit. Alternatively, you can bring extra cash to the closing table to cover the appraisal gap on your own. Local market data provides context for understanding appraisal risks across Naperville. In August 2026, the list-to-sale ratio stood at 97.6%, which indicates that properties routinely sold for slightly less than their list prices. The median sold price reached $512,000 across 58 closed transactions, while sellers introduced 73 new listings. Homes averaged 20 days on the market, and 227 active listings remained available. Because buyers frequently secure properties below asking prices, the likelihood of an unexpected gap between contract prices and appraisals remains moderate. Written from public sources and the closings recorded on this site; last revised September 11, 2026. The neighborhoods, honestly Naperville Naperville · $620K median $620K median 42 days 448 active Homes for sale → Bolingbrook Bolingbrook · $405K median $405K median 44 days 169 active Homes for sale → Oswego Oswego · $404K median $404K median 49 days 157 active Homes for sale → Elgin Elgin · $368K median $368K median 48 days 273 active Homes for sale → Addison Addison · $420K median $420K median 45 days 72 active Homes for sale → Chicago Chicago · $425K median $425K median 47 days 6879 active Homes for sale → Downers Grove Downers Grove · $541K median $541K median 36 days 149 active Homes for sale → Elmhurst Elmhurst · $753K median $753K median 46 days 128 active Homes for sale → Lisle Lisle · $414K median $414K median 49 days 63 active Homes for sale → Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024) About the author Blake Morgan Real Estate Broker, John Greene · IL Broker #475212620 More about Blake → --- ## 605 Woodchuck Trl, Oswego, IL · Sold · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/listing/af-z4717934 Summary: 5 bed, 4 bath house in Oswego. sold August 24, 2026. Oswego · Oswego, IL 605 Woodchuck Trl, Oswego, IL $466,000 Sold Status Sold August 24, 2026 Beds 5 Baths 4 Property type House About this home A closing I personally represented in Oswego. Ask me about the comparable sales or what is coming up nearby. The neighborhood Oswego presents residential single-family subdivisions and newer developments along the Fox River valley. Buyers weigh quieter outlying streetscapes against longer travel times toward closer-in suburbs. The housing market offers larger lot configurations than older Cook County areas. See all Oswego homes for sale or the Oswego market report . The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Blake Morgan Real Estate Broker, John Greene Looking for something like this? Tell me what you are after and I will watch for it. Get a pricing analysis (312) 555-0199 Talk to someone who works Oswego I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## 707 Erwin St, Oswego, IL · Sold · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/listing/af-z462538212 Summary: 4 bed, 3 bath house in Oswego. sold August 21, 2026. Oswego · Oswego, IL 707 Erwin St, Oswego, IL $520,000 Sold Status Sold August 21, 2026 Beds 4 Baths 3 Property type House About this home A closing I personally represented in Oswego. Ask me about the comparable sales or what is coming up nearby. The neighborhood Oswego presents residential single-family subdivisions and newer developments along the Fox River valley. Buyers weigh quieter outlying streetscapes against longer travel times toward closer-in suburbs. The housing market offers larger lot configurations than older Cook County areas. See all Oswego homes for sale or the Oswego market report . The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Blake Morgan Real Estate Broker, John Greene Looking for something like this? Tell me what you are after and I will watch for it. Get a pricing analysis (312) 555-0199 Talk to someone who works Oswego I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## 3898 Valhalla Dr, Elgin, IL · Sold · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/listing/af-z92197134 Summary: 3 bed, 3 bath house in Elgin. sold August 14, 2026. Elgin · Elgin, IL 3898 Valhalla Dr, Elgin, IL $525,000 Sold Status Sold August 14, 2026 Beds 3 Baths 3 Property type House About this home A closing I personally represented in Elgin. Ask me about the comparable sales or what is coming up nearby. The neighborhood Elgin features a range of historic single-family properties alongside newer suburban subdivisions. Purchasers weigh lower price points near $68,000 against older housing maintenance requirements. The location provides alternative price access within Kane and Cook counties. See all Elgin homes for sale or the Elgin market