Deerfield Realty Jan. 18-27 2008

Deerfield Real Estate Jan. 18-27 2008


Single Family Homes

Under Contract

• 1111 Park a 4bed 2.5bath home went under contract with a list price of $495,000

New Listings

• 1308 Somerset Ave. a 2bed 1.5bath $399,000
• 830 Cedar Ter. a 4bed 4.5bath $959,900
• 1363 Woodland Dr. a 5bed 5full 2half bath $1,949,000

Price Reductions

• 6 Price Reductions

Closed

• 1362 Arbor Vitae Rd. a 4bed 4bath closed for $429,000
• 1028 Hazel St. a 4bed 3.5bath closed for $1,101,050

Attached Homes

Under Contract

• 1220 Inverrary Ln. a 2bed 1.5bath $209,400
• 832 Swallow a 4bed 2bath $277,500

New Listings

• 1118 Inverrary Ln. a 3bed 2bath $175,000
• 382 Kelburn a 2bed 2bath $299,000

Price Reduction

• 1 reduction

Closed

• No Closings

Eric P. Egeland
Re/Max Advanced
847.337.7090

DeerfieldHomesOnline.com

Deerfield Realty Jan. 15-17th 2008

Market updates for Deerfield Real Estate


Single Family Homes

-3 New Listings

• 646 Pine St. a 3bed 2bath $435,000
• 1063 N. Forest Ave a 4bed 4bath $499,000
• 838 Rosemary Ter. a 4bed 3.5bath $599,000

-3 Price Reductions

-1 Pending

• 1028 Hazel St. a 4bed 3.5bath with a list price of $1,250,000

Attached Homes

-No new listings

-2 Price Reductions

-2 Closings

• 640 Robert York #402 a 2bed 2bath closed for $290,000
• 504 South Commons a 2bed 2bath closed for $385,000

Eric P. Egeland

www.DeerfieldHomesOnline.com

Deerfield Activity for Jan 13th&14th

Deerfield Real Estate Activity for January 13-14th 2008.


Single Family Homes

-2 New Listings
-821 Pine St. a 4bed 4bath home listed for $890,000
-442 Amberley Ln. a 3bed 2.5bath home listed for $899,000
-3 Price Reductions
-No Closings

Attached Homes

-2 New Listings
-915 Waukegan #B a 3bed 2bath listed for $260,000
-426 Milford Rd. a 3bed 3.5bath listed for $599,000
-3 Price Reductions
-1 Closing
-504 South Commons Ct. a 2bed 2.5bath closed for $385,000


Eric P. Egeland
RE/MAX Advanced-Deerfield
847.337.7090
www.DeerfieldHomesOnline.com

January 10-12th

Deerfield Real Estate Market for January 10-12th

Single Family Homes
-126 Park Lane a 4bed 3.5 bath home listed for $799,000 went under contract
-7 New listings ranging in price from $435,000-$2,999,000
-3 Price reductions
-2 Closings
-1044 Chestnut a 3bed 1bath closed for $344,000
-985 Heather a 5bed 2.5bath home closed for $800,000

Attached Homes
-3 New listings ranging in price from $139,900-$239,900
-7 Price reductions


Eric P. Egeland
RE/MAX Advanced-Deerfield
847.337.7090
http://www.deerfieldhomesonline.com/

Deerfield market for 1/09/08

January 9th market updates for Deerfield

Single Family Homes
-New listing @ 61 Ellendale a 5bed 3.5 bath home listed for $699,000
-1126 Wayne Ave. a 3bed 2.5bath home was reduced from $469,000 to $449,000

Attached Homes
-New listing @ 426 Inverrary Ln. a 2bed 1bath went on the market for $169,900
-437 Elm St. a 2bed 2.5bath home went under contract with a list price $209,900

Eric P. Egeland
RE/MAX Advanced-Deerfield
8473.337.7090
www.DeerfieldHomesOnline.com

January 1-8 2008

Market Updates for the 1st-8th

Single Family Homes
-1150 Deerfield went under contract with a list price of $699,000
-5 New listings ranging in price from $400,000-$949,000
-4 Price reductions

Attached Housing
-3 Properties under contract ranging in price from $199,900-$284,800
-6 New listings ranging in price from $199,900-$539,900
-3 Price changes
-1 Closing....640 Robert York #110 closed for $270,000

Eric P. Egeland
RE/MAX Advanced-Deerfield
847.337.7090
www.DeerfieldHomesOnline.com

Week Recap

The news last week was generally favorable for housing and lending, though you would hardly know it by the pessimistic spin applied by media commentators. For instance, sales of existing homes unexpectedly rose 0.4% in November to an annual rate of 5 million units, according to the National Association of Realtors. Unfortunately, the accompanying commentary was generally nuanced pessimistically in the media. In another example, orders from U.S. factories rose more than forecast in November. The 1.5% increase was the most in four months and followed a revised 0.7% increase in October, according to the Commerce Department. Nevertheless, the corresponding commentary generally mirrored that of a Lehman Brothers economist who said: “Manufacturers are becoming more cautious. We do think the next several quarters are going to be a prolonged period of weakness.'' There was genuinely negative news: Hiring in the U.S. slowed more than forecast in December and unemployment jumped to a two-year high, rising from 4.7% in November to 5.0%. That news was greeted with the obligatory, if not patronizing, “I-told-you-so” explanations. There are, of course, genuine economic concerns, as most of us are well aware. The point is to explicate that no matter what positive news is disseminated at this point, it's unlikely to be received favorably. Commentators are lagging indicators: They aren't going to presage the possibility of a housing or lending recovery until it is well under way.

Eric P. Egeland
RE/MAX Advanced - Deerfield
847.337.7090
http://www.DeerfieldHomesOnline.com/dblog