I know you have read the headlines that the sky is falling on the real estate market, but is it accurate for the Chicago real estate market? As they say, real estate is local, so today, I’m going to give the facts of what is essential to know about the change here in the Chicago […]
Real Estate Market Update
Chicago’s Real Estate Market is at a Turning Point. What Will it Mean for the Future?
Whether you’re looking to buy or sell a house in Chicago, there’s an overwhelming amount of information to consider. Depending on who you listen to, you might be wondering whether the market is about to meltdown — or whether inflation will put real estate prices on the moon. So if you’re confused don’t worry -– […]
Average Time To Sell a House In Chicago 2022
Have you ever been curious about how long it takes to sell a house in Chicago? How many days on the market (DOM) should your house be up for sale? Currently, It takes an average of 35-49 days on the market before selling in Chicago, but this number is greatly affected by the property, specific […]
2021 Best Time to Buy a House in Chicago?
If you are thinking about buying a house in Chicago, it is important to know if this is the best time. After years of price appreciation and good market conditions, some analysts have started questioning whether or not the market will cool down or even crash. This blog post will help answer that question by […]
2021 Spring Housing Market: What to Expect
If you are looking to buy a home in 2021, you’re in for a wild ride. You are going to experience home hunting as no one has seen before. We have seen an increase in prices across the board in the recent past. Everything, from shares of GameStop, Bitcoin, and even the value of some […]
How Coronavirus Affects Real Estate
It has already ruined March Madness, the NBA, MLB, Disney World, concerts, the Olympics, it’s guaranteed to ruin spring, and it has even ruined my ability to find toilet paper. But, will coronavirus ruin your new house search or home sale? I spent my first three days of quarantine, glued to the television and media […]
