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Geneva, IL Real Estate News

By Kathy Robertson
(Kettley Realtors)
The other day I was showing homes to a very nice lady in Eagle Brook subdivision in Geneva, IL.  It's a beautiful golf course community and we were having fun, discussing decorating, size of rooms, views of the golf course, etc. Then the dreaded subject of MARKET CONDITIONS came up.  She had a discussion with an attorney the day before and he stated the Realtors had driven up the prices in the last few years.  I have never heard anything so stupid! Would he then say Realtors drove down prices this past year in Geneva, IL? Thanks to the media there are so many misconceptions that have to be addressed every day in my profession.Prices are really set by the simple Law Of Supply & Demand. A professional Realtor will look at all the information available to them and suggest a price for your ...
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By Kathy Robertson
(Kettley Realtors)
I recently read a comment in the Kane County Chronicle regarding installing cameras at certain points in Geneva, IL to catch people who go through red lights. I'd be interested to hear what residents living in Geneva think of the idea.  Personally, I think it's a GREAT idea!  I have noticed lately that loads of people are doing this & hopefully, if it saves even one life, it's worth it.  It seems to me that everyone is in such a hurry - to where, what is so important?? I can understand it if someone is rushing to the hospital!  Randall Rd. is becoming impossible with everyone in a hurry to get to the next red light. The other day I was on Rt. 31 in Geneva & there is no doubt most people were going a good 15/20 miles over the speed limit. As a Realtor in the area, I'm in my car a lot & I...
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By Kathy Robertson
(Kettley Realtors)
I'm a Realtor in Geneva, IL.  Since this is my first blog I thought I'd throw out a fun question. I reside in the Historic district and have been amazed about a beautiful red fox strolling around the neighborhood!  It was sitting in my driveway the other day.  I've also seen it just walking down the sidewalks!  Has anyone else seen this beautiful animal??  It doesn't seem to be bothered by people, cars, etc..  A few months ago I also had a great horned owl in one of my trees. It was only a few feet from my window and was really interesting to observe.I'd like to invite everyone to mention interesting things they have noticed around town. I just love living in this area with all the shops & restaurants. Let me know what you're curious about or what information you'd like to have. Has any...
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By Exit Platinum Realty
(EXIT PLATINUM REALTY)
If you live in the Geneva area you probably feel very lucky, The Fox River Valley is turning green and Spring is in full force. If you have friends that a thinking about relocating to the area please have them contact me and i can show them homes in the area. From waterfront homes, townhomes to condos you can expect great service. Go to my website and start your search, use my tools to be an informed home buyer, If your looking to get a larger home or a senior looking for a simpler life style be sure to log in. Thanks and have a great Day. George Lainwww.southelgintownhomes.com   www.elgintownhome.com George@EXITPlatinumRealty.com Direct Line (847) 354-9431 
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By Eric Rogers
(Century 21 Pro-Team)
Geneva Real Estate Market TrendsJanuary TrendsDetached Style Single-Family Homes The median price of homes on the market in Geneva rose about .5% in the month of January, from $394,282 in December to $395,950. Conversely, the average price of homes sold during the same period fell significantly - going from $407,500 to $339,000 in January. The number of homes on the market also rose during the month of January, from 221 units to 232. During that time, the number of homes sold fell from 25 to 18 - the second-lowest figure over the past 2 years. Despite increasing inventory and shrinking sales, the supply of real estate on the market actually fell from 11 months to 5.9 months. Average days on market fell in January - going from 106 to 89 days. Attached Style Single-Family Homes Like detac...
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By Eric Rogers
(Century 21 Pro-Team)
Geneva, IllinoisGeneva Illinois history really begain in 1830 when Daniel Shaw Haight built a log cabin near a spring. He named his settlement Big Spring and set up a homestead with his family. In 1835 he sold his claim to James and Charity Herrington and moved north. The Herringtons were very influential in Geneva's early history, overseeing the construction of a saw mill in 1835-36 and the establishment of a post office in the same year. In 1836, Geneva became the seat of a newly created county - the County of Kane. At that time, voters also renamed the community Geneva after the city of the same name in New York. Also in 1836, a group of settlers arrived from Massachusetts. They would eventually found the first church in Geneva - the Unitarian Church - currently the oldest Unitarian ...
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By Ross Gerami
(Real Time Realty LLC)
I will go beyond any limitations to procure information that is not on the MLS listing sheet. Need to see a pic that is not on the listing I will drive out to any home and take pics and email them to my clients.
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By Ross Gerami
(Real Time Realty LLC)
I will go beyond any limitations to procure information that is not on the MLS listing sheet. Need to see a pic that is not on the listing I will drive out to any home and take pics and email them to my clients.
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