Average pricing for Naperville single family homes in 2009 show some surprises.
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Naperville Single Family homes on the rise
It is time to take a look at the performance in Naperville single family homes on a more long term basis. If you have been following these post in 2009, you know that typically I look at the 12 week period just ended vs the previous 12 week period – basically a rolling quarter vs [...]
Good Holiday News for Naperville housing market
This was the headline from a news release out of Springfield this week and marks the second consecutive month that double digit gains were seen in Illinois home sales numbers. Statewide total home sales (which include single-family and condominiums) in November 2009
Naperville Condo and Townhome Market Report
Market Stats Report on Condos and Townhomes in Naperville. This will be following the same format as the monthly single family homes report but will focus on this segment of the market. Industry news in recent weeks has included the expansion and extension of the Home Buyer’s Tax Credit
Naperville Home Sales for September
The latest buzz in the housing market is the efforts in Washington to extend the Home Buyer’s Tax Credit. Just this week several local politicians announced their support for expansion and/or extension. Meanwhile, here in Naperville, the numbers are in for the end of September. And market momentum…
New Look for Naperville Market Stats
There is a new look to the Market Stats charts for Naperville, IL. The flash charts shown below allow you to look at different time frames, hover over data points to get detailed information and more. Play with them, change the view period (top left), move the sliders (bottom right) to select different ranges, or hover over a data point to see the details. Don’t forget to peek
Naperville market stats continue to improve
The numbers are in for the end of July and are continuing to improve. Numbers released in the past week show that nationally, we may be starting to recover from the housing crisis. Sales of existing homes
