Housing Scorecard

Chicago’s housing inventory continues to rise, thanks in part to a boost in new-home construction in the market.

Chicago’s housing inventory is on the rise, thanks in part to a boost in new-home construction in the market.

At the same time, days on market rose, and existing-home sales declined.

Sales lost ground last month while starts gained it — see more local info in Chicago’s latest Housing Scorecard.

Home starts and home sales were both up last month — see more info in Chicago’s latest Housing Scorecard.

Chicago’s latest Housing Scorecard is in! Home sales and home starts were both up despite an overall down month.

Although it was an overall down month in Chicago real estate, home sales and home starts were up according to this month’s Housing Scorecard.

A year-over-year look at some of the key metrics in the Chicagoland residential real estate market.

Taking a closer look at key year-over-year metrics in the Chicagoland residential real estate market.

Although inventory and housing starts were up locally, it was an overall down month in Chicago real estate, according to this month’s Housing Scorecard.

A year-over-year look at key metrics in the Chicagoland residential real estate market.

Although it was an overall down month in Chicago real estate, inventory increased and days on the market dropped.

Amid an overall down month in Chicago real estate, inventory is on the rise. Days on the market are also dropping.

Although it was an overall down month in Chicago real estate, existing-home sales were up.

Although home sales slipped in Chicago last night, housing starts are up. Nationally, builder confidence is up, too.

Although it was an overall down month for Chicago real estate, days on the market also shrank, according to our latest Housing Scorecard.