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The Aurora, Illinois real estate market remained firmly in seller-friendly territory in May 2026, with homes continuing to sell quickly, inventory staying limited and sale prices holding strong. While buyers had more options than in some tighter periods, the market still favored well-prepared sellers, especially those pricing their homes correctly from the start.

In May, the median sold price for single family homes in Aurora reached $343,225, up 3% month over month. That increase shows continued buyer demand and price strength across the local market. The median sold price per square foot came in at $223, while the median list price was $389,900. Together, those numbers point to a market where pricing strategy remains extremely important. Buyers are…

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The Aurora housing market continues to move fast this spring, and buyers and sellers alike are seeing strong activity across the area. While inventory has improved slightly compared to last year, demand is still high, well-priced homes are moving quickly and sellers continue to hold the advantage in many situations.

Here’s a closer look at what happened in the Aurora real estate market during April 2026 and what it could mean if you’re thinking about buying or selling a home in the months ahead.

Aurora Home Prices Continue Climbing

One of the biggest takeaways from this month’s market update is that home values in Aurora remain strong. The median sold price in April reached $335,000, which represents an increase of roughly 11% month over…

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Latest market data: August 2026 | Last updated: September 8, 2026

Aurora IL Housing Market

The Aurora, Illinois housing market can look different depending on the neighborhood, property type and price range. This page brings together the latest monthly home prices, inventory and market-time figures, with practical guidance from The Kombrink Team for buyers and sellers.

In August 2026, Aurora remained a seller's market, with 1.98 months of inventory and a $338,000 median sold price. Inventory supply increased from July, while the median sold price declined. An eight-day median time in RPR and a 100.2% sold-to-list price ratio suggest that competition remained a factor despite those shifts.

Aurora Housing Market Snapshot: August 2026

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