The median price of North Shore homes in the villages of Winnetka, Wilmette, Kenilworth, Northfield, and Glencoe dipped to $990,000 at the end of August. That was a 18% decrease from the previous month's median price of $1,210,000. The previous low median was $850,000 from April 2021.It's natural for home sales to dip at this time of year. Fewer buyers are looking now and many have decided to wait until the spring market of 2022. Inventory is still low frustrating everyone. Learn more about the North Shore real estate market: Median sales price:  Market time for home sales averages 40 days:  Under contract homes are decreasing - normal at this time of year:  New listings are also slowing as we head into fall: 168 homes for sale in Winnetka, Wilmette, Kenilworth, Glencoe, and Northfield:   09/14/2021

Parts of Chicago and the surrounding suburbs are experiencing record sales since the start of the pandemic. The overall real estate market in Chicagoland is strong. When putting your home on the market, you’ll want to do everything possible to make it attractive to buyers so you can get a good price and sell quickly. This will require a combination of making needed repairs, pricing it correctly, decluttering, and staging so it looks terrific for showings.Getting a home in ‘ready to sell’ condition is one of the most important steps to selling your home. No matter what market, there are key elements that should be addressed to position your home for success. These include: Price Condition Staging How Should you Price your Chicago Home?The first step in the selling process is figuring out... 09/17/2021