Lombard, IL

In the table below lists all of the single family detached and single family attached homes currently on the market in Lombard, IL The data lists available homes by price range with average time on market in each range.

Should you have an interest in homes in a selected price range, send me your physical characteristics requirements. I will send complete details on those homes that meet your criteria.

If you are contemplating a change in lifestyle, ie. a more luxurious home or the luxury of the amenities in a senior citizen development, I may be able to save you some money via discounts available to me.

Active Listings

List Price Range # Listings Avg. Days on Mkt Less than $149,999 50 199 $150,000 - $199,999 64 151 $200,000 - $249,999 76 162 $250,000 - $299,999 169 237 $300,000 - $349,999 90 210 $350,000 - $399,999 47 281 $400,000 - $449,999 22 270 $450,000 - $499,999 15 277 $500,000 - $549,999 14 207 $550,000 - $599,999 18 293 $600,000 - $699,999 25 173 $700,000 - $799,999 8 744 $800,000 - $899,999 10 613 $900,000 - $999,999 1 1546 $1,000,000 - $1,999,999 3 60

Active Listings Summary

# Units Avg. MT Median List Price Avg. List Price Max. List Price Min. List Price Total Volume 612 230 $289,900 $326,368 $1,495,900 $89,900 $199,736,985

LOMBARD FARMERS MARKET

Are you afraid to eat tomatoes right now? With all the talk on the news about the tainted tomaotes and peppers, why not visit your local farmers market!

These farmers go to great lenghts to make sure their fruit and vegetables are perfect. No worries when you buy from them.

Our Lombard Farmers Market is every Tuesday from 8:00 AM till 1:00 PM on the corner of Elizabeth and St. Charles Road in downtown Lombard.

They have pastries, breads, oils, coffee, (although it was 85 degrees here today, I skipped the coffee and got water!), etc. Very very reasonable prices too!

Just another reason Lombard is such a great town to live in!

If you're thinking of moving to the area, please feel free to give me a call at 630-479-4673 or visit my website at www.idamccarthy.com.

LOMBARD MUTT STRUTT

CALLING ALL DOGS, BIG OR SMALL, SHORT OR TALL!

Bring your owners to downtown Lombard, Saturday May 17, 2008 and join in the Lombard 5K Mutt Strutt.

Starting time 8:00, meeting downtown you'll head to the gorgeous prairie path with your pooches. Also offering a "one mile puppy option". Includes t-shirt and pancake breakfast. Treats and water will be passed out along the way. If you would like to be a volunteer, call the number or visit the website shown below.

Another great reason to live here! Let your buddy spend some time on the prairie path, they'll love it no matter how big or small. (Are you always saying you want to exercise more?) Or enjoy the "one mile puppy option". The prairie path was MADE for the dogs, so come on down!

When the race is over you can stroll through Lilacia Park and see all the lilacs in bloom at this very moment! There are some cute little cafes downtown to sit and sample the coffee and sandwiches.

If you're considering moving to Lombard, please give me a call at 630-479-4673 or visit my website at www.idamccarthy.com.

For more information call: 630-620-8063 or click on www.lombardparks.com.

LOMBARD ILLINOIS - PRAIRIE PATH

Taking a break from real estate today, I've been extremely busy, this market is definitely turning around! There are many great deals here, and it seems the buyers are finally getting it!

It's time to take a day and kick back and enjoy our 60 degree day here! The weather has been extremely chilly and it's gorgeous right now!

If you're not familiar with Lombard Illinois, this is just one of many perks we have here, the Illinois Prairie Path.

It's a 62 mile walking/bike path, 25 miles west of Chicago.

Built in the 1960'S,it was the Chicago, Aurora and Elgin electric railroad. The Prairie Path was the first "rail to trail" conversion of it's kind in the country. The volunteer movement that created it, led by legendary Chicago area naturalist, May Thielgaard Watts, sparked a national trend.

The path starts in Maywood and ends in Elgin. Certain parts have the old fashioned streetlights and it's soooo pretty at night all lit up.

I walk everyday on the path, but today I lingered along enjoying the day, taking pictures, looking at the trees finally blooming for spring, and catching some critters just hanging out.

Lombard is a great place to live! I'll share more of Lombard's great features, but today, I'm taking it easy.

You should too!

Congratulations to the residents of Lombard! A new pool is on the way! The referendum passed, we will have a new pool for years to come!

If you're not familiar with Lombard, it's a great place to live. I've lived here most of my life and hopefully will retire here as well.

We're known as the Lilac Village due to all our gorgeous lilac bushes. Lombard has 18 parks with one being dedicated to the lilacs, called Lilacia Park. Take a stroll downtown and smell the flowers!

The Lombard Park District was one of 36 park districts in the state to be recognized by the Illinois Parks & Recreation Association and the Illinois Association Of Park Districts as a Distinguished Recreation Agency.

If you're considering a move to this great town, please feel free to contact me at 630-479-4673 or visit www.idamccarthy.com.