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4. Crystal Hills in Roscoe Quiet rural atmosphere Close to shopping Near Atwood Golf Course and Forest Preserve |
Starting in $150's |
10. Emerald Estates in Janesville, WI Easy Access to I-90Several Local Parks |
Starting in $140's |
2. Otter Creek in Durand Small town charm Country lifestyle |
Starting in $130's |
8. Silo Ridge in Machesney Park Booming Machesney Park location Community is located close to Theaters, Shopping and Restaurants Minutes away from gorgeous Rock Cut State Park Easy Access to IL-173, Perryville and upcoming interchange to I-90/IL-173 Community has its own park/play ground area, bike path, and sports complex |
Starting in $150's |
3. West Grove in Poplar Grove Convenient to suburbs and eastern Rockford Poplar Grove Airport Boone County Fairgrounds Swanhills Golf Course |
Starting in $170's |
9. Wexford in Machesney Park Two story plans Close to theaters, shopping and restaurants. Easy Access to IL-173, Perryville and upcoming interchange to I-90/IL-173 Located near beautiful Rock Cut State Park
Click here for an additional Floorplan |
Starting in $140's |
11. Winfield East in South Beloit Convenient access to Beloit, Rockford, Rockton Macktown Golf Course |
Starting in $110's |
12. Winfield West in South Beloit Convenient access to Beloit, Rockford, Rockton Macktown Golf Course |
Starting in $110's |
6. Wynmere in South Beloit Close to I-90 Great schools Low taxes |
Starting in $140's |
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Rockford consistently ranks in
the top five among metropolitan areas in the U.S. for most affordable
housing by the National Association of Home Builders. The average
family home costs much less than its equivalent in neighboring
communities.
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Median
Purchase Price (1998-2002)
Existing Single Family Home |
| |
Rockford |
Belvidere |
Freeport -Galena |
Illinois |
U.S. |
| 1998 |
$93,000 |
$104,900 |
$72,400 |
$135,100 |
$128,400 |
| 1999 |
$93,800 |
$103,200 |
$78,000 |
$137,900 |
$133,300 |
| 2000 |
$95,300 |
$111,000 |
$77,500 |
$140,800 |
$139,000 |
| 2001 |
$100,400 |
NA |
$87,200 |
$150,800 |
$147,800 |
| 2002 |
$105,700 |
$128,600 |
$89,400 |
$161,700 |
$158,300 |
| Existing
Single Family Home Sales |
| |
Rockford |
Belvidere |
Freeport -Galena |
Illinois |
U.S. |
| 1998 |
4,315 |
493 |
558 |
105,339 |
4,970,000 |
| 1999 |
4,932 |
436 |
558 |
108,350 |
5,205,000 |
| 2000 |
5,202 |
431 |
688 |
105,595 |
5,113,000 |
| 2001 |
5,136 |
NA |
897 |
107,311 |
5,296,000 |
| 2002 |
5,814 |
354 |
1,024 |
113,613 |
5,563,000 |
| Housing
Opportunity Index - Fourth Quarter 2001 |
| 5 Most Affordable
Metro Areas |
Rank |
| Rockford,
IL MSA |
1 |
| Davenport-Moline-Rock
Island, IA-IL MSA |
2 |
| Springfield, IL MSA |
3 |
| Champaign-Urbana, IL
MSA |
4 |
| Peoria-Pekin, IL MSA |
5 |
Median
Sale Price Comparison
Existing Single Family Home (2002) |
| Municipality |
Sale
Price |
| Elgin |
$182,100 |
| Madison,
WI |
$177,000 |
| Chicago |
$174,500 |
| Milwaukee,
WI. |
$173,800 |
| Will-Grundy Co. |
$173,400 |
| Bloomington-Normal |
$132,700 |
| Champaign |
$110,400 |
| Rockford |
$105,700 |
| Freeport-Galena |
$89,400 |
| Peoria |
$89,300 |
| Quincy |
$69,800 |
Rockford, Illinois Most
Affordable Housing Market in the Nation
src NAHB.com
Rockford, Ill., was the nation’s most affordable
housing market in this year’s second quarter as higher
interest rates took a significant toll on nationwide housing
affordability, Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. according to the National Association of Home
Builders’ Housing Opportunity Index (HOI), released today.
Maplecrest is a Rockford Home Builder, so if you are looking for new homes in Rockford, Illinois, you have come to the right place.
