Latest reporting from the Real Estate desk.
Latest reporting from the Real Estate desk.
Latest reporting from the Real Estate desk.
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.
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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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.
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A five-bedroom Victorian at 414 North Washington Street in Hinsdale sold June 16 for $1.32 million — $389 per square foot — well below comparable historic homes nearby and just above the village's teardown-candidate price band, raising preservation questions on one of Hinsdale's oldest residential blocks.
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A GOBankingRates study published in June 2026 ranks Hinsdale 11th among the 50 wealthiest U.S. suburbs, with average household income of $367,874 and a housing market where the trailing-12-month median detached home sale hit $1.425 million and entry-level buyers compete for teardown candidates on lots with no vacant alternatives.
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A five-bedroom home built in 1897 at 218 West Hickory Street in Hinsdale sold June 5 for $2.19 million, pricing well above the village median but below new-construction rates on nearby blocks, amid ongoing tension between preservation and teardown economics.
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A newly built home at 6 South Elm Street in Hinsdale sold June 3 for $3 million ($691 per square foot), joining a cluster of multimillion-dollar sales that highlight the growing premium new construction commands in the Robbins Park Historic District amid tight inventory and rising preservation concerns.
