Fox Valley home prices January 1 2022

Fox Valley home prices January 1, 2022

Fox Valley home prices January 1 2022.  Happy New Year!  We wish you a healthy, prosperous and happy year ahead.  Hopefully you will keep an eye on the market with us and jump in when you are ready.  Just let us know and we will be happy to help with all of your real estate needs.

The last week of the year was slow with new listings.  42 this week compared to 43 the previous week.  That is 2 holiday weeks in a row.  Now to take down all the decorations and get back to normal.

Closed listings for this last week of the year was slightly down.  174 this week compared to 186 the week before.

Take a look at the communities with the most activity this week:

Aurora-New 8 $160,000-$485,000

            Closed-35 $114,000-$491,000

Batavia-Closed 10 $201,000-$573,000

Bolingbrook-New 4 $319,500-$500,000

                   Closed-12 $180,000-$850,000

Montgomery-New 1 $239,900

                     Closed-13 $185,000-$390,000

Naperville-New 6 $419,000-$1,225,000

                 Closed-19 $340,000-$820,000

Plainfield-New 4 $270,000-$672,400

                Closed-20 $203,000-$675,000

Yorkville-New 2 $199,500-$276,600

               Closed-12 $265,000-$500,000

Let us know what community you are looking for and we can get you set up to receive listings as they hit the market.

Financing most used, median prices and 2,000 square feet or more

Median list price of single family homes this week was $324,950, last week $339,000.

Closed median price this week was$326,000, last week $335,500.

Stats January 1 2022
Stats January 1 2022

Conventional financing was used to close 121 homes this week with a median price of $335,000, last week 138 at median price of $350,500.

Conventional financing January 1 2022
Conventional financing January 1 2022

Cash was used to close 16 homes this week with a median price of $267,500, last week 11 at median price of $291,500.

Cash January 1 2022
Cash January 1 2022

FHA financing was used to close 23 homes this week at median price of $251,500, last week 28 homes at median price of $256,500.

FHA financing January 1 2022
FHA financing January 1 2022

VA financing was used to close 13 home this week at median price of $327,000, last week 7 homes at median price of $361,000.

VA financing January 1 2022
VA financing used

People are looking for homes with more square footage than they currently have. 83 homes closed this week that were looking for 2,000 square feet or more at a median price of $420,000, last week 99 homes at median price of $412,500.  The minimum price of home closed this week of 2,000 square feet or more at a price of $239,900, last week $239,000.

2000 SF or more January 1 2022
2000 SF or more 

Contracts accepted this week

Fox Valley home prices January 1, 2022-Contracts accepted this week

Contracts accepted this week were down.  101 this week compared to 120 the previous week.

Look at the communities seller’s accepted the most contracts:

Aurora-22                     Bolingbrook-12

Naperville-12                 Plainfield-14

No short sales were accepted by seller’s this week.  That does not mean that there are not any out there on the market.  Most homes right now have appreciated enough that even if you are struggling you can payoff the loan and might even have money left over.

Seller’s accepted contracts that are contingent on the buyer closing on their current home.  1 with a kick-out clause of 72 hours and 2 with 48 hours.

Also, seller’s accepted contracts that are contingent on the buyer selling and closing on their current home.  2 with a kick-out clause of 48 hours.

2021 by the month and a look back at 2020 and 2019

2021

Month        New   Closed   Contracts accepted

January           543        649              829

February         561         604              778

March             993       1099             1455

April              1006        926             1387

May               1088       1288             1289

June              1450       1686             1671

July                1118       1182              1210

August           1109       1203             1170

September    1083       1411              1251

October          715        973               930

November       557        854               931

December       349       1044              652

Totals      10572   12919      13553

2020

January          1105        566              858

February        1267        529            1024

March            1186         707            1079

April               648         786             775

May               1352        1010           1444

June              1232         908           1534

July               1417        1453           1852

August          1037        1335           1436

September    1176        1503           1503

October         843         1116           1159

November      567          985            699

December      513           971            783

Totals     12343    11869     14146

2019

January         878          407            568

February      1032          463            832

March          1731           915           1375

April            1594          792           1307

May             1645           995          1280

June            1643          1253         1218

July             1423          1008         1090

August         1585          1330         1196

September   1164            765         869

October       1041            738         776

November     897            946         839

December     496            638         497

Totals     15129     10250   11847

Inventory of homes for sale decreased all 3 years.  Closed homes went up all 3 years and so did prices because of the decrease in inventory.  This give you a good look at why prices are rising.  There are not enough homes built to satisfy the demand.  This is not just locally.  It is nation wide.  More homes need to be built or commercial property that is vacant needs to be modified to accommodate housing needs.

Check back with us every Saturday for the real estate market update.  At the end of each month we take a look back at the previous 2 years so you can see how the market is going.

Contact us

Call us at 630-503-6555 with all your real estate questions.  Your goal is our goal.  We will do everything we can to help you reach your goal.

Is 2022 the year you will want to make a move?  Request a home valuation to see what your home is worth in today’s market.  We will give you an estimate and a net proceeds that shows you the expenses to sell.  This will be updated when an offer comes in and we know all the terms.  Let us know a little bit about your home and what has been updated recently.

Thinking of buying a home this year?  Plan in advance it might take a while for the right home to come on the market that meets your needs.  Contact a loan officer and get them all your financial documents so they can  get you pre approved.  They will give you a letter showing what price will work for you and what type of financing so we can show the seller that you do qualify for their home when the time comes to make an offer.  You need to be ready to go in this market.

Resources:

Check with your loan officer for the rates they are willing to give you with your current credit score.  They can help you increase your score if needed.

If you need recommendations for loan officers, real estate attorneys or home inspectors we would be happy to give you a few to contact and you can decide who best to work with.

Look for us on Facebook and click on the “shop now” to search for homes anytime you like.  Look for the drop down arrows to change what type of home and other options.

All data is from our MLS MRED, LLC

Fox Valley home prices January 1 2022.  Happy New Year!  Have an awesome week ahead.

Kristine Heiman, SFR, SRS, AHWD, C2EX

Designated Managing Broker

Best Homes Fox Valley

200 Webster St

Montgomery, IL 60538

630-503-6555 ext 101

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