Thursday, January 24, 2013
Six more homes were sold in Orland Park during December 2012 than in December 2011, however the median price fell by about $22,000.
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Thursday, January 24
The 25 detached, single-family homes sold during December in Orland Park outpaced the 19 homes sold in December 2011, according to the Mainstreet Organization of Realtors (MORe). In November, homes were sold in Orland Park, compared to 27 sold in November 2011. Despite climbing home sales, the median price of homes sold in December ($253,500) continue to decline over the median price of homes sold December 2011 ($275,000), a 7.8 percent-decrease. The market for detached, single-family homes in suburbs throughout the Southland saw growth in December, MORe reported. MORe gets its statistics from Midwest Real Estate Data. Chicago Heights saw the largest percent increase, with 188.9 percent more homes sold year over year in December. There …
Thursday, December 20, 2012
Home sales and prices they sold for continue trickling up in Orland Park month-to-month compared to 2011.
The 30 detached, single-family homes sold during November in Orland Park represented a 11.1 percent increase over sales during November 2011, according to the Mainstreet Organization of Realtors (MORe). Last month, 34 homes were sold in Orland Park, compared to 21 sold in October 2011. In addition, the median price of homes sold in November ($289,950) was 10.3 percent higher than the median price of homes sold in November 2011 ($263,000). The market for detached, single-family homes in suburbs throughout the Southland saw growth in November, MORe reported. MORe gets its statistics from Midwest Real Estate Data. Mokena saw the largest percent increase, with 87.5 percent more homes sold year over year in November. There were 8 homes sold …
Friday, October 19, 2012
Orland Park's real estate market perked up a pinch in September, as the bulk of the Chicago area saw a bump in year-over-year comparisons. See how the village fared compared to nearby towns.
Home sales in the Chicago area during September were at a six-year high, according to a recent RE/MAX report—and most of the Southland saw a similar boost. Orland Park saw a slight increase in the area, with the number of homes sold increasing from 19 sold in Sept. 2011 to 22 sold in Sept. 2012, according to the Mainstreet Organization of Realtors (MORe). On the down side for Orland's market, the average price of those homes decreased slightly by 3 percent year over year, from $283,942 to $275,318. Across the Chicago area, the number of homes sold in September rose by 22 percent over September 2011, according to RE/MAX. At 7,396 transactions, it was the busiest September for home sales since 2006. “We continue to see good news in the …