report . The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Blake Morgan Real Estate Broker, John Greene Looking for something like this? Tell me what you are after and I will watch for it. Get a pricing analysis (312) 555-0199 Talk to someone who works Elgin I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## 363 Aaron Ln, Bolingbrook, IL · Sold · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/listing/af-z5393814 Summary: 2 bed, 3 bath house in Bolingbrook. sold August 11, 2026. Bolingbrook · Bolingbrook, IL 363 Aaron Ln, Bolingbrook, IL $363,000 Sold Status Sold August 11, 2026 Beds 2 Baths 3 Property type House About this home A closing I personally represented in Bolingbrook. Ask me about the comparable sales or what is coming up nearby. The neighborhood Bolingbrook provides a mix of detached single-family residences and attached housing. Purchasers compare accessible price points directly against neighboring Naperville home valuations. Buyers weigh proximity to regional road corridors against varied lot sizes. See all Bolingbrook homes for sale or the Bolingbrook market report . The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Blake Morgan Real Estate Broker, John Greene Looking for something like this? Tell me what you are after and I will watch for it. Get a pricing analysis (312) 555-0199 Talk to someone who works Bolingbrook I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## 1205 Josiah Rd, Naperville, IL 60563 · Sold · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/listing/af-z2058737231 Summary: 3 bed, 3 bath house in Naperville. sold August 7, 2026. Naperville · Naperville, IL 1205 Josiah Rd, Naperville, IL 60563 $585,000 Sold Status Sold August 7, 2026 Beds 3 Baths 3 Property type House About this home A closing I personally represented in Naperville. Ask me about the comparable sales or what is coming up nearby. The neighborhood Naperville features single-family homes and neighborhood tracts such as Pembroke Greens. Buyers weigh higher median prices against access to local amenities and established suburban infrastructure. Pricing spans starter options up to upper-tier homes near $967,000. See all Naperville homes for sale or the Naperville market report . The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Blake Morgan Real Estate Broker, John Greene Looking for something like this? Tell me what you are after and I will watch for it. Get a pricing analysis (312) 555-0199 Talk to someone who works Naperville I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## 10937 Front St #2B, Mokena, IL 60448 · $347,500 · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/listing/af-z439228538 Summary: 2 bed, 2 bath condo in Mokena. listed at $347,500. Mokena, IL 10937 Front St #2B, Mokena, IL 60448 $347,500 Status Active Beds 2 Baths 2 Property type Condo About this home A current listing I represent in Mokena. Ask me for the full details or to arrange a showing. The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Blake Morgan Real Estate Broker, John Greene Ask me about this home: showings, comps, or offer strategy. Ask about this home (312) 555-0199 Work with me on your next home purchase or sale Start with a conversation and a real pricing analysis. No commitment, no pressure, and you'll know your numbers either way. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 --- ## 216 Douglass Way, Bolingbrook, IL 60440 · $275,000 · Blake Morgan URL: https://blake-morgan-parity.sites.agentfaro.com/listing/af-z5393014 Summary: 3 bed, 3 bath house in Bolingbrook. listed at $275,000. Bolingbrook · Bolingbrook, IL 216 Douglass Way, Bolingbrook, IL 60440 $275,000 Status Active Beds 3 Baths 3 Property type House About this home A current listing I represent in Bolingbrook. Ask me for the full details or to arrange a showing. The neighborhood Bolingbrook provides a mix of detached single-family residences and attached housing. Purchasers compare accessible price points directly against neighboring Naperville home valuations. Buyers weigh proximity to regional road corridors against varied lot sizes. See all Bolingbrook homes for sale or the Bolingbrook market report . The properties shown here are transactions I personally represented, compiled from my public agent record. This site is not an MLS IDX feed and does not show the full active market; ask me and I will pull everything that fits. Blake Morgan Real Estate Broker, John Greene Ask me about this home: showings, comps, or offer strategy. Ask about this home (312) 555-0199 Talk to someone who works Bolingbrook I have 2 years in these neighborhoods and answer personally. Contact Blake (312) 555-0199 ---