Home sales, homes prices and homes for sale all rose in Illinois during October, according to new data from Illinois REALTORS®.

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Illinois home sales slipped during September while prices and inventory rose. In Chicago, though, inventory shrank. The new data comes from Illinois REALTORS®.

For the first time in a year, the average time on market for detached suburban homes is up, according to Mainstreet.

Don Prigge, a near-50-year real estate veteran, died Oct. 8 at age 72. He retired from Baird & Warner just five days prior.

By the “50/30/20 rule,” it costs $93,999 per year to live comfortably in the Windy City, according to GOBankingRates.

October’s increase comes as inflation slows and mortgage rates decline. 

Roughly 50 days since the new rules took effect on Aug. 17, dozens of agents and managing brokers have shared a business-as-usual sentiment with Chicago Agent.

More sellers are putting their homes on the market as mortgage rates fall significantly for the first time in two years.

The Mainstreet Organization of REALTORS® installation ceremony took place at Dinolfo’s Banquets in Homer Glenn on Sept 12.

On Sept. 4, the North Shore-Barrington Association of REALTORS® held a black-tie optional induction ceremony at Ravinia Tree Top. Between 150 and 175 people attended.