Norridge is a compact market with seven established communities, all resale, no new construction and no age-restricted 55+ sections in the mix. Cascades of Norridge stands out as the largest community by listing activity and serves as a good reference point for pricing and turnover in town. Beyond that, buyers will find a tight cluster of small condo and single-family enclaves including Brickman, Lawrence Point, Neva Manor, Norridge House, Norridge Point, and Terrace Point Condos. These are older, established pockets of housing stock rather than newer developments, which means buyers are typically looking at well-settled buildings and blocks rather than builder-fresh product. Inventory here moves in small numbers, so timing and knowing which building or block is turning over matters more than in larger subdivisions elsewhere. Overall, Norridge's communities tend to draw first-time buyers, downsizers, and condo shoppers looking for an entry point into the near-northwest suburbs at a more accessible price point than neighboring lakefront or downtown-adjacent markets.
There are currently 2 condos from $339,000 to $420,000 for sale.
2 homes sold in the past year ranging from $195,000 to $200,000.