Gallagher and Henry in Illinois
Gallagher and Henry shaped many of the established neighborhoods across Chicago's southwest suburbs, and the seven communities on this page now function primarily as a resale market rather than a current builder lineup, since none show active new-construction inventory. In Orland Park, Brittany Glen anchors a mature stretch of single-family homes, while nearby Lemont's Covington Knolls has recently traded in the $869,000–$880,000 range. Homer Glen carries the builder's largest footprint, with both Goodings Grove and Kingston Hills represented in Homer Glen; Kingston Hills has seen resales between $540,000 and $550,000. Suffield Woods in Palos Park has changed hands from $760,000 to $860,000, reflecting the larger lots typical of that pocket. Farmingdale Village in Woodridge remains the most active resale market of the group, with prices spanning $379,900 to $720,000 across a wide range of home sizes. Radcliffe Place rounds out the offerings in Tinley Park. Because these are established subdivisions built out years ago, buyers should expect mature landscaping, no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments, and homes that may need updates depending on age and maintenance history. This portfolio suits move-up buyers and families drawn to well-located, established southwest suburban neighborhoods rather than brand-new construction.
