Latest reporting from the Real Estate desk.
Latest reporting from the Real Estate desk.
Latest reporting from the Real Estate desk.
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A three-story home at 119 West 3rd Street in Hinsdale sold Aug. 11 for $1.3 million, landing below the village's trailing median sale price and well under the per-square-foot prices of several nearby closings.
Real Estate
A three-story home at 119 West 3rd Street in Hinsdale sold Aug. 11 for $1.3 million, landing below the village's trailing median sale price and well under the per-square-foot prices of several nearby closings.
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A federal lawsuit between Zillow and Chicago-area listing service MRED, combined with new NAR rules allowing private listings and metro inventory down 9.5%, is changing how Hinsdale buyers find homes online.
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The Queen Anne mansion at 8 E. Third Street, built by Armour Car Lines president George B. Robbins and later home to a coal baron and the head of International Harvester, carries a National Register listing that does not by itself prevent demolition — but a Certificate of Appropriateness requirement, a Landmarks Illinois easement and a Village Board willing to block teardowns add real protection.
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Christopher and Lyubov Roseli are asking the Hinsdale ZBA to approve a 7-inch setback reduction so they can install a standby generator at 733 S. Monroe St. The pre-hearing is Wednesday, Aug. 19, the board's first case since repeated summer power outages hit the village.
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A same-day demolition permit in Darien drew public criticism and renewed attention to Hinsdale's preservation incentive program, which has enrolled 101 properties and driven $12 million in reinvestment since 2022.
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A 1970-built home at 118 N. Grant Street in Hinsdale sold July 15 for $1.35 million at $442 per square foot — the lowest per-square-foot price among north-side summer closings and 27 percent below a comparable sale five days earlier.
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Two Hinsdale properties placed fourth and fifth on the DuPage-Cook County most expensive home sales list for the week of July 20–26: 13 S. Elm Street at $3.5 million and 561 Walker Road at $3.1 million, extending the village's run of consecutive weeks in the regional top 10.
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Two separate developers are advancing plans that could bring roughly 200 residential units to the long-vacant IBLP campus at 707 W. Ogden Ave. in Hinsdale, with a Plan Commission hearing on the northeast corner subdivision set for Wednesday, September 9.
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A 2026-built home at 718 Justina Street in Hinsdale closed July 15 for $1.99 million, or $463 per square foot, illustrating how new construction prices against older homes on surrounding blocks.
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A 1937-built home at 411 Birchwood Road in Hinsdale sold July 7 for $1.15 million at $449 per square foot, well below new-construction pricing and in the range that has historically flagged teardown candidates in the village.
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The Hinsdale Village Board referred a 19-home subdivision proposal for the northeast portion of the former IBLP site to the Plan Commission on Tuesday, July 21, marking the first code-compliant development plan for the long-vacant property in six years.
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A six-bedroom home at 132 S. Park Ave. in Hinsdale sold for $5.3 million on July 2, the highest-priced closing in the village's latest deed recording, as South Park Avenue continues its run as one of the western suburbs' most expensive residential corridors.
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Realty Income Corporation, an S&P 500 REIT, paid $7.5 million for the commercial building at 724 N. York Road on June 24, marking a national investor's entry into Hinsdale's York Road corridor, while a $4.8 million new-construction home sale on Washington Street and more than a dozen other residential closings round out the latest DuPage County deed recordings.
