I’ve closed 10 sales in Lombard, 5 of them as the listing agent. Here’s what happened in the Lombard housing market in the third quarter of 2026 (July through September), compared with the same three months last year, using sales data from the MRED multiple listing service.

By Jake Kilts, HomeSmart Realty Group · Published October 2026

Key takeaways

  • Single-family homes sold faster: about 23 days on average, versus 29 a year earlier.
  • The average single-family price rose 5.3% to about $452,000, on 110 sales.
  • New single-family listings rose 12%, so more sellers are testing the market.
  • Condos and townhomes were softer: the average fell 3.3% to about $273,000 and they took about 42 days to sell.

Lombard single-family homes: Q3 2026 vs. Q3 2025

Single-family homesQ3 2025Q3 2026Change
Homes sold108110+1.9%
Average sale price$429,521$452,469+5.3%
Average market time29 days23 days-6 days
New listings152171+12.5%
Monthly median sale price, July / August / September 2026: $417,500 / $423,500 / $435,000

Lombard condos and townhomes: Q3 2026 vs. Q3 2025

Condos & townhomesQ3 2025Q3 2026Change
Homes sold6870+2.9%
Average sale price$282,599$273,364-3.3%
Average market time39 days42 days+3 days
New listings114121+6.1%
Monthly median sale price, July / August / September 2026: $290,000 / $229,900 / $199,000

What this means if you’re selling in Lombard

Lombard single-family homes are moving quickly, but more listings are coming. Condo and townhome owners should expect a slower sale and price carefully from day one.

Want to see the sales behind these numbers? My Homes Sold page lists every sale I’ve closed, including 10 in Lombard (5 as the listing agent). Thinking of selling? See how I sell homes in Lombard.

Lombard market FAQ

Are home prices going up in Lombard?

Yes, compared with a year ago. The average single-family sale price in Lombard was $452,469 in Q3 2026, +5.3% from $429,521 in Q3 2025. Prices vary a lot by neighborhood and home type, so your home’s value depends on its closest comparable sales.

How long does it take to sell a house in Lombard?

Single-family homes in Lombard that sold in Q3 2026 were on the market about 23 days on average, compared with 29 days a year earlier. Well-priced homes in good condition often sell much faster than the average.

Is it a good time to sell in Lombard?

Prices are higher than a year ago, but fall and winter usually bring fewer buyers and longer market times. If you’re planning to sell in the next six months, it’s worth getting a pricing review now so you know where you stand before spring listings arrive.

Thinking about selling in Lombard?

Request a free Private Pricing Review and I’ll send you a realistic price range within 24 hours, based on the closest real sales to your home. You can also reach me here or call 630-487-1896.

Jake Kilts, HomeSmart Realty Group · 630-487-1896

About this data

Source: MRED multiple listing service, Market Trends reports pulled October 30, 2026, for detached single-family and attached single-family homes in DuPage County. The figures include all homes with a Lombard mailing address in DuPage County. Quarterly averages are weighted by the number of sales each month. Market time is the MLS’s days-on-market measure. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.