erie county real estate transactions brian gawel

Erie County Real Estate Transactions by Brian Gawel

The real estate market in Erie County continues to be active, with numerous transactions taking place over the past few weeks. According to recent data, there were a total of 870 reported residential sales in Cook County for the week of October 4-10, 2020.

Among the notable transactions was the sale of a property at 08 Dublin Lane in Schaumburg, which went for $153,000. The buyer, Ivan Yupyn, purchased the home from Anai Barrera. The property's effective property tax rate was 1.95%, with a total property tax bill of $2,989.05.

Another significant transaction took place at 172 221st St in South Sauk Village, where Jose M. Phillips purchased a property for $145,000. The seller was Dimitri Johnson, and the effective property tax rate was 2.35%, with a total property tax bill of $3,402.60.

In Chicago's Back of the Yards neighborhood, Anne E. Justine St sold a property at 139 S. Peoria St to Clinton Hampton Jr for $143,000. The buyer, Andre Wright, purchased a home in East River Grove's Princess A. Grand Ave for $130,000 from Princess A.

These transactions are just a few examples of the many real estate deals that have taken place in Erie County recently. With a median sale price of $285,000 and a median property tax bill of $5,419.50 for the previous twelve months, it's clear that there is still a strong demand for properties in the area.

According to recent data, the top 10 most expensive homes sold in Cook County during the week of October 4-10, 2020 were:

* 942 Shady Lane, Orland Park - $142,500

* 417 S. Depot St, Worth - $120,000

* 850 S. Kenilworth Ave, Palatine - $120,000

* 300 Crawford Ave, Hometown - $65,000

* 100 Carriageway Drive, Rolling Meadows - $80,500

These transactions are just a few examples of the many real estate deals that have taken place in Erie County recently. With a strong demand for properties and a median sale price of over $285,000, it's clear that the area remains a popular choice for homebuyers.

Overall, the recent data suggests that the real estate market in Erie County is showing no signs of slowing down, with numerous transactions taking place on a weekly basis. As the local economy continues to grow and more people move into the area, it's likely that we will see even more activity in the real estate market in the coming months.

* Cook County Real Estate Transactions

* Brian Gawel, Local Realtor

Erie county real estate transactions brian gawel