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Bronzeville Real Estate Analysis – 2019

Bronzeville Single Family Homes

Bronzeville Single Family Homes sold well in 2019.
A total of 112 homes were sold. This is up 33% versus 2018.
The average selling price for a single family home was $486,975.
The average selling price was up 18% versus the previous year.
The average market time increased by 23 days versus the previous year.

Bronzeville Condos

Bronzeville Condos also sold well in 2019.
A total of 272 condos were sold. This is up 12% versus 2018.
The average selling price for a Bronzeville condo was $199,455.
The average selling price was up 5% versus the previous year.
The average market time decreased by 4 days versus the previous year.

Bronzeville 2 to 4 unit buildings

39 multi-unit properties were sold in 2019.
That is an 8% increase versus 2018.
The average selling price was $341,995.
The average selling price was up 15% versus the previous year.
The average market time decreased by 73 days versus the previous year.

Bronzeville Rentals

244 units were rented in 2019.
That is a 24% increase versus 2018.
The average rental price was $1,530.
The average rental price was actually down 4% versus the previous year.
The average market time increased by 5 days versus the previous year.

Bronzeville Land

19 parcels of land were sold in 2019.
That is a 27% decrease versus 2018.
The average selling price was $90,289.
The average selling price decreased by -44% versus 2018.
However, this may not be an apples to apples comparison.
This is because every parcel of land is a different size.
Land value is driven largely by location, square footage and zoning type.

Summary

Overall, 2019 was a great year for Bronzeville real estate.
The biggest gains were seen in the Single Family Home category.
Values for Single family homes were up 18% in 2019.
This was driven largely by sales of new construction homes.

Multi-Unit properties also appear to be in great demand.
Values are up 15% versus the previous year.
Also, the average time it took to sell a multi-unit property was
cut in half versus 2018.
This is an indication that demand for this property type is high.

Contact Mark

If you have any questions about Bronzeville real estate,
please call or text me at 773-354-6693.

Thanks, Mark Killion
Kale Realty – Chicago, IL
Cell: 773-354-6693
email: mark@markkillion.com
website: www.buybronzeville.com

Mark Killion, Realtor

Close to Lake Shore Drive. Walk to the Oakwood Beach and lakefront.
Public transportation at your doorstep. The Bronzeville real estate market is hot.
Schedule your showing today. Buy Bronzeville! Asking Price $280,000.

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For more information, please call or text Mark at 773-354-6693.

Until the next time,

Mark Killion
Kale Realty
2447 N. Ashland
Chicago, IL 60614

Cell: 773-354-6693

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Chicago Cap Rates by neighborhood

Chicago Cap Rates by neighborhood

Chicago Cap Rates by neighborhood

Thanks,

Mark Killion, Real Estate Broker

Kale Realty – 2447 N Ashland Ave – Chicago, IL 60614

Cell: 773-354-6693

Office: 312-939-5253

Visit me online today: www.773property.com

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Bronzeville Average Selling Prices by year – Single Family Homes

South Shore Chicago – Rent Price Trend

Chicago Multi-Family Income Property

Hello to all my blog readers out there.
I know it has been a while, but I am back with some valuable information!
I analyzed 2 years of sales transactions for Chicago
Multi-Family apartment buildings.
I wanted to find out the average cap rates by neighborhood.
This is one of my most popular reports.

This report is based on MLS data for the period of
01/01/2015 through 12/31/2016.
The MLS system is used to list and sell properties that are brokered
by a licensed real estate agent.
So this analysis does not include properties that were sold “off market”.
But the MLS includes about 90% of all sales transactions.

As a refresher, let’s talk about cap rates right quick.
According to Investopedia, Cap Rate is defined as follows:

“The capitalization rate is the rate of return on a real estate
investment property based on the income that the property is
expected to generate. The capitalization rate is used to estimate
the investor’s potential return on his or her investment.

The capitalization rate of an investment may be calculated by dividing
the investment’s net operating income (NOI) by the current market value
of the property, where NOI is the annual return on the property minus all
operating costs. The formula for calculating the capitalization rate can
be expressed in the following way:

Capitalization Rate = Net Operating Income / Current Market Value”

For more info on cap rates, please visit:
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/capitalizationrate.asp

To derive cap rates for my report, I looked at the stated gross income for each property.
I then assumed the expenses would be 50% of the stated gross income.
This is known as the 50% rule.
It gives you a quick way to analyze properties at a high level.
So this analysis assumes that for multi-family properties your expenses
will be about half of your revenue.
On average, this is about right. Once you have your net income, you divide
it by the selling price to get the Cap Rate.
So if a property has a annual net income of $100,000 and it sold for 1 million dollars,
it has a cap rate of 10.
Note: If a property had a stated gross income of $0, it was not included in this analysis.

Generally speaking, neighborhoods with high appreciation rates have lower cap rates.
And neighborhoods with high cap rates will usually have low or flat appreciation rates.
These two metrics are inversely related and I think this report highlights that relationship.

If you are thinking about buying or selling an investment property in Chicago,
please let me know! You can send me a note: mark@markkillion.com

Until the next time,

Mark Killion
Kale Realty
2447 N. Ashland
Chicago, IL 60614

Office: 312-939-5253
Cell: 773-354-6693

Send me a note!

