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SNN May-June 2004 The number of properties listed during this year’s first quarter is stable for single-family homes, down 76 in 2004 vs. 108 in 2003 for condominiums, and tripled in multi-unit with 18 in 2004 vs. 6 in 2003. The large increase in the number of multi-unit properties on the market is due to several factors: the apartments are difficult to rent; rents are low; real estate taxes are high and getting higher; and many buildings are being torn down to be rebuilt as single-family homes. Prices are also significant. The average selling price of single-family homes has increased by 155% over last year, $1,466,164 vs. $941,666 in 2003. Obviously, the $2 million+ new construction home sales have affected the increase. Listing prices are up! The average list price of a single-family home in the first quarter of 2004 is $1,709,643 vs. $931,857 in 2003, an increase of 183%. Multi-unit average prices are up 152% with $1,063,583 in 2004 vs. $699,000 in 2003. FYI’s Not previously reported, new construction is occurring: 2100 block of Clifton, purchased $975,000 January 2004 2000 block of Dayton, purchased for $985,000 October 2003 2300 block of Greenview, purchased for $550,000 July 2003 2200 block of Southport, purchased for $510,000 August 2003 2300 block of Wayne, purchased for $565,000 November 2002 If you have not received this year’s 2002-2003 Sheffield Neighborhood Real Estate Market Report and would like a copy, please contact me at 773.294.1822 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it The report is available in a PDF version. Paula Arnett, GRI, CRS, ABR, is a Broker Associate with Sudler (formerly Beliard Gordon and Partners) 1650 N Wells, and a member of the SNA Board of Directors. *Sheffield’s boundaries are Armitage on the South, Fullerton on the North, Halsted on the East and the Chicago River on the West. |
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