From the Illinois Policy Institute comes these figures showing the percentage increase in home prices since 2018.
As I look down the list, it seems to be that municipalities with lower priced housing stock saw the highest percentage increases.
McCullom Lake, for instance, topped the list with 87.7% hike in sales prices.
Above 70% were Holiday Hills, Marengo, McCullom Lake, Ringwood, Richmond and Wonder Lake
- Algonquin +58.2%
- Barrington Hills +38.1%
- Bull Valley +60.3%
- Cary +58.6%
- Crystal Lake +61.8%
- Fox Lake +66.6%
- Fox River Grove +59%
- Harvard +61.8%
- Hebron +62.1%
- Holiday Hills +71.9%
- Huntley +50.9%
- Island Lake +64.7%
- Johnsburg +69.5%
- Lake in the Hills +68.9%
- Lakemoor +52.6%
- Lakewood +65.3%
- Marengo +70.1%
- McCullom Lake +87.8%
- McHenry +64.1%
- Oakwood Hills +63.6%
- Port Barrington +49.8%
- Richmond +70.5%
- Ringwood +70.1%
- Spring Grove +62.2%
- Trout Valley +64.4%
- Union +73.9%
- Wonder Lake +71.1%
- Woodstock +64.3%
Greenwood and Prairie Grove were not on the chart.
