Housing Market Reports for Naperville, Lisle, Plainfield, Aurora, & Oswego
Free Housing Reports for Naperville, Lisle, Plainfield, Aurora, & Oswego
The housing market and its impact on the economy continues to make news. If you have followed this site over the last several years, you know that we track the statistics on a regular basis. We have available, by FREE subscription, weekly reports, by zipcode for attached (ATT) homes and single family (SF) homes for the communities of Naperville, Lisle, Plainfield, Aurora, & Oswego. You may want to examine a sample of what we offer before signing up. To that end the links below will allow you to download a complete report for each community for the week ended September 25, 2011.
Why are these reports different and why do we think they offer you value?
- Impartial – The data is extracted from multiple resources and records databases.
- Comprehensive – It is not just MLS data – it includes additional recorded transactions.
- Timely – Reports are updated on a weekly basis. Many reporting systems are monthly or the data is several months old by the time it is published.
- Segmented – The data is broken down by zip code and quartile to help dial in to your particular market segment.
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Do these reports give the complete picture? Absolutely not. They give you a starting point to understand the market trends at certain levels. If you want the complete picture, contact us and we can sit down and discuss your specifics and get even more localized.
Number 94 – Support Navistar Moving to Lisle
Here is a little different twist – Help support our community! Navistar, currently headquartered in Warre
nville, Il has been exploring alternatives to the Lisle site (former AT&T building on Warrenville Rd) because of the noise raised by a small group of protesters. Navistar has done a lot of work to alleviate those concerns and has extended their timeline with the seller to attempt to reach agreement with concerned stakeholders.
If they leave the area, think of the impact on ours and surrounding communities in terms of housing sales, sales tax revenue, and jobs. Get in touch with your elected officials and let them know we want them to stay. Join the Facebook group(s) to show your support and to keep up to date.
Read the latest article from the Daily Herald.
