The number of Chicago-area homebuyers putting properties under contract shot skyward in November, the biggest increase since rising interest rates slowed a multiyear sales boom in 2022.
Buyers put their chits down on a huge number of homes in November
Credit: @properties Christie's International Real Estate
This house on Forest Avenue in River Forest went under contract in November. Its asking price was $1.2 million.
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New proposal for Loeber farm in Schaumburg cuts density by two-thirds
Following heavy pushback from neighbors in the area, Nitti Development has also switched from a plan to build rental homes on the 33-acre site to all for-sale housing.
Multimillion-dollar houses coming to a Wicker Park site, each with a pool
The four homes, with prices starting at $3.8 million, will go on a contiguous set of six lots near the Division Street nightlife hub.
Condos underway at old Sisters of the Cenacle site on Fullerton Ave.
Two buildings of eight condos each are underway on the former surface parking lot that was part of the Cenacle Retreat Center for decades.
