Detached homes in the Chicago suburbs now cost a median of $360,000: that’s a $30,000, increase according to the Mainstreet Organization of REALTORS®.

Anna Fiascone and Natalie Ryan of BHHS Chicago recently oversaw a $2,750,000 transaction in Willowbrook: the most expensive home sale in that suburb in the past 10 years.

The National Association of REALTORS® recently honored two local agents as part of their annual 30 Under 30 class: Brandon Blankenship and Melanie Miller.

Agents have been turning to their associations with questions ever since NAR settled in March to end litigation over broker commissions.

In March, 10,024 homes sold in Illinois: the lowest number seen since 2008, according to new data from Illinois REALTORS®.

The step from renting to owning is not a step, exactly. It’s a leap. And that financial leap is smaller for Gen Z living in Chicago, according to a new study from RentCafe.

Erika Villegas will move into the role of CAR president.

Chicagoland suburban prices were up 9.3% year over year during March, continuing a steady climb — with no signs of slowing, according to the Mainstreet Organization of REALTORS®.

MRED’s parent company MLSNI would still need to approve the change before it becomes official.

CENTURY 21 Circle recently acquired CENTURY 21 1st Class Homes, a Schaumburg office led by Carol Mellander.

Cook County Clerk Karen Yarbrough passed away recently. We here at Chicago Agent remember her as a friend of the magazine.

Illinois has some ideal places to raise a family, according to a new ranking. Specifically, seven Chicago suburbs.

Chicago is one of the best cities in the country to save and make money on a fixer-upper, a new report found.

In February, housing inventory in Illinois hit its lowest since 2008, according to new data from Illinois REALTORS®. That’s the year the association began tracking the data.

If approved, the transfer tax would have increased on transactions worth $1 million or more.

The referendum which asks voters to weigh in on proposed transfer tax changes will be considered in the upcoming election, after a March 6 ruling by Illinois’ Appellate Court. Now, BOMA/Chicago is challenging that decision.