affordable housing: How Low is Low?
- 06/20/21 05:30 PM
Low inventory levels is a phrase that is consistently in the news when the subject is real estate - the housing market, etc . So how low is low?
As of today, in Aurora, IL, there are only 108 detached homes for sale. Considering that the city has close to 200K people (final numbers not ready for 2020 census) that is pretty low. So here is the breakdown by type of listings: Detached Single Family Homes - Aurora, IL # 2 City in IL Total Active 108 - Population - 194,873 (2021) New - 44 Reactivated - 11 Price Change - 8 Active - 45
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affordable housing: August 2016 Aurora IL Market Activity
- 09/10/16 04:18 AM
Hard to believe that the year is 3/4's over...fall is around the corner as overnight temperatures drop to low 50's in the Aurora, IL area already. It was a busy August for Illinois' 2nd city as limited inventory levels in one of the most affordable cities made a big dent in closed sales over 2016. Currently there are only 359 available homes in the single detached category! With Aurora having a population of over 200,000 this is one of the lowest levels in years. Out of those 359 there are 33 brand new listings, with another 26 listings showing price changes and … (1 comments)
affordable housing: Having Fun and Giving Back Part of My Way of Giving Thanks!
- 01/14/14 07:29 AM
I never thought I would be on the selling side of Real Estate. As a young single mother I lived in apartments and never even thought about owning my own home. My late father believed in buying homes and had several investment properties while I was growing up and after I went on my own he acquired more. It wasn't until he passed away that I was forced more or less to find out about real estate to help my mother manage the one building he did not liquidate before he died. Lucky for me I was working in a Fortune 500 … (2 comments)
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Evelyn Santiago, Managing Broker Heart Realty Group, Inc.
Low inventory levels is a phrase that is consistently in the news when the subject is real estate - the housing market, etc . So how low is low?
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