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Naperville Home Commands $1.73M in Will County Sales

By Markets Desk · 2026-09-13 · 1 min read
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A Naperville residence sold for $1.73 million, setting the weekly high for Will County residential transactions.

A single-family home in Naperville sold for $1.73 million. This transaction represents the highest price recorded in Will County during the week ending Aug. 31. The property is located at 135 Settlers Drive and features 4,640 square feet of living space.

The sale price equates to $373 per square foot. The home was built in 1997 and includes five bedrooms and six bathrooms. The transaction closed on Aug. 18. This figure stands well above the county average for the period.

County Sales Volume and Averages

Will County recorded 204 residential real estate sales in the target week. The average sale price across these transactions was $431,969. The average price per square foot was $219. These metrics provide a baseline for the broader market activity in the region.

The data includes properties where the title was recorded during the week of Aug. 31. Some sales may have closed earlier but were finalized administratively within this timeframe. This ensures the report reflects all new title activity for the period.

Top Transactions in Homer Glen

Two properties in Homer Glen appear in the top ten list. A home at 14260 James Lane sold for $1.25 million. This deal closed on Aug. 20. Another residence at 12406 West Mackinac Road sold for $1 million.

The Mackinac Road property spans 4,623 square feet and was built in 1988. It sold for $216 per square foot. The home features six bedrooms. This transaction also closed on Aug. 18.

Additional High-Value Sales in Naperville

Naperville dominates the upper tier of sales. A home at 329 Royce Woods Court sold for $1.15 million. The price per square foot was $279. A property at 2615 Saddlebrook Drive sold for $1.09 million.

The Saddlebrook Drive home measures 4,020 square feet. It sold for $271 per square foot. A fourth Naperville entry at 2255 Glouceston Lane sold for $1.08 million. This home achieved a rate of $327 per square foot. These figures are sourced from GN auto markets/housing: home sales data.

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

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