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September 2026 Deerfield IL Home Market Statistics

September 2026 Deerfield IL Home Market Statistics

Deerfield, IL Real Estate Market Update: What Homeowners & Buyers Should Know — September 2026

By Sharon Bogetz | Deerfield Resident & Century 21 Universal Real Estate Broker

If you’ve been wondering what’s happening in the Deerfield, Illinois real estate market, the latest numbers provide an interesting snapshot.

As of September 1, 2026, Deerfield continues to offer opportunities for both homeowners considering selling and buyers looking to make Deerfield their home.

Deerfield Real Estate Market — Last 30 Days

🏡 41 homes currently for sale
🔑 34 homes sold during the past 30 days
📝 1 home currently under contract

And one of the things I particularly like about today’s Deerfield market is the variety of housing choices available.

Buyers can find single-family homes, townhomes and condominiums at a range of price points, providing options for people at different stages of homeownership.

What Do These Numbers Mean for Deerfield Homeowners?

The statistic that catches my attention is the relationship between current inventory and recent sales activity.

With 34 Deerfield properties selling during the past 30 days and 41 currently available, buyers are clearly purchasing homes in our community.

For homeowners who have been considering selling, that’s important.

But it doesn’t mean that every Deerfield home will sell quickly—or for any asking price.

Today’s buyers have access to tremendous amounts of information online. They compare homes, photographs, features, condition, location, property taxes and pricing before deciding which homes deserve a showing.

That’s why pricing and presentation matter.

A successful Deerfield listing strategy should consider:

  • Recent sales of genuinely comparable properties
  • Current competing homes for sale
  • Location within Deerfield
  • School district and proximity to schools
  • Home size, age, condition and improvements
  • Property taxes and assessments, when applicable
  • Buyer demand within the property’s specific price range
  • Professional photography and online presentation
  • A comprehensive marketing strategy designed to maximize exposure

The Deerfield market isn’t one market. A condominium, townhome, entry-level single-family home and luxury property can each face very different competition and buyer demand.

Thinking About Selling Your Deerfield Home?

This is where knowing Deerfield at the neighborhood level becomes especially valuable.

I’ve lived in Deerfield for more than 25 years, and my children went through the Deerfield school system. I don’t simply work with real estate in Deerfield—I know the community from the perspective of both a long-time resident and a real estate professional.

I’ve watched Deerfield change over the years. I know what makes our community attractive to homeowners and prospective buyers, from our neighborhoods and schools to our parks, recreation, shopping, transportation and community amenities.

That local perspective becomes particularly important when you’re preparing to market a home.

A home’s value isn’t determined by a computer-generated estimate alone. Your specific location, property characteristics, condition, improvements and current competition all matter.

One of the questions I hear is:

“Sharon, what could my Deerfield home sell for in today’s market?”

The best way to answer that question is to evaluate the home individually and compare it with the most relevant recent sales and current competition.

If you’ve owned your Deerfield home for many years, you may be surprised by how much the market—and your home’s potential value—has changed.

Even if you’re not ready to sell today, understanding your home’s current market position can help you plan for the future.

Considering Buying a Home in Deerfield?

There are currently 41 properties on the market, with housing choices that include single-family homes, townhomes and condominiums.

Finding the right Deerfield home involves more than searching listings.

Different areas, housing types and price ranges can have different market dynamics. Understanding recent comparable sales and the competition for a particular property can help buyers make a more informed decision before submitting an offer.

And as a long-time Deerfield resident, I can provide something that can’t be found simply by scrolling through property listings: local perspective.

Your Deerfield Real Estate Resource

Whether you’re thinking about selling, considering a move within Deerfield, helping a family member move to the community, or simply wondering what your home may be worth, I’m always happy to talk about Deerfield real estate.

Sharon Bogetz
Deerfield Resident for 25+ Years
Century 21 Universal Real Estate Broker
847-370-9131

Curious What Your Deerfield Home Could Sell for Today?

Contact me for a complimentary Deerfield home value and market analysis based on recent sales, current competition and the specific features of your property.

No pressure. Just useful local real estate information to help you make an informed decision.

What to Fix Before Selling Your Home on the North Shore

What to Fix Before Selling Your Home on the North Shore

Pre-Sale Home Repairs: What to Fix Before Selling Your Home on the North Shore

If you are thinking about selling your North Shore home, the right pre-sale repairs can help you make a stronger first impression, avoid inspection surprises, and position your home more confidently in the market. The key is knowing which repairs are worth doing before you list—and which improvements are better left alone. A thoughtful pre-listing plan helps you spend wisely, protect your negotiating position, and give buyers more confidence from the moment they walk through the door.

Pre-Listing Home Preparation

Before listing your property, have the Structural and mechanical systems evaluated by a professional.