The HOI is a quarterly measure of the percentage of homes sold
that a family earning the median income can afford to buy. The
HOI for April Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. through June of 2000 ranked 173 metro areas on the
basis of over 600,000 recorded home sales for a nationwide score
of 58.4, down 4.4 points Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. from the first quarter and the lowest
score in nearly eight years.
Maplecrest is a Rockford Home Builder, so if you are looking for new homes in Rockford, Illinois, you have come to the right place.
New Homes I"Families earning the median U.S. household income of
$50,200 could afford to purchase 58.4 percent of homes sold
nationwide during the second quarter of 2000," explained
NAHB President Robert Mitchell, a home builder from Rockville,
Md.
New Homes In Roscoe
New Homes In Durand
New Homes In Poplar Grove
New Homes In Machesney Park
New Homes In South Beloit
"That Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. compares to 62.8 percent of homes that were
affordable in the previous quarter and 69.6 percent of homes
that were affordable at the HOI’s peak in early 1999. This is
the first time the HOI has dipped below 60 since mid-1992."
Maplecrest builds new homes in the Rockford, Illinois area. We are a Rockford home builder.
new homes in Rockford, Illinois
New Homes In Rockford, Illinois Mitchell attributed the decline primarily to the higher mortgage
interest rates that prevailed in the second quarter. He pointed
out that the Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. national weighted average interest rate on
adjustable and fixed rate mortgages, used to calculate the HOI,
rose more than 20 basis points between the first and second
quarters.
New Homes In Rockford, Illinois
"The average mortgage interest rate on all home sales that
took place in this year’s second quarter was 8.20 percent, up
New Homes In Roscoe
New Homes In Durand
New Homes In Poplar Grove
New Homes In Machesney Park
New Homes In South Beloit
from 7.93 percent in the first quarter and the highest average
since the second quarter of 1992. Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. That gain made it more
difficult for some families to afford homeownership,"
Mitchell said. Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. He added, however, that rates have drifted lower
in recent weeks, which should help prospective buyers. Mitchell
also noted that higher prices on new Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. and existing homes were
factors in the second quarter.
Rockford Home Builder
The second quarter of 2000 marks the third time that Rockford.,
Ill., has garnered the top spot on the housing affordability
chart. The last time Rockford held the Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. title was in the first
quarter of 1999. Families earning Rockford’s median income of
$55,300 could afford to purchase 89.3 percent of homes sold
there during the second quarter. The median price of homes sold
in Rockford was $90,000. Rockford Home Builder
San Francisco, where the median sale price was $510,000 in the
second quarter, remained at the bottom Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. of the affordability
chart. Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. A mere 5.9 percent of homes were affordable to families
earning that area’s median income of $74,900 in the April -
June period. Rockford Home Builder
New Homes In Roscoe
New Homes In Durand
New Homes In Poplar Grove
New Homes In Machesney Park
New Homes In South Beloit
The Midwest was the most consistently affordable region, with 14
of its surveyed markets being ranked on the "25 Most
Affordable Metro Areas" Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. list in the second quarter. The
South had eight entries in the top 25, while the Northeast had
three and the West had zero. Rockford Home Builder
Conversely, western markets comprised 19 of the entries on the
"25 Least Affordable Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. Metro Areas" list, while the
Northeast had six markets on that list and the Midwest and South
had no entries on it. Rockford Home Builder
The most affordable metro areas by region in the second quarter
were:
Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton, Pa. and Syracuse, N.Y., tied for
first in the Northeast; Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. Rockford in the Midwest;
Wilmington-Newark, Del.-Md. in the South; and Anchorage, Alaska
in the West. The least affordable metro areas by region were:
Portsmouth-Rochester, Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. N.H.-Maine in the Northeast; Ann Arbor,
Mich. in the Midwest; Miami, Fla. in the South; and San
Francisco in the West. Rockford Home Builder
New Homes In Roscoe
New Homes In Durand
New Homes In Poplar Grove
New Homes In Machesney Park
New Homes In South Beloit
Rockford Realtor, Rockford Realtors
Editor’s Note: The Housing Opportunity Index is based on the
median family income, interest rates, and the price
distributions of homes Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. sold for each market in a particular
quarter of a year. The price of homes sold is collected from
actual court records by First American Real Estate Solutions, a
marketing company. Rockford Home Builder, New Homes in Rockford, Illinois. The median family income for each market is
calculated by the Department of Housing and Urban Development
(HUD). Rockford Home Builder
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