Chicago Real Estate Market Summary – December 2011

9 01 2012

After four months of consistent results, Lakeview, Lincoln Park, Near North and the Loop posted very mixed numbers when comparing December 2011 to 2010.

Unit Sales dropped  for the first time since July of 2011, for the combined areas against the same time period last year; however, Lakeview and properties priced $500,000 and under showed increases. Properties priced over $1,000,000 dropped 49.1%.

Units Under Contract increased for all areas, while Inventory Units and Months of Supply  continued dramatic decreases over the same period last year. Inventory levels remain high enough to continue to drive prices down. Median prices in December dropped 18.8% when compared to 2010.

       
  Dec-11 Dec-10 % +/-
       
Unit Sales – Total 352 373  -5.6
Lakeview  76  54   40.7
Lincoln Park  29  40  -27.5
Near North 109 107     1.9
Loop  40  42    -4.8
       
Unit Sales By Price Point       
0 – $500,000 254 243     4.5
$500,000 – $ 1,000,000  73  78    -6.4
$ 1,000,000 – Up  28  55  -49.1
       
Units Under Contract – Total 326 302   7.9
Lakeview  62  45   37.8
Lincoln Park  27  21   28.6
Near North  99  91     8.8
Loop  40  38     5.3
       
Unit Inventory – Total 3,776 5,519 -31.6
Lakeview  744 1017  -26.8
Lincoln Park  363  478  -24.1
Near North  881  1469  -40.0
Loop  330  568  -41.9
       
Inventory (Months Of Supply)  8.8 14.4 -38.8
Lakeview  8.8 18.4  -52.0
Lincoln Park 10.0 17.9  -44.1
Near North  6.7 13.0  -48.6
Loop  5.9 10.6  -43.9
       
Median Pricing – Total 315,000 388,000 -18.8
Lakeview 253,500 322,500  -21.4
Lincoln Park 288,000 351,500  -18.1
Near North 247,000 270,000    -8.5
Loop 211,500 261,250  -19.0

Numbers represent only properties listed in the MLS of Northern Illinois.

SOURCE – MRED LLC

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