Visit me online: www.773property.com

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The report is shown below:

Cap Rates, by neighborhood, for Chicago Multi-Family Properties 2017

This analysis is based on data from the MLS.
2016 was another strong year for Chicago rentals.
I analyzed over 18,000 rental transactions!
The report is shown below.

This report shows average rent prices by neighborhood and bedroom count.
The number in parentheses shows the count of units for that cell.
So if you see “$1000 (22)”, it means the average rent was $1,000 and 22 units were rented.

This data is quite interesting.
The average 3 bedroom in the Loop neighborhood is $4,669.
While the average 2 bedroom in the Loop is $2,735.
So if you give up 1 bedroom, you can save almost 2 grand per month.
Another thing to take note of: Loop rents are sky high!

Hopefully you find this information useful.
If you have any questions about real estate, please let me know!

Until the next time,

Mark Killion
Kale Realty
2447 N. Ashland
Chicago, IL 60614

Office: 312-939-5253
Cell: 773-354-6693

Send me a note!

Visit me online: www.773property.com

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Chicago Average Rent Prices by neighborhood and bedroom count – 2016

Chicago Average Rent Prices by neighborhood and bedroom count – 2016

Chicago Average Rent Prices by neighborhood and bedroom count – 2016

Chicago Average Rent Prices by neighborhood and bedroom count – 2016

Jackson Park Highlands – Hidden Gem in Chicago

Jackson Park Highlands is a hidden gem on the south side of Chicago.
It sits inside of the larger south shore neighborhood.
The homes in this small neighborhood are absolutely amazing!

A Jackson Park Highlands block in early Autumn

The Jackson Park Highlands District is a historic district
in the South Shore community area of Chicago, Illinois.
The district was built in 1905 by various architects.
It was designated a Chicago Landmark on October 25, 1989.

It is often regarded as one of three South Side
upper-middle to upper-class neighborhoods, the other two
being Hyde Park to the direct north and Beverly, a little
ways southwest.

Boundaries

The neighborhood is roughly bounded by East 67th Street to
the north, East 71st Street to the south, Cregier
(Named for former Chicago mayor) to the west and Euclid
(named for the famed mathematician) to the east.

Directly north of the neighborhood lies the 18-hole Jackson
Park Golf Course, a part of the Chicago Park District’s
Jackson Park, the third largest park in the city and home
of the 1893 Columbian World Exposition.

To the south lies the former Illinois Central Railroad tracks,
now operated by Metra rail’s Electric Line of trains. To the
east lies Jeffrey Boulevard and across that is the larger
neighborhood of South Shore.

HISTORY

The neighborhood was commissioned in the early 20th century.
Its initial purpose was as a collection of model homes that
would overlook the prized Jackson Park, which had hosted the
World’s Fair less than a decade prior. The neighborhood
featured (and is still present) some of the most innovative
concepts of the time, including large front yard setbacks,
50-foot lot widths, underground utilities, and no alleys.

When Chicago annexed Hyde Park just in time for the 1890 census
(to beat out Philadelphia as the second largest metro-area in
the nation), the Highlands were left under governorship of the
South Shore area.

At the time of the Second World War, the neighborhood saw huge
loss in residence and a destruction of the area was suggested.
With the arrival of the 1970s, the neighborhood again began
to rise as a major thoroughfare of South Side luxury.

It was designated a Chicago Landmark on October 25, 1989.
Houses now range from the $200,00 mark upwards to about $1.5 million.

REAL ESTATE VALUES IN JACKSON PARK HIGHLANDS (CHICAGO)

As of January 22, 2017 there is 1 single family homes on the market
in the Jackson Park Highlands neighborhood. The asking price
is $499,900. The average asking price per square foot is about $106.

JACKSON PARK HIGHLANDS MAP

Jackson Park Highlands - Chicago - Map

If you have any questions regarding real estate in the Jackson Park Highlands,
please let me know!

Until the next time,

Mark Killion
Kale Realty
2447 N. Ashland
Chicago, IL 60614

Office: 312-939-5253
Cell: 773-354-6693

Send me a note!

Visit me online: www.773property.com

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Some of the above information was taken from
the Wikipedia page on Jackson Park Highlands.
For the original Wikipedia article, visit:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackson_Park_Highlands_District

Bronzeville Real Estate Sales Analysis – Chicago 2016

Until the next time,

Mark Killion
Kale Realty
2447 N. Ashland
Chicago, IL 60614

Office: 312-939-5253
Cell: 773-354-6693

Send me a note!

Visit me online: www.773property.com

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South Shore Chicago – Real Estate Analysis – 2016

Here is an analysis of the South Shore neighborhood in Chicago.
As you can see, the South Shore market is doing really well compared to the previous year.
Total Sales Volume is up by about 27%!
I expect this trend to continue in 2017.
If you have any questions about South Shore Real Estate, please let me know!

Until the next time,

Mark Killion
Kale Realty
2447 N. Ashland
Chicago, IL 60614

Office: 312-939-5253
Cell: 773-354-6693

Send me a note!

Visit me online: www.773property.com

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