Housing Market Report for Park Forest-Chicago Heights School District 163, IL

This housing market report uses absorption rates to track supply and demand for Park Forest-Chicago Heights School District 163, IL. With 4.5 months of inventory across all segments, the market is currently balanced — supply and demand are roughly equal, giving buyers and sellers relatively equal negotiating leverage. Use the tables below to explore specific price ranges and property types in detail. [Last updated: September 18, 2026]

Seller's Market
Under 3 months

High demand, low inventory. Homes sell fast, often above asking price. Sellers hold leverage.

Balanced Market
3 – 6 months

Supply and demand are roughly equal. Prices are stable and negotiations are more equitable.

Buyer's Market
Over 6 months

More supply than demand. Buyers can negotiate, request concessions, and take their time.

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Houses

Hottest Segment 🔥
$125k – $150k

Absorption rate of 0.5, with 2 months of inventory.

Coolest Segment ❄️
$175k – $200k

With 12 months of inventory, buyers have more time and negotiating power in this range.

Most Active
$125k – $150k

1 active listings with 3 sold in the last 6 months.

Market Overview
All Segments

Supply and demand are roughly in balance at 4.5 months of inventory.

List Price Available # of Homes Available Sold Last
6 Months
Sold in Last 6 Months
Under
Contract
Sold in Last 6 Months
Absorption
Rate
Absorption Rate
Months of
Inventory
Months of Inventory
Market
125k-150k 1 3 0.5 2 Seller's
150k-175k 2 2 0.2 6 Balanced
175k-200k 2 1 0.1 12 Buyer's
200k-225k 1 0
225k-250k 1 0.2 0 Seller's
250k-275k 1 0.2 0 Seller's