Inverness is a northwest suburban Chicago market built around large-lot estates, established single-family neighborhoods, and a handful of low-rise condo and townhouse buildings. Across its subdivisions, prices for homes that have sold or are on the market span roughly $340,000 to $2,875,000, reflecting a mix of move-up and true luxury inventory. Mcintosh stands out as the most active community by listing count, with a steady run of single-family and land offerings that make it a good benchmark for gauging the broader market. Nearby, Braymore Hills and Heritage Farms anchor the estate-home segment, while Glencrest and Bonny Glen round out the higher end. Buyers wanting attached-home living find options in Weatherstone and Shires of Inverness, both of which mix condos and townhouses at more accessible price points than the surrounding single-family stock. More modestly priced pockets like Shetland Hills give buyers an entry into the city without the estate-lot premium. This is an established, resale-driven market rather than a new-construction one, and the subdivisions here serve buyers who want space, privacy, and top-tier schools, with budgets that generally start in the mid-$300,000s and extend well past the $2 million mark for the area's premier estate properties.