See our chart below for the top-selling suburban housing markets in Chicagoland in the first half of 2016, according to research from Redfin. To adjust between total home sales and the single-family/condo markets, click on the tabs.
Suburb |
Total Home Sales |
YOY Change in Sales |
Naperville |
1,402 |
11.98% |
Aurora |
1,307 |
6.96% |
Plainfield |
918 |
16.35% |
Joliet |
853 |
13.43% |
Elgin |
762 |
-3.05% |
Palatine |
660 |
22.91% |
Arlington Heights |
648 |
6.40% |
Schaumburg |
640 |
9.59% |
Evanston |
577 |
10.54% |
Bolingbrook |
566 |
5.01% |
Suburb |
Single-Family Sales |
YOY Change in Sales |
Naperville |
989 |
12.39% |
Aurora |
854 |
-2.06% |
Plainfield |
743 |
16.28% |
Joliet |
687 |
10.99% |
Elgin |
539 |
-13.34% |
Bolingbrook |
464 |
8.16% |
Arlington Heights |
423 |
1.93% |
St. Charles |
412 |
9.28% |
Crystal Lake |
407 |
26.79% |
Wheaton |
365 |
11.62% |
Suburb |
Condo/Townhome Sales |
YOY Change in Sales |
Aurora |
422 |
20.57% |
Naperville |
411 |
10.48% |
Palatine |
331 |
9.97% |
Evanston |
320 |
10.73% |
Schaumburg |
313 |
15.07% |
Des Plaines |
288 |
6.27% |
Orland Park |
258 |
16.22% |
Tinley Park |
249 |
27.69% |
Arlington Heights |
225 |
15.98% |
Elgin |
199 |
21.34% |
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