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Real Estate Market
North Shore Housing Inventory Snapshot – December 1, 2009
Here’s a snapshot of what’s on the market right now, including list prices and time on market. Not surprisingly, there seems to be a direct correlation between price level and time on market, with Winnetka, Kenilworth and Lake Forest being the priciest markets and also the ones where market time is longest, at well over 300 days.
|
Town |
# Units
for Sale* |
Median List Price | Average List Price | Average D.O.M. |
| Evanston |
225 |
$514,000 |
$695,154 |
240 |
| Wilmette |
155 |
$710,000 |
$887,632 |
280 |
| Glenview |
380 |
$664,950 |
$792,208 |
263 |
| Northfield |
64 |
$732,000 |
$885,750 |
314 |
| Kenilworth |
43 |
$1,899,000 |
$2,183,942 |
336 |
| Winnetka |
176 |
$1,499,000 |
$1,970,967 |
339 |
| Glencoe |
98 |
$1,099,450 |
$1,813,779 |
259 |
| Highland Park |
345 |
$679,000 |
$1,027,431 |
287 |
| Lake Forest |
316 |
$1,250,000 |
$1,911,778 |
320 |
| North Shore |
1802 |
$799,000 |
$1,236,879 |
288 |
* Detached single family houses (Source: MRED)













