Naperville Real Estate Market Report — November 2026
Naperville Real Estate Market Report — November 2026
By Amy Pearson | @properties Christie’s International Real Estate
Naperville’s single-family housing market entered November with higher median sale prices than a year ago and relatively limited inventory. Homes that closed in October had a median market time of just nine days—but conditions vary by price range.
If you’re considering selling in 2027, here’s what the latest numbers mean for your plans.
Naperville Market Snapshot
This report covers October 2026 closed sales, with current inventory measured as of November 4, 2026.
Market indicator | Latest figure |
|---|---|
Homes sold in October | 80 |
Median sale price | $737,500 |
Median days on market for October sales | 9 days |
Average sale-to-list price ratio | 99% |
Homes sold year to date through October | 944 |
Homes currently for sale | 207 |
Homes under contract | 89 |
Months of inventory | 2.6 |
Figures reflect single-family residences.
Home Prices Are Higher Than Last Year
October’s median sale price of $737,500 was approximately 8% higher than October 2025’s $682,500. It also increased about 4% from September’s $707,000.
That doesn’t mean every Naperville home gained 8% in value. The median changes with the mix of homes sold, including their size, location, condition, and price.
For an individual homeowner, recent comparable sales provide a more useful starting point than the citywide median.
Sales Remain Ahead of Last Year
Naperville recorded 80 single-family closings in October, compared with 97 in September and 76 in October 2025.
Through October, 944 homes had sold, up approximately 3% from 917 during the same period last year.
Although closings declined from September, that monthly change alone doesn’t establish that home values or buyer demand are falling.
Some Homes Sell Quickly While Others Take Longer
Homes that closed in October had a median market time of nine days, compared with 13 days a year earlier.
However, properties still listed as of November 4 had a median market time of 34 days.
These figures describe different groups: homes that successfully sold and homes currently available. Your home’s likely selling time depends on its pricing, condition, location, and competition.
Is Naperville a Seller’s Market?
With 2.6 months of inventory, the report classifies Naperville’s overall single-family market as a seller’s market.
Still, sellers shouldn’t assume every property will attract offers above asking price. October’s average sale-to-list price ratio was 99%, and 29% of closed properties sold above their original asking price.
A thoughtful pricing strategy remains important, even when inventory is limited.
Your Price Range Matters
The overall market doesn’t tell the whole story. Here are several examples from the report:
Price range | Months of inventory | Market classification |
|---|---|---|
$575,000–$650,000 | 4.4 | Balanced |
$650,000–$725,000 | 1.1 | Seller’s |
$725,000–$800,000 | 1.9 | Seller’s |
$800,000–$875,000 | 0.8 | Seller’s |
$875,000–$950,000 | 7.0 | Buyer’s |
Over $1,175,000 | 4.2 | Balanced |
These differences show why sellers need to examine their specific competition. Smaller numbers of monthly sales can also cause inventory calculations to fluctuate significantly within a price bracket.
What This Means for North Naperville Sellers
For homeowners in Indian Hill, Eagle Chase, and other North Naperville neighborhoods, citywide statistics provide context. Your home’s value requires a closer look at nearby sales, competing listings, layout, maintenance, and updates.
If you’re thinking about selling next year, start with three manageable steps:
Ask before renovating. Get advice on which improvements deserve your time and money.
Begin decluttering gradually. One closet or storage area at a time can make moving less overwhelming.
Explore your next-home options. If you’re downsizing, coordinate your selling plan with where you want to go.
You don’t need to complete every project now. A clear plan can help you prepare at your own pace.
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Source: Naperville November 2026 Community Market Report, using Midwest Real Estate Data Inc. data. Sales figures cover October 2026; inventory is as of November 4, 2026. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
