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Fulton Home Tops County Real Estate Sales At $265,000

The local real estate market recently recorded an impressive high-water mark with a single-family property in Fulton claiming the top sales spot. A total of 18 residential transactions cleared the books across the county during the week of September 21.

Market watchers noted a healthy average sales price alongside solid square-footage metrics for the period. These figures continue to offer valuable insight for buyers and sellers tracking regional trends.

Top Residential Sales Highlights

Leading the county transactions was a single-family home situated at 7209 Long Road in Fulton, commanding a sales price of $265,000. This transaction set the pace for a busy week of formally recorded property titles. If you enjoy exploring unique properties, you might appreciate checking out various architecture tours available in similar vibrant communities.

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Sterling and Rock Falls Market Activity

Ranking just behind the top property, a single-family residence located at 2101 20th Avenue in Sterling changed hands for $237,000. Meanwhile, Rock Falls recorded a notable mid-tier transaction with the sale of a house at 807 West 2nd Street for $165,000.

Matching that exact price point was a classic three-bedroom home constructed in 1956 at 1302 East Le Fevre Road in Sterling. Historic properties like this often showcase fascinating elements of historical architecture that continue to attract local buyers.

Mid-Tier and Entry-Level Transactions

Additional activity in Sterling included a single-family house on Katey Court selling for $155,000. For those looking into broader architecture articles, tracking these neighborhood sales provides a clear picture of local valuation patterns.

Further rounding out the mid-tier segment, properties on Broadway Avenue and Wilson Street achieved sales of $145,000 and $129,000 respectively. These mid-range options form the backbone of our steady county housing inventory.

Closing out the lower end of the top ten sales were a four-bedroom house on West 3rd Street at $118,000 and a cozy home on Chestnut Avenue at $115,000. Overall, the weekly market averaged out at $116,250, translating to roughly $120 per square foot.

 
Here is the source article for this story: How much were the 10 most expensive home sales in Lee County / Whiteside in the week of Sept. 21?

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