  • Roof condition
  • Gutters and drainage
  • Furnace and HVAC systems
  • Plumbing systems
  • Electrical systems

Repair or replace interior problems

  • Water stains or moisture damage
  • Leaking faucets
  • Cracked or dirty caulking or grout
  • Peeling paint
  • Broken fixtures

Exterior maintenance & repairs

  • Repair or replace your roof. 
  • Repair or replace siding 
  • Repair and paint or seal decking and railings
  • Repair and seal driveways and walkways
  • Repair or replace windows and doors  

Why should you prepare your home before putting the home on the market? 

  • Increase perceived value
  • Increase buyer confidence
  • Improve your sales price
  • Reduce negotiation leverage for buyers
  • Prevent inspection-related price reductions
  • Increase your chances for a quick sale
  • No surprises!

Schedule your free, no-obligation Pre-Listing Home Assessment and I’ll help you prioritize repairs, avoid unnecessary expenses, and prepare your home to attract the strongest offers.

Call or text me today at 847-370-9131 to schedule your consultation.

Who Is The Best Buyer For My Medical or Dental Building?

Who Is The Best Buyer For My Medical or Dental Building?

Who is the best buyer for my medical or dental building?

For many healthcare properties, there are two very different categories of potential buyers:

1. A commercial real estate investor who wants to own the property and collect rental income.

2. A healthcare professional or practice—such as a dentist, physician, specialist, medical group or other healthcare provider—who wants to purchase the property and operate a practice there.

Depending on your building, leases, location, existing healthcare buildout and your plans after the sale, one type of buyer may see significantly more value in the property than another.

Understanding the difference can help you develop the right strategy before putting your medical or dental property on the market.

Why Would an Investor Buy My Medical or Dental Building?

A commercial real estate investor is primarily evaluating your building as an income-producing investment.

The investor will typically want to know:

  • What is the current rental income?
  • What is the property’s Net Operating Income (NOI)?
  • What expenses does the landlord pay?
  • How many years remain on the leases?
  • Are there rent increases built into the leases?
  • How financially strong are the tenants?
  • What are the renewal options?
  • What is the likelihood that the tenants will remain?
  • Are there significant repairs or capital expenditures coming?
  • What return can the investor expect?

For an investor, the existing medical or dental tenant can potentially be one of the property’s greatest assets.

Healthcare practices may have substantial investments in their locations, including specialized plumbing, electrical systems, cabinetry, treatment rooms, imaging areas and other improvements. Relocating a practice can also be expensive and disruptive.

Therefore, a well-located healthcare property with a strong tenant and favorable lease may be attractive to an investor seeking dependable rental income.

Not Sure Who the Best Buyer Is for Your Medical or Dental Property?

Before you list your medical or dental building, let’s determine who may be willing to pay the most for it.

An investor may value your property based on its NOI, lease terms and investment return. A dentist, physician or other healthcare professional may place additional value on the location, existing medical or dental buildout, specialized plumbing, operatories, treatment rooms, parking and the cost of recreating those improvements somewhere else.

The right strategy may be to market your property to both.

I specialize in healthcare commercial real estate and help medical and dental property owners evaluate their property, identify the most likely buyers and develop a marketing strategy designed to maximize exposure and value.

Thinking About Selling?

Schedule a confidential, no-obligation consultation to discuss your medical or dental property.

We’ll discuss:

  • What your property may be worth
  • Whether an investor or healthcare owner-user may be the stronger buyer
  • How your existing buildout could affect marketability
  • Whether you should sell occupied or vacant
  • Whether a sale-leaseback should be considered
  • How to position and market the property to reach qualified buyers

Don’t list your healthcare property until you understand who may be willing to pay the most for it.

Contact Sharon Bogetz | Healthcare Commercial Real Estate Specialist
Century 21 Universal

📞 847-370-9131
✉️ Sharon.Bogetz@gmail.com

Another Medical Property Sold

Another Medical Property Sold

I had the pleasure of working with an entrepreneur who was launching a medical testing lab in the Northwest suburbs. The commercial condo, a vacant medical office, was a perfect match for his business plan and provided the ideal space to bring his vision to life.

Helping clients find the right commercial property is about much more than locating available space. It’s about understanding their business goals, budget, location requirements, and future growth plans to identify a property that truly supports their success. Whether you’re opening your first business, expanding to a larger location, relocating, or investing in commercial real estate, I can help you navigate the process from start to finish.

If you’re looking to lease or purchase commercial space—whether it’s a medical office, retail storefront, office suite, mixed use property, or another type of commercial real estate—I’d be happy to help you explore your options. My goal is to make the search as smooth and strategic as possible so you can focus on growing your business while I help you find the right place to make it happen.

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