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If someone is thinking about buying or selling a home in DeKalb, Illinois, February 2026 presents a market that’s active, competitive, and full of opportunity. And let’s be honest—trying to buy and sell at the same time can feel like juggling flaming torches. But with the right information and preparation, it becomes a whole lot more manageable.

Local real estate expert Miles Tischhauser continues to keep a close eye on the DeKalb Illinois real estate market, and the latest numbers tell an interesting story. Let’s break it down so homeowners and buyers can make confident, informed decisions.

Inventory in DeKalb: Just One Month of Supply

First things first—inventory.

Right now, DeKalb has just one month’s supply of inventory. In real…

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Wheaton IL Real Estate Market Update – December 2025

The Kombrink Team, your trusted real estate experts in Wheaton, Illinois, is back with a detailed look at what’s happening in the local housing market as we close out 2025. And if you’ve been even thinking about buying or selling in Wheaton, now’s the time to pay close attention—things are moving fast.

Let’s break it all down, starting with inventory and pricing trends, then moving into key stats and what it all means for buyers and sellers.

Tight Inventory Creates a Strong Seller’s Market

Right now, Wheaton is in what’s considered a strong seller’s market. How do we know? Just take a look at the inventory levels: the market is sitting at about a 1-month supply of homes.

December 2025 Months Supply of Housing Inventory in Wheaton IL

What…

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Thinking of Selling in the Fox Valley? Let’s Talk About the #1 Seller Struggle

If you're thinking about selling your home in the Fox Valley—whether it’s in Geneva, Batavia, St. Charles, Elburn, or North Aurora—there’s one issue that’s probably weighing on you more than anything else: pricing.

Yep, it’s not staging, it’s not timing, and it’s definitely not packing up boxes (although that’s a pain too). It’s how to price your home in a market that’s changed big time.

Sound familiar? You’re absolutely not alone.

Why Pricing Feels So Confusing Right Now

Let’s rewind just a bit. A few years ago, pricing was, well…easy. Homes sold fast, and you could list your place a little above what your neighbor sold for and still get multiple offers.…

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