Harvard offers 14 distinct subdivisions and condo/townhouse buildings, ranging from established acreage-style neighborhoods to a couple of newer developments still adding inventory. Turtle Crossing stands out as the most active community right now, with new construction still underway and the largest number of homes listed for sale. Shadow Creek and Oak Grove Crossing round out the current for-sale activity, with Oak Grove Crossing also offering new construction alongside resale options. Beyond these three, most of Harvard's communities—including Countryside Estates, Dream Acres, Dunham Woods, Green Meadow Trails, Harvard Commons, Huntington Ridge, Meadows at Countrybrook, Nan-Chris Heights, Park Pointe, Plum Tree Estates and Woods of Countrybrook—are settled, resale-only neighborhoods with no dedicated active adult sections. Housing types here span single-family lots, townhomes, condos and even land parcels for those wanting to build. Given the price points and mix of starter homes and family-sized properties, Harvard's subdivisions primarily attract first-time buyers, growing families and value-conscious buyers looking for space outside the denser Chicago suburbs.
2 homes sold in the past year ranging from $308,000 to $332,000.
There is currently 1 single-family home at $339,900 for sale.
6 homes sold in the past year ranging from $224,900 to $320,000.
There are currently 2 single-family homes from $313,500 to $317,500 for sale.
There are currently no homes for sale in Woods of Countrybrook.