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La Salle County Home Sales Average $198,611 for Week

By Markets Desk · 2026-09-13 · 1 min read
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A $525,000 sale in Leland leads a week of 18 recorded transactions in La Salle County.

A single-family home in Leland sold for $525,000. This transaction marks the highest price recorded in La Salle County during the week of August 31 to September 6. The property at 245 North Cedar Street is a 3,160-square-foot residence built in 1875.

Eighteen residential real estate sales were registered in the county during this period. The average price across these transactions was $198,611. The average cost per square foot stood at $150.

Top sales dominate the weekly list

The second-highest price was $447,500 for a home in Somonauk. This 1,085-square-foot property built in 1966 sold for $412 per square foot. The third position went to a Sandwich residence priced at $447,000.

This 2,510-square-foot home was constructed in 2002. The price per square foot for this sale was $178. The fourth most expensive sale was a $299,500 home in Ottawa.

Mid-range transactions show varied pricing

A 2,046-square-foot house in Ottawa sold for $270,000. Built in 1866, it commanded a rate of $132 per square foot. In Marseilles, a 1,722-square-foot home sold for $266,000.

That 1967 construction priced at $154 per square foot. Another Marseilles property sold for $180,000. This 1,248-square-foot home from 1958 closed at $144 per square foot.

Lower-end sales complete the ten

A Mendota residence sold for $228,000. The 1,248-square-foot home built in 1938 priced at $183 per square foot. An Ottawa home at 1043 State Street sold for $209,000.

This 1,128-square-foot property from 1954 closed at $185 per square foot. The lowest price in the top ten was $136,000. This 1,424-square-foot Mendota home built in 1950 sold for $96 per square foot.

Based on reporting by Shaw Local, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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