John Corry JKC Premier Group

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John Corry JKC Premier Group I’m an experienced real estate broker with many years specializing in Chicago, North and West suburbs.

My clients buy and sell with confidence knowing that together, we created value on the front end which pays dividends in their future!

Affordable Homes Under $500K Are Selling Fastest in These Housing MarketsHaving spent years as a Real Estate Broker, I k...
10/31/2026

Affordable Homes Under $500K Are Selling Fastest in These Housing Markets
Having spent years as a Real Estate Broker, I know firsthand how quickly opportunities can move—especially when it comes to affordable homes under $500,000. In places like St. Louis and Detroit, these properties are selling in just 41 days, well below the national average of 56 days. Markets such as Kansas City, Sacramento, Columbus, Cleveland, Baltimore, Chicago, Richmond, and Minneapolis are also seeing homes snapped up at a rapid pace. My background in rehab, construction, and negotiation has taught me that waiting for value is a losing game. Instead, we focus on creating value from day one—this is how my clients seize the best deals, both at purchase and at sale. The key is recognizing where the market is moving quickly and acting with insight and confidence.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/corry-john/2153623-Affordable-Homes-Under-%24500K-Are-Selling-Fastest-in-These-Ho

Map Highlights Abundant Home Choices for Buyers NationwideRight now, we’re seeing sellers outnumber buyers by a remarkab...
10/30/2026

Map Highlights Abundant Home Choices for Buyers Nationwide
Right now, we’re seeing sellers outnumber buyers by a remarkable 63%—the widest margin in years. Buyer activity is at its lowest since 2013, thanks to mortgage rates climbing to 7.4% and lingering economic uncertainty. With over 1.5 million sellers currently active, 41 major metros have shifted into what we call buyer’s markets. Having spent decades in real estate brokerage, construction, and negotiation, I’ve learned that waiting for value rarely pays off. Instead, finding opportunities and creating value—especially in market cycles like this—can make all the difference whether you’re buying or selling. It’s about understanding the landscape and leveraging it to your advantage.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/corry-john/2175119-Map-Highlights-Abundant-Home-Choices-for-Buyers-Nationwide

10/29/2026

Housing Headwinds Toward 2027
As someone who’s spent years immersed in real estate brokerage, construction, and negotiation, I’ve witnessed how shifts in lending, labor, and material costs can ripple through the market. By late September, mortgage rates averaged close to 7%—the highest we’ve seen since early 2025. That kind of rate doesn’t just squeeze affordability for buyers; it also raises the cost of capital for builders nationwide. No surprise, then, that builder sentiment dipped 3 points to 32 in late Q3, marking its lowest point since late 2025. When you add up elevated lending, fuel, and construction expenses, it’s clear why single-family home building is on track for a second straight annual decline in 2026, with further pullbacks looking likely into 2027. The broader U.S. market remains stuck between limited supply and affordability challenges—demand is out there, but higher costs and interest rates are sidelining many. Looking ahead to 2027, rising long-term rates are signaling caution, especially as so much of 2026’s growth leaned on AI and crowded out housing-related lending. In my experience, waiting for the market to hand you value rarely pays off. Instead, finding creative ways to unlock opportunity—no matter the headwinds—is how you win on both ends of a transaction.

10/28/2026

USA Could See Its First Billion-Dollar Sale
It's fascinating to watch the ultra-luxury residential market in the U.S. push boundaries—this year, we've seen several properties listed at $100M+ asking prices, cementing nine-figure homes as a hallmark of the very top tier. As someone who's spent years immersed in real estate, rehab, and negotiation, I can see how the surge in top-end wealth—driven by a strong stock market and earlier tax cuts—has shaped these bold moves. For buyers in this elite bracket, it's not just about the price tag; privacy and one-of-a-kind amenities are essential, with many estates designed as true compounds for greater separation. Yet, even with all the headlines, not every sky-high price translates to a record sale—sometimes, those numbers are more about generating buzz than setting new benchmarks. Still, the market’s trajectory is clear: within the next three years, it’s possible we’ll see the first billion-dollar home sale in the U.S. In my experience, true value comes not from waiting, but from actively creating it—at every level, that’s what sets the most successful deals apart.

10/27/2026

US Housing Market in September: Key Trends to Watch
September brought a noticeable shift in the US housing market—12.6% fewer home delistings and 20.4% of sellers reducing their prices, bringing us in line with what we saw in 2025. Inventory is on the rise, with the Midwest up 10.5% and the Northeast up 9.1%. Mortgage rates are sitting at 6.67%, which could cool buyer enthusiasm even further. From my perspective as a broker with years of hands-on experience in negotiation, construction, and rehab, these moments aren't for waiting—they’re for identifying where value can be created. I’ve always believed in working proactively to find those opportunities, whether you’re considering a purchase or preparing to sell. Creating value on the front end often sets the stage for profit on the back end.

10/26/2026

US Law Limits Large Housing Investors
A major shift in the real estate landscape arrived in late Q1 2026: a federal law now blocks large investors from acquiring additional single-family homes once they reach 350 properties in their portfolio. The intention here is clear—by limiting all-cash corporate buyers, the law aims to level the playing field for individual buyers, giving them a better shot in bidding wars and helping to relieve some of the upward pressure on home prices. Importantly, this law doesn’t force current large landlords to sell, but it does mean we may see these investors turning their attention to other property types. As a result, the growth of single-family rentals could slow, potentially making more homes available for owner-occupants and tightening rental markets in certain areas.

For buyers, this moment requires preparation: having your finances in order and taking full advantage of first-time buyer programs can make all the difference. Sellers, on the other hand, should consider pricing homes strategically and focusing marketing efforts toward those looking to occupy their next home.

From my experience in brokerage, construction, and negotiation, I know that true value isn’t just found—it’s created, often right at the negotiation table. While this law is expected to gradually rebalance demand, there are still big factors at play: housing supply, zoning rules, building costs, and labor availability. Policy changes continue to shape the landscape, but those who approach every transaction with creativity and insight will be best positioned for success.

10/26/2026

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10/25/2026

Beautiful Norridge upper floor condo in sought after Main South School District! Well-appointed and modern 2-bedroom, 2 bathroom featuring the perfect blend of luxury, style, comfort, & convenience. This bright and spacious home has plenty of natural light. The main living area features marble tile flooring and opens to a large private balcony, perfect for morning coffee or evening relaxation with stunning views of the city. A true gourmet chef's kitchen boasts gorgeous matte soapstone countertops, custom backsplash, stainless steel appliances and custom European cabinetry complete with built in pantry, and range hood perfect for your culinary needs. The generously sized primary suite includes a luxurious en-suite bathroom with modern vanity, stunning glass walk in shower, and ample closet space. The large second bedroom is just across from the beautiful second full bathroom which includes a soaking tub. Large capacity side by side in-unit laundry is included. one wide garage parking space with room for bike storage etc. plus, an additional large storage closet. Close to transportation, airport, grocery, shopping and entertainment. This wonderful 2 bed 2 bath home has it all PLUS top rated Pennoyer Grade School and Main South High School!

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2935 N Clark Street
Chicago, IL
60657

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