Selling in Clarendon Hills, IL
Sell Your Clarendon Hills Home for the Best Price
105 homes sold in Clarendon Hills from January through October 2026. I’ll show you where yours fits, with a free price range based on the closest sales to your home.
The Clarendon Hills Market
Clarendon Hills Home Sales: January Through October 2026
Closed sales from the MLS, compared with the same ten months of 2025.
Single-Family Homes Sold
73
Single-Family Average Price
$1.13 million
Single-Family Median Days on Market
9 days
Condos & Townhomes Sold
32
Condo & Townhome Average Price
$432,000
Condo & Townhome Median Days on Market
24 days
Single-family sales were down 4% from 76 a year earlier, and the average price was up 13% from $1.01 million. Condo and townhome sales were up 10% from 29. See who has the edge by price range in the Clarendon Hills market update.
Why Work with Jake
A Straight Answer on Selling in Clarendon Hills
My Track Record
Clarendon Hills is the fastest-moving of the higher-priced towns I follow, and I track it every month for my Clarendon Hills market update. Most of my 229 closed sales are in Naperville, Aurora, Lisle and Plainfield, so I’ll be direct: what I bring to a Clarendon Hills seller is my pricing method, my preparation plan and my negotiation record, applied to your home’s closest sales.
Across the western suburbs I’ve closed 229 sales since 2017, 107 of them as the listing agent, with over 280 five-star reviews. See every sale I’ve closed, read what my clients say or read more about me.
Jake’s Insider Tip
Pricing a Home in Clarendon Hills
“Clarendon Hills houses sold about as fast as anywhere I track: the typical one was under contract in about 9 days from January through October 2026, and the average was 19 days. The average price rose 13% to about $1.13 million. It is a small market, 73 house sales in ten months, so the right comparisons are few and each one matters. When homes move this fast, the plan for the first weekend is the whole plan.”
How I Sell Your Home
My 5-Step Plan for Clarendon Hills Sellers
1. Private Pricing Review
I study the closest Clarendon Hills sales to your home and send you a realistic price range within 24 hours. No pressure and no obligation.
2. A Prep Plan That Pays
We walk the home together and decide which fixes are worth doing before you list, and which ones buyers won’t pay extra for.
3. Launch to Every Buyer
Your home goes on the MLS, which feeds Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin and agent searches across the area, plus my email newsletter.
4. Negotiate the Best Terms
Price is only part of it. I help you compare offers on financing, inspection terms, appraisal risk and closing dates.
5. Close Without Surprises
I stay on top of the attorney, lender, inspection and appraisal deadlines through closing, so you’re never left guessing.
Thinking of Selling?
Find Out What Your Clarendon Hills Home Is Worth
Answer a few quick questions about your home and I’ll send you a realistic price range within 24 hours, based on real Clarendon Hills sales. Free, private and no obligation.
Market data from the MRED multiple listing service (connectMLS Market Trends) for the municipality of Clarendon Hills, closed sales January through October 2026 compared with January through October 2025, pulled November 4, 2026. October may change as closings are reported. Medians are each month’s median, weighted by number of sales. Jake’s sales are from his MRED history and include buyer-side and listing-side transactions. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Jake Kilts, HomeSmart Realty Group.
Frequently Asked Questions
Selling a Home in Clarendon Hills: Common Questions
How long does it take to sell a home in Clarendon Hills?
From January through October 2026, the typical single-family home in Clarendon Hills went under contract in about 9 days (the median), and the average was 19 days. For condos and townhomes the median was 24 days and the average was 42. After you accept an offer, closing usually takes another 30 to 45 days.
What is my Clarendon Hills home worth?
Single-family homes in Clarendon Hills averaged about $1.13 million from January through October 2026, with a median of about $1.09 million. Condos and townhomes averaged about $432,000. Your price depends on your location, size, condition and updates. Request a free Private Pricing Review and I’ll send you a range based on the closest sales to your home.
Are Clarendon Hills home prices going up or down?
The average single-family sale price in Clarendon Hills was up 13% from $1.01 million in the same months of 2025, and the number of sales was down 4% from 76. Averages in a market this size move with the mix of homes that sell, so the Clarendon Hills market update breaks it down by price range.
What does it cost to sell a home in Illinois?
Common seller costs include the real estate commission, your attorney (Illinois sales almost always use attorneys), the owner’s title insurance policy, state and county transfer taxes, and any credits you agree to after inspection. Illinois property taxes are paid a year behind, so sellers also credit the buyer for taxes owed up to closing. I’ll give you a line-by-line estimate of your net proceeds before you list. More detail: what it costs to sell a house in Illinois.
When is the best time to list in Clarendon Hills?
In the western suburbs, the most buyers are out from March through June, and more homes come on the market then too. Homes that are priced right sell in every season, though, and listing in the slower months can mean less competition. I’ll show you how your segment of the Clarendon Hills market is moving right now. See the best time to sell, month by month.
Which school districts serve Clarendon Hills?
Most of Clarendon Hills is in Community Consolidated School District 181 and Hinsdale Township High School District 86, and some addresses are in other districts such as Maercker District 60. Schools are assigned by address, so confirm your home’s schools with the district before you list, since buyers will ask.
