Wildwood currently has a small pool of listings, with only 10 homes on the market in February and 11 new listings added. Inventory has jumped about 66% month over month, yet it is still limited compared to the broader Chicago market with 5,707 homes. Contract activity is moderate, with 5 pending sales, indicating steady but not overheated demand.
Homes are taking longer to go under contract, sitting a typical 63.5 days on the market, which is up sharply from recent months and about 18% higher than a year ago. Even with this slower pace, Wildwood is still classified as a seller's market, and about one-third of recent sales closed above the asking price, with sellers receiving around 98.9% of list on average.
Prices are holding firm and moving upward, with a typical home value of about $557,988 in February, nearly 3% higher than last year and up almost 19.5% month over month. The median list price sits at $577,000 and is expected to stay there in March, while the projected typical home value could reach about $603,481, far above Chicago’s $390,000 level. With slightly more inventory on the way, projected at 12 homes, both pricing and selection are shifting in ways that matter for today’s moves. Whether you are a buyer navigating limited choices or a seller aiming to capture strong values, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local Wildwood agent who understands these dynamics